Friday, September 04, 2009
Shabbos Bulletin 09/04/2009
GOOD SHABBOS!!
Parshas Ki Savo:
Sep 5, 2009 / 16 Elul 5769
Shabbos Schedule
Fri. Sep 4
06:56 pm Candle Lighting
06:30 pm Mincha / Kabbalas Shabbos
07:55 pm Krias Shema (earliest time)
Sat. Sep 5
08:15 am Chumash Shiur R Quinn
08:45 am Shacharis
09:40 am Krias Shema (latest time)
09:45 am Krias HaTorah
10:15 am Spirituality 101 R Heller
10:30 am Dvar Torah R Shore
11:00 am Bar Mitzvah
11:15 am Kiddush
11:30 am Shiur Cancelled
05:45 pm Kiruv Kollel M Abramson
06:45 pm Mincha
07:15 pm Seudah Shlishis J Hochman
07:55 pm Maariv
Weekday Schedule
Sun Sep 6 – Fri Sep 11
05:29 am Earliest Tallis – Ki Savo
7:00/7:30/8:00am Sun Shacharis
7:00/8:00 am Mon Shacharis (Labor Day)
06:00 am Shacharis – Shul, Gabbai Eliezer Kahn
06:30 am Shacharis – Beis Medrash
07:30 am Shacharis – Shul, Gabbai Yona Light
09:40 am Latest Shema
10:44 am Latest Shacharis
01:24 pm Earliest Mincha
05:40 pm Early Mincha (Mon – Thurs)
06:55 pm Weekday Mincha/Maariv
09:00 pm Maariv b’zmano
in-Reach Class Schedule
Sun7:30 am Morning Kollel R Shenker
Sun8:00 am Business Halacha M. Abramson
Sun9:00 am Hilchos Tefils
Mon-Fri6:30 am Shachris- Kollel Boker R Shenker
Mon-Fri6:50 am Gemara Succah R Cohen
Mon-Fri8:30 am Mishne Brura: R Cohen
Laws of Rosh HaShana
Tues8:15 pm Tehillim Group Weinsteins
Wed8:00 am Valley AM Learning R Heller
Wed11:00 am Mommy, Me & Torah Rbzn Shenker
Thurs12:00 pm Pirkei Avos H. Witkin
Thurs8:00 pm Business Halacha M. Abramson
Thurs8:30 pm Moshe to Mishne Brura Beis Medrash
Elul
Rav Moshe Chadash once relayed an incident that occurred when he was a bochur eating a meal by a family during Elul in Yerushalayim. While he was in the house, he overheard a conversation between the husband and wife, who were the parents of many children. The wife was complaining to her husband that they had finished all the food in the house, and there was no money to buy more food. She reminded her husband that there were several people who owed them money, and since the situation in the house was becoming dire, she asked him to approach these people and request their money. The husband answered: "It is Chodesh Elul, and we will soon stand at Yom HaDin. We will request from HaShem that He will grant us a good and blessed year. And with what zechus will we dare to request a good year from HaShem? Surely we have accrued many debts ourselves during the course of the last year. The only advice I have is that we also will not demand from our debtors that they return the money to us, and we will struggle to continue to live with what we have. In turn, maybe HaShem will not demand repayment for our debts.”
Rav Moshe Chadash continued: "These were the husband's words, and I was in awe that his wife listened to his words and agreed with them, despite the fact that she had many small children in the house and had no food left to feed them. These were the Jews of Yerushalayim with their simple emunah!
Shabbat Shalom,
Rabbi
HALACHA OF THE WEEK
Tzitz Eliezer z”l says that one Kaddish can be a zechus for many people and, therefore, he may receive money from more than one person to say Kaddish. He does not have to tell the person hiring him that he is saying it for other people as well. Similarly, if a person davens in a Shul where only person at a time says Kaddish, a person who is saying Kaddish for both his father and his mother does not say an additional Kaddish because he is saying it for two people since his one Kaddish can go for both his parents. Rav Moshe Feinstein z”l does not agree with this psak and says that if one receives money from more than one person, he should make sure to say at least one kaddish per day for each person he took money from and write down which kaddish is for which person.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
KIDDUSH SPONSORS
This week’s Kiddush is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. David and
Seudah shlishis SPONSOR
This week’s Seudah Shlishis is sponsored by Yaakov and Perel Deena Hochman in honor of Yaakov’s mother, Leah bas Yaakov HaLevi. May her neshama have an aliyah.
MAZAL TOV
To
To Norbert and Lauren Gotesman on their recent marriage.
To Jon and Adinah Sher on the birth of a new grandson, Ezra Henoch, who was born to their children, Mendy and Mimi Greenstein, last week.
To Rabbi Effie and Sarah Leah Goldberg on the birth of their daughter, Ilana Tova. The community is invited to a Kiddush in honor of their new daughter on Shabbos day at 11:45 am at their home, 9259 Monte Mar Dr.
To Yariv and Ayelet (Benhar) Newman on the birth of a baby girl in Yerushalayim. They may be reached at yariv.newman@gmail.com.
WELCOME TO AISH
To
To
THANK YOU
To Gilda Kohan and Sharona Meshkinfam for driving the Tomchei Shabbos route this week.
To Pico Cleaners for cleaning all of the shul’s tallesim in time for Rosh Hashanah.
MAKE THE MINYAN!
Now that our boys are back in yeshiva and there are still some people on vacation, we ask that you help out by attending the morning minyanim.
HIGH
If you are an Aish member, you are entitled to a High Holiday seat at the
CHILDCARE DURING THE HIGH HOLIDAYS
User-Friendly High Holiday services at the Crowne Plaza Hotel will have childcare services available for $36 per child. Childcare at Aish is included with your High Holiday seats. However, your child must be registered with Tamar (tamar@aishla.com) to be permitted to join EITHER childcare program. This is for security and supervision purposes.
HIGH
The Childcare Committee is working on a High Holiday childcare schedule for the
GROWING ON THE ROAD
This year’s Partner’s Conference in
WHAT A TRIP!!
Spend winter vacation with Rabbi Cohen! Two days in the incredible historical Jewish quarter of
PREPARING YOUR SOUL FOR THE HIGH HOLIDAYS
By Rabbi
Tuesdays @ 12 noon – Sept 8, 15 & 22
Contact Erica Sommer at (310) 278-5943 for details.
WELCOME RENA, OUR NEW CHILDCARE DIRECTOR!
The Aish Community would like to welcome Rena Halu as Aish LA’s
new childcare director. Rena grew up in
things she misses about winter are the s’mores. She is currently
working in the kindergarten class at
school at
plan some exciting family events this year, and get to know all your
kids. Please introduce yourself to her when you see her!
PARSHAS NITZAVIM-VAYELECH • SEPT 11-12, 2009
Rabbi Dov Brezak
Sweetening Your Rosh Hashanah
Successfully Connecting your Children (and the child in you!)
to the Rosh Hashanah Experience
Fri Night Dinner at Aish (7:30 pm)*
Building the Right Atmosphere and Mindset
Shabbos lunch at Aish (Noon)*
Strategies for Successful Davening
Shabbos Afternoon (5:15 pm):
Keeping the Yom Tov Table Tov
Seudah Shlishis
*Friday Night Dinner and Shabbos Day Lunch Require Advance Reservations
$25 members / $10 children • $36 non-members / $18 children
Reserve your spot now!
Space is limited. Contact tamar@aishla.com.
Rabbi Dov Brezak is a foremost figure in the world of Jewish education today. Thousands of parents and teachers have benefited from his book Chinuch in Turbulent Times. His resource center, Project Kavey, in
Sponsored by the
SILENT AUCTION FOR HIGH
Updated: Sept 4, 2009.
Please submit your ‘bid’ ($180 minimum for all Aliyahs, $100 minimum for Hagbah, $36 minimum for Gelilah). Bids will be accepted as they are received by email (tamar@aishla.com) or voicemail (310-278-8672 x 305). There will be a weekly (bid only) update posted in the Shabbos bulletin and email. The deadline for bidding is September 16th for Rosh HaShanah and September 23th for Yom Kippur.
Thank you in advance for your continued support. May you be inscribed in the Book of Life for a sweet year!
ROSH HASHANAH 1ST DAY
1) Kohen:
2) Levi: $250
3) $300
4)
5)
6)
7) $180
Maftir:
Hagbah 1)
Gelila 1)
Hagbah 2)
Gelila 2)
ROSH HASHANAH 2ND DAY
1) Kohen:
2) Levi:
3)
4)
5)
Maftir:
Hagbah 1)
Gelila 1)
Hagbah 2)
Gelila 2)
YOM KIPPUR
Kol Nidrei – Pesicha:
Kol Nidrei - Holding Torah
1) SOLD
2)
YOM KIPPUR-SHACHARIS
1)
2)
3)
4) $180
5) $180
6)
Maftir
Hagbah 1)
Gelila 1) $360
Hagbah 2)
Gelila 2)
YOM KIPPUR-MINCHA
1)
2)
Maftir Yonah:
Hagbah:
Gelilah:
NEILA
Pesicha: $200
