Friday, November 30, 2007

Shabbos Bulletin 11/30/2007

 

I apologize for the previous font…..

 

 

Shabbos Schedule

Fri, Nov 30

 04:25 pm                Candle Lighting                       

 04:25 pm                Mincha

 PEP!                        CANCELLED

05:25 pm                 Krias Shema                            (earliest time)

 

Sat, Dec 1

 08:25 am                Shacharis                                Gabbai R’ Quinn & S. Gross

 09:15 am                Krias HaTorah                         Nat Eisman

 09:06 am                Krias Shema                            (latest time)  

 10:15 am                Spirituality 101                         R’ Heller

 10:15 am                Dvar Torah                              CANCELLED

 11:00 am                Kiddush                  

 11:15 am                   Shiur                                     Rebbetzin Heller

 12:15 pm                New Mincha Time

 04:00 pm                Mincha    

 04:30 pm                Seudah Shlishis                    

                                Dvar Torah                              Rebbetzin Heller

 05:45m                   Maariv

 

Weekday Schedule

Sun Dec 2- Fri Dec 7

 05:31 pm                Earliest Tallis – Vayeshev

 06:00 am                Shacharis – Gabbai Eliezer (Rick) Kahn

 07:30 am                Shacharis – Gabbai Yona (Jonah) Light

 07:00/8:00 am        Sun. Shacharis

 09:10 am                Latest Shema

 10:01 am                Latest Shacharis

 12:07 pm                Earliest Mincha

 

04:25 pm                Mincha/Maariv

09:00 pm                Maariv

 

Chanukah – The Real Gelt

  One Chanukah a few years before his passing, Rav Yitschok Meir from Gur (known by the name Chidushei HaRim after the book that he authored) was distributing Chanukah gelt to his grandchildren. The Rebbe instructed that his grandchild, Yehudah Aryeh (later to become the Sefas Emes, who was, at that time a young married man learning in the kollel) to come and receive his “gelt.”  When Reb Yehuda Aryeh entered, his grandfather asked him what he wanted for gelt. The young Reb Yehudah Aryeh answered: “What need do I have for gelt?”

   “You are right!” responded the great tzadik. “What you need is a son! So I shall give you a son instead of Chanukah gelt!” A short time after that incident Reb Yehuda Aryeh’s wife conceived. In the early stages of pregnancy there were complications that led to a recommendation by the physicians that she undergo an operation that would have resulted in the loss of the baby. The Chidushei HaRim heard about this and commented,

   “I promised that my grandson will have a boy and with the help of HaShem she will give birth to a healthy boy.”

Later, at the time of the birth there were more serious complications. The mother in law ran to visit with the Chidushei HaRim and burst out crying at her daughter’s plight. The Chidushei HaRim was quite composed and replied: “I shall not pray Shachris until your daughter has delivered!”

A short time later a baby boy was born. He was named Avrohom Mordechai and grew to be the Rebbe of Gur known as the Imrei Emes.

            Shabbat Shalom, R’ Moshe Cohen

 

JEWISH LAW TIP

    It is permissible to use the same wicks throughout Chanukah.

Chasam Sofer: Itis preferable to use wicks that had been previously used, because they burn better.

Orchos Chaim: It is a Minhag to change the wicks every night because each night was a new miracle, and as a Zecher to the Beis HaMikdash.

   The Minhag is that girls who have reached Bas Mitsva do not light their own menorah but it is permissible if they make the appropriate Brochos. However (Eidot HaMizrach) Sefardic women are not permitted to light and make Brochos.

 

Announcements:

 

KIDDUSH SPONSORS

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SEUDAH SHLISHIS SPONSOR

Frederica Barlaz is sponsoring Seudah Shlishis in honor of the Yarzheit of her mother,Bertha Barlaz, Hebrew name, Brocha bas Lazer.

 

Mazal Tov    

Mazal Tov to Rabbi and Mrs. Heller on the birth of a grandson to Dena and David Ackerman last Shabbos.

 

Thank YOu

Thank you to Ellie and Marshall Jaffe for hosting Rabbi Simcha Weinberg for Shabbos last week.

Thank you to Rabbi Hillel Lichtenstein for layening the Torah last Shabbos.

Thank you to Jonathan Tessler for driving the Tomchei Shabbos route this week.

 

Sheloshim Memorial

There will be a memorial gathering for Helen Nave A"H at Aish on Sun Dec 16 at 5:15 pm after Mincha.

A booklet is being made with anecdotes and memories about Helen, and it will be presented to her sister. If you have a memory that you would like to include, please send it to Pauline Davis at PaulisDiner@aol.com.

 

rebbetzin heller This shabbos

Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller Shabbaton is joining us this Shabbos.  She will be giving shiurim on the theme of “Chanukah and Personal Rededication” throughout Shabbos day.  There will be a special Melave Malka after Shabbos at Aish. Admission for the Melave Malka shiur will be $10 at the door.

 

Volunteer for Hatzolah

Hatzolah of Los Angeles is actively looking for volunteer Emergency Dispatchers and Dispatch Schedulers.  All dispatching is done from the comfort of your home and Hatzolah will fully train perspective candidates.  If you are interested in finding out more, or know of someone who is, please call Az @ 310-497-9024.

 

Litvische tische

The Gruen Family will be hosting a special Oneg Shabbos for men on Dec 14 at 9 pm with Rabbi Kosman at their home on 1546 S. Crest Dr. R’ Avi Kosman is a modern-day Troubador and serves as Maggid Shiur in the Slabodka Yeshiva.

 

Baby sitters and homework helpers

If you have children who are eligible to baby-sit or be a homework helper, send their information to KSiles@aishla.com.  Please include the sitter’s age, availability, hourly rate or if it is chesed.

 

Need-a review

Mrs. Judith Cohen will be teaching a refresher course on the laws of family purity. There will be four classes beginning Dec 30 at 9:15 am for 45 min. in the Aish lecture room. For married women only.

 

AISH Chanukah Carnival & Hachnosas Sefer Torah

Don’t miss the Chanukah carnival this year with fabulous games, food and prizes!  It will start at noon Dec 9th and be a fun-filled day for the whole family!  There will be a giant interactive moonbounce, traditional carnival games, and raffle. 

 

WANTED: CARnIVAL WORKERS

Aish is looking for people to staff the carnival and food booths at the Chanukah carnival next Sun from noon to 3 pm.  High school students ages 15 and up are eligible.  $10/hr. Contact Karen at ext 305 to apply.

 

Inspire Chanukah

Send a delicious gift of gourmet Chanukah cookies and a Project Inspire card and touch the lives of unaffiliated relatives, co-workers and acquaintances.  Check the flyers for more information.  Contact Karen at ext 305 to send a gift.

 

women’s tehillim

Please join the women’s weekly Tehillim group each Tues eve at 8:00pm at the home of Zev and Shoshana Weinstein, 1540 Edris.  A new list of names is starting and you must attend to add names to the list. 






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