Your Weekly BEBY Blast for Parshat Bamidbar & More
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WHAT'S HAPPENING FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 22
JOIN THE CLERGY FOR DAILY SERVICES & CLASSES STREAMING ON FACEBOOK LIVE AND ZOOM! *Please note that you do not need a Facebook account in order to view our Facebook page Click here for a version of kaddish that can be said without a minyan
TONIGHT
6:00 PM - Torah Reading with Shlomo Where: FACEBOOK LIVE
8:30 PM - Mincha/Maariv with Rabbi Morrison Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM(updated link)
FRIDAY, MAY 22
YOM YERUSHALAYIM 8:00 AM - Shacharit with Rabbi David & Cantor Guber (including Hallel) Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM 12:00 PM - Pirkei Avot - The Wisdom of the Sages with Rabbi Morrison Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM
5:00 PM - Young Families - Songs 'n Stories with Rabbi David and Bryna Where:ZOOM 5:30 PM - Yom Yerushalayim concert with Cantor Guber Where: FACEBOOK LIVE Sponsor: Tonight’s concert is sponsored by Moishe Gryfe & Michele Lecker-Gryfe. Your singing is an inspiration to us all during these trying days. Thank you and Shabbat Shalom to everyone. 6:00 PM - An early Kabbalat Shabbat service (up to and including Lecha dodi) with Cantor Guber Where: FACEBOOK LIVE Sponsor: Tonight’s service is sponsored by Jerry & Karyn Groyeski and family on the third yahrzeit of Karyn’s father Marvin Ross ז״ל 8:26 PM - Candle Lighting
SATURDAY, MAY 23
9:27 PM - Havdalah After Shabbat - Musical Havdalah Service with Cantor Guber Where: FACEBOOK LIVE Sponsor: Tonight's Havdalah service is sponsored by Lori Markus in memory of her mother, Gertrude Korn ז״ל, on her second yahrzeit
SUNDAY, MAY 24
Rosh Chodesh Sivan 8:00 AM - Shacharit with Rabbi David Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM
11:00 AM - Continuing Education: For This I Survived? with Bruria Lindenberg Cooperman Where: ZOOM
8:35 PM - Mincha/Maariv with Rabbi Morrison Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM
MONDAY, MAY 25
8:00 AM - Shacharit with Rabbi David Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM 12:00 PM - Pirkei Avot - The Wisdom of the Sages with Rabbi Morrison Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM Sponsor: Today's class is sponsored by Eleanor Minuk and Sheldon Zelsman in honour of Shauna Small. Thank you for another wonderful year at Alpeh Beit Chadash.
8:35 PM - Mincha/Maarivwith Rabbi Morrison Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM
TUESDAY, MAY 26
8:00 AM - Shacharit with Rabbi David Where: FACEBOOK LIVEor ZOOM Sponsor: Services are sponsored this morning by Eric & Gloria Goldberg and family in commemoration of the 45th yahrzeit of Eric’s father, Jerry Goldberg ז״ל 3:30 PM - Virtual Coffee and Conversation Join us in our virtual cafe. What are you doing during the day? Did you watch any good movies or TV series? Did you make a great recipe? How are you feeling? Say hello to your friends. Where: ZOOM
8:35 PM - Mincha/Maarivwith Rabbi Morrison Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27
** CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR THE TIKKUN LEIL SHAVUOT SESSIONS BY OUR CLERGY **
8:00 AM - Shacharit with Rabbi David Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM 12:00 PM - Pirkei Avot - The Wisdom of the Sageswith Rabbi Morrison Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM 6:00 PM - Torah Reading with Shlomo Where: FACEBOOK LIVE
7:00 PM - Reel & Spiel with Rabbi Lipson - Episode 2 of Unorthodox Where: ZOOM 8:35 PM - Mincha/Maariv with Rabbi Morrison Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM
THURSDAY, MAY 28
8:00 AM - Shacharit with Rabbi David Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM Sponsor: Services this morning are sponsored in loving memory of our late mother, Anne Laist ז״ל, on her second yahrzeit. Remembered with love, Rosalie & Brian Antman and Marilyn & Mark Rosen and families.
9:30 AM - Yizkor Service with Rabbi Morrison and Cantor Guber Where: FACEBOOK LIVE or ZOOM
9:30 AM - Tefillah Training with Rabbi David - not this week due to Yizkor Erev Shavuot 8:32 PM - Candle Lighting
FRIDAY, MAY 29
Shavuot Day 1 8:32 PM - Candle Lighting (from a flame lit prior to the beginning of Yom Tov)
In our new norm with online Clergy led private services, Divrei Torah, Torah Readings, Cantorial Music, Rabbi Lectures and Classes, you too can also sponsor one of these weekly online live sessions in honour of your Simchas or in memory of your loved ones for a donation of $54.00.
Your generous sponsorship will be included in the weekly e-blast, as well as mentioned by the clergy at the beginning and end of the online live session you are sponsoring. While we are temporarily closed due to this health crisis, it is imperative we continue to keep our synagogue operating at this time thereby ensuring we are able to once again open our doors to you - our dedicated members, and to the Jewish community when it is viable to do so.
The Executive, Board and Clergy thank you for your continued support during this difficult time. Best wishes for a healthy and safe Shabbat.
MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL COMING SOON. THIS YEAR MEMBERSHIP STATEMENTS WILL ARRIVE BY EMAIL!
FROM RABBI MORRISON
Dear Congregational Family,
"A season of counting"
This Shabbat, we begin to read a new book of the Torah, B'Midbar, literally, "in the wilderness." The entire book comprises most of the Israelites' experiences from having received the Torah to arriving at the threshold of the promised land, thirty-eight years in total.
The English name for the fourth book of the Torah is called "Numbers." The one theme that pervades the whole book from beginning, middle to end is a series of countings. These include but are not limited to a census of the tribes, a separate census of the levites, countings after collective punishments, a counting of the places visited along the way, and more.
Rashi, quoting the Midrash, asks why does God keep counting the Jewish people? The answer - "Mitoch chibatan menaam, out of love, God keeps counting."
We count that which is precious to us: our family members, coins, stamps, books, etc. My father collected certain antique tools over the years. He was always counting them.
Each day, we count the days toward Shabbat. For seven weeks, we count the days from Pesach to Shavuot. We love Shabbat and Torah. Thus, we count the days surrounding them.
We count you as meaningful members of our shul, and we count on you to be active participants in virtual synagogue life.
May that which we count dearly be for good.
Shabbat Shalom, Rabbi Howard Morrison
KEEPING UP
Click here to read Rabbi Morrison's daily blog Click here to read Rabbi Lipson's blog Ripple in Still Water Click here to read Rabbi Lipson's weekly blog Drinking Wisdom
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