Parshat Vayikra/Zachor 5784 Schedule [UPDATED]

Shabbat Zachor Schedule

Friday, March 22

  • 06:40 pm – Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv
  • 06:41 pm – Candle Lighting
  • 07:50 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Saturday, March 23

  • 08:45 am – Shacharit
  • 09:46 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
  • 10:15 am – Reading of Parshat Zachor [UPDATE]
  • Kiddush following services
  • Second reading of Parshat Zachor following kiddush
  • 04:00 pm – Ladies’ shiur
  • 05:30 pm – Men’s shiur
  • 06:15 pm – Mincha, followed by se’udah shlishit
  • 07:40 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 07:51 pm – Shabbat Ends

Purim Schedule

Saturday, March 23 – Purim Night

  • 08:00 pm – First Megillah Reading
  • 09:15 pm – Second Megillah Reading

Sunday, March 24 – Purim Day

  • 08:00 am – Shacharit
  • 09:00 am – First Megillah Reading
  • 09:45 am – Breakfast – Hamantaschen and coffee
  • Everyone is invited for a brunch at the Rabbi’s home, 265 Fellsway East, from 10:00 am- 12:00 noon
  • All checks, cash, and pledges for matanot la’evyonim must be in by 10:00 am
  • 10:15 am – Second Megillah Reading
  • 04:10 pm – Third Megillah Reading
  • 05:10 pm – Mincha
  • 05:30 pm – Purim Seudah
  • 07:30 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 07:52 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Weekday Schedule – March 25 – 29

Shacharit

  • 06:40 am – Monday and Thursday
  • 06:50 am – Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday

Late Ma’ariv – Monday – Thursday

  • 08:00 pm

Lulav & Etrog Form 5784

etrog

Order your lulav and etrog ($55, $65, or $75 sets) in time for Sukkot by filling out the form below.

Please write a check payable to:
Israel Book Shop
Deadline: 12:00 PM on Wednesday, September 27, 2023

Reminder: DO NOT make the check to the shul or rabbi. If you have not paid by the time sukkot is over, we will not take payments. It will be your responsibility to pay the Israel Book Shop.

Photo: Flickr

Shavuot 5783 Schedule

Shavuot Schedule

Thursday, May 25

  • 06:40 am – Shacharit
  • Remember to make Eruv Tavshilin
  • 07:50 pm – Mincha
  • 07:50 pm – Candle lighting
  • 09:00 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 09:30 pm – Shavuoton Dinner
  • 11:15 pm – 03:00 am – Late night learning program. Men and Women invited. Topic: Halachic Parameters of Being “Motzi” others in Fulfilling their Mitzvah Obligation.
  • Teenage boys shiur given by Harold Zazula

Friday, May 26 – 1st Day of Shavuot

  • 08:45 am – Shacharit
  • 08:57 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
  • Kiddush following services
  • 06:15 pm – Men’s Class
  • 07:00 pm – Early Mincha, followed by Ma’ariv
  • 07:51 pm – Candle Lighting

Shabbat, May 27 – 2nd Day Shavuot

  • 08:45 am – Shacharit
  • 08:57 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
  • 10:45 am – Yizkor
  • Kiddush following services
  • 05:20 pm – Ladies’ Class
  • 06:40 pm – Men’s Class
  • 07:30 pm – Mincha, followed by Neilat HaChag
  • 08:50 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 09:01 pm – Yom Tov Ends

Weekday Schedule May 28 – June 2

Shacharit

  • 08:00 am – Sunday and Monday
  • 06:40 am – Thursday
  • 06:50 am – Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday

Mincha/Ma’ariv

  • 07:55 pm/08:25 pm

Repeat Kriat Shema After

  • 09:05 pm

Kiddush Levana

  • The timeframe to say kiddush levana is until Friday, June 2. We only say kiddush levana at night.

Passover 5783

Rabbi Rabinowitz is available to arrange for this important contract following weekday morning and evening services, or by appointment. If you are unable to come in person you can use the form linked below or call the Rabbi to make arrangements.

All the forms on a single page for Passover. On this page, you can:

  • Contribute to Ma’ot Chitin
  • Sell your chametz
  • Download the Halacha Guidebook and Product Supplement

Get Ready for Pesach

Lulav & Etrog Form 5783

etrog

Order your lulav and etrog ($50, $60, or $70 sets) in time for Sukkot by filling out the form below.

Please write a check payable to:
Israel Book Shop
Deadline: 10:00 AM on Thursday, October 6, 2022

Reminder: DO NOT make the check to the shul or rabbi. If you have not paid by the time sukkot is over, we will not take payments. It will be your responsibility to pay the Israel Book Shop.

Photo: Flickr