Torah Tours Topics

4 Sivan 5771 June 6, 2011 • Holiday

We look forward to welcoming the young men and women from Yeshiva University’s Torah Tours who will be joining us for Shavu’ot and giving some Torah classes over the Holiday. The topics of their classes include:

Shavu’ot night

  • Men’s class – “The second giving of the Torah – could Rabbi Akiva possibly be greater than Moshe Rabbeinu?”
  • Teen Program – “A Jew’s role in this world”
  • Women’s Chavruta learning

1st day Shavu’ot

  • Before Mincha – “Birchat Hatorah”

2nd day Shavu’ot

  • Women’s Class at 4:45 pm – “Pulling an all nighter….is it worth it?”
  • Men’s Class before Mincha- “We always talk about Sarah, Rivka, Rachel, and Leah – what about Bilha and Zilpa?”

Chag Shavuos Samayach

4 Sivan 5771 June 6, 2011 • Holiday

We are all anticipating an uplifting Shavuos  filled with Torah study and Yom Tov simcha.

Here are some of the topics that we’ll be studying over Shavuos:

Does everyone recieve a portion in Olam Haba- the World to Come?

Shavuos- a Time for Change

What Shavuos Did (or Didn’t Do) for Eating Dairy

Shaimot- Proper Disposal of Torah Material

We’re also looking forward to greeting and learning with the members of  Torah Tours.

Chag Samayach!

Yitzchak Rabinowitz

 

Join Us For a Night on the Mountain – Shavuoton Dinner and Late Night Learning

29 Iyyar 5771 June 2, 2011 • Events, Holiday

Be a part of our annual Shavu’ot celebration!

A festive dairy meal following services!

Tuesday, June 7, at 9:25 pm

Adults: $12, Children 5 – 13: $8, Family Max: $36

Shavuot Learning – Torah classes from 11:30 pm – 3 :00 am (refreshments served throughout the night – cakes, chips, and ice cream with the works!) Schedule details TBA

Please let us know if you’re coming:

Lag Ba’Omer and Dougie’s! May 22 – 11 AM

9 Iyyar 5771 May 13, 2011 • Events, Holiday

Join all of your friends for a special culinary treat this Lag Ba’Omer! Dougie’s BBQ and Grill is famous for their delicious wings, fire poppers and corn dogs, and we’re bringing them to you! A special treat not only for Malden, but the entire Boston Jewish community. Where else can you get Dougie’s in the area on May 22, let alone any other day of the year???

There will be lots of fun and games and time to spend with your friends; catch up with old ones and make some new ones as well. Come and see everything (parks, convenience, camaraderie, etc.) Malden has to offer!

Date: May 22, 2011 – Lag Ba’Omer 5771

Time: 11 AM – 2 PM

Location: Patchell Park, Malden, MA (only a 20 minute drive from Brookline and Newton!) If raining,UPDATE: The event will be held at Beth Israel Malden, 10 Dexter Street.

Cost: $10/Adult; $5/child; $25 family max (you can’t beat those prices!)

RSVP (by Sunday, May 15): 781-322-5686 x6

Vegetarian options available by request.

 

Burn your chometz and throw away your garbage

7 Nisan 5771 April 11, 2011 • Holiday

We will be burning chometz on Monday 4/18 at the shul at 10 Dexter St. I spoke today  with the fire deputy and he gave us the ok. We will be doing it outside on the Dexter St. side  along the basement level of the shul. You can burn your chometz from 9:15- 11:15 a.m.

I also spoke with the Dept. of Public works today and they will be making a garbage pickup for us on Tuesday morning  at the shul( Monday is Patriots Day).Bring your garbage ( chometz or non- chometz) in Malden trash bags and put it on the edge of the sidewalk next to the street on the Elm St. side of the shul. Do not drop it off in the shul parking lot or in the shul trash bins in the parking lot.  There is no problem that the pickup will be on Yom Tov since whatever chometz that may be in the trash will be sitting on city property. Remenber- your garbage must be in Malden trashbags.

Chag kasher v’samayach.

Rabbi Yitzchak Rabinowitz