Parshat Tzav
March 27-28 2015
Nissan 8, 
5775
Shabbat Times

Friday

6:55 pm - Candle Lighting

6:55 pm - Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Ma'ariv 


Shabbat

9:00 am - Shacharit 

9:52 am - Sof Zman Kriyat Shema

10:15 am - Youth Groups Begin 

 

Kiddush: Getting Rid of Chametz Kiddush!

  

5:45 pm - Shabbat Hagadol Drasha by Rabbi Isaiah Rothstein:

V'hegadita L'vincha-You Shall tell your Children:  

A Binding Link or a Rusty Ring?!

A halakhic, philosphical and psychological analysis of our children's education and the role of the parent and community
 

6:50 pm - Mincha/Seudah Shlishit

7:56 pm - Shabbat Ends 

Pesach Prep 5775
Please see this Kosher for Pesach Guide and fill out and give the Selling of Chametz Form to
Rabbi Wolfe in order to sell your chametz
 
Everyone with a cubby in the coat room should please check and clean it prior to Friday


Friday, April 3rd (Erev Pesach)

6:20 am - Shacharit followed by siyum led by Rabbi Dr. Jeff Cahn. Breakfast is sponsored by Howard & Marlene Levy

10:50 am - No chametz may be eaten after this time

11:53 am - Chametz must be burned and Kol Chamira recited by this time

7:03 pm - Candle Lighting

7:05 pm - Mincha

8:03 pm - Kiddush & Seder shouldn't begin prior to this time

12:57 am - Halachic midnight. It is preferable to consume the afikoman prior to this time

 

Shabbat, April 4th (Pesach I)

9:00 am - Shacharit

9:45 am - Sof Zman Kriyat Shma

Glenn Dynner: "Challenges of Being a Jewish Professor at a Secular University"

6:55 pm - Mincha

Michael Feldstein: "Young Israel at 36: The Early Years (Part 1)"

8:04 pm - Candle lighting. All preparations for the Seder, and recitation of kiddush may take place AFTER this time

12:57 am - Halachic midnight. It is preferable to consume the afikoman prior to this time.

 

Sunday, April 5th (Pesach II)

9:00 am - Shacharit

9:44 am - Sof Zman Kriyat Shma

7:05 pm - Mincha    

Bennet Kfare: "Young Israel at 36: The Early Years (Part 2)"  

8:05 pm - Yomtov ends. Chol Hamoed begins.

 

Monday, April 6th-Wednesday, April 8th (Chol Hamoed)  

6:10 am - Shacharit

9:00 pm - Ma'ariv 

 

Thursday, April 9th (Chol Hamoed)

6:10 am - Shacharit

7:09 pm - Candle Lighting (ERUV TAVSHILIN)

7:10 pm - Mincha 

 

Friday, April 10th (Pesach VII)

9:00 am - Shacharit

9:39 am - Sof Zman Kriyat Shma

Dvar Torah: Rabbi Naftali Wolfe

7:10 pm - Candles should be lit BEFORE this time

7:10 pm - Mincha

Rabbi Naftali Wolfe: "Probability and Halacha (Part 1)"

 

Shabbat, April 11th (Pesach VIII)

9:00 am - Shacharit

9:39 am - Sof Zman Kriyat Shma

11:00 am - Yizkor (approximately)

Dvar Torah: Rabbi Naftali Wolfe

7:00 pm -  Mincha  

Rabbi Naftali Wolfe: "Probability and Halacha (Part 2)"

8:12 pm - Yomtov ends

9:15 pm - Repossession of Chametz

  Upcoming Events @ YIS
If anyone would like to get involved in any upcoming events of has ideas for any new events, please contact Greg Teitel
Musical Shabbat
with Koleinu Princeton A Capella Group
Shabbat, April 17th-18th @ the Young Israel of Stamford

Koleinu, Princeton University's co-ed A Capella group, will be leading Friday night and Shabbat services. 
Medicine, Ethics & Halacha 
with Rabbi Dr. Aaron Glatt 
Shabbat, May 9th @ the Young Israel of Stamford
 

11:00AM - Sermon by Rabbi Dr. Aaron Glatt: "Metzitza b'Peh: Should This Controversial Circumcision Practice Be Allowed?" 

12:00PM - Shiur by Rabbi Dr. Glatt: "Bikkur Cholim: Do No Harm"  

6:00PM - We will feature a unique presentation by Marjorie Glatt, Matchmaker at Saw You at Sinai and Special Projects Coordinator at YUConnects, at with practical suggestions specifically geared to parents whose children are of dating age: "The Inner Circle: The Role of Family in the Dating Process"    

7:35PM - Shalosh Seudot, with a presentation by Rabbi Dr. Glatt: "Vaccinations - Obligation or Option?

Family Beit Midrash Program
@ the Young Israel of Stamford
Light dinner at 6pm, classes begin at 6:15pm  

Sunday, May 10: Elana Stein Hain,
"Second Chances in Judaism: Quality, Quantity & Theology" 
Community Events
The following programs will be taking place in the Stamford Jewish Community and are presented for the benefit of our readers. The Young Israel of Stamford does not necessarily endorse any of the individual events or programs listed below.
Fairfield County Connecticut Jewish Baseball League
 

We are proud to announce that registration for the Fairfield County Connecticut Jewish Baseball League (FCCJBL) at http://www.fccjbl.org 

Living Voice Chorus 
 Sunday, April 12th, 3pm

 

We last met on a snowy Sunday in March. We had a wonderful turnout. Our next gathering is on Sunday, April 12 at 3:00. See attachment for details. I can't promise we will have no snow, but we can always hope for a sunny day. The music will make you smile and sing out loud.

 

See you then,

Beth Styles, Jason Terry, Rosalea Fisher

50th Anniversary of the Soviet Jewish Movement 
April 28th, 8pm @ CAS
 
Gal Beckerman is the Opinion Editor of the Forward, and will speak about about the Soviet Jewry movement. Fifty years since the start of the movement, what can we learn about what it did for American Jewish identity ... and the Soviet Jews who were able to start new lives as a result. 
Gan Yeladim Early Childhood Center

 

Do you have a 12-15 month old? Starting September 1st we are opening our doors to you too.Flexible enrollment options include:

         - Core Program: 8:45-11:45; 2-5 days per week

         - Lunch: add one hour, any number of days

         - Full Daycare: 7:30-3 or 7:30-6

As always we continue to offer flexible enrollment options for 15 months - 5 years of age. For further information contact [email protected] or call 203-324-2223 x407 


Summer Camp Registration
June 23-August 14, Ages 15 months-5 years
Summer Camp registration is now open! Sign up for the full 8 weeks, pay in full by March 31st and receive a 5% discount!  

Annual Dr. Al and Royce Wolfsohn Lecture

Featuring Steve Bayme of the American Jewish Committee

May 13th at 8PM @ CAS

"American Jewry and Israel: Dissonance or Cohesion?"

Desserts and coffee will be served after the presentation

Free and open to the entire community

BCDS Annual Celebration Dinner

May 17th, 5:30pm @ Hilton Stamford Hotel

 

Guest of honor are Maria and Glenn Reicin. The Jane Shoztic Award for outstanding teaching will be presented to Mrs. Morah Yospa Lieberman. Bob Abrams will be receiving the Alumni Award, and Sarah Rich will be receiving the Young Leadership Award. In addition, Stamford Police Department Assistant Chief Jim Matheny will be honored with a special Community Service Award.

 

    To RSVP and/or place an ad, please visit bcdscelebration.org or contact Robyn Winarsky, 917-297-7142, [email protected]

Weekly Davening Times

Monday - Thursday

Shacharit (M & Th) 6:20am  

Ma'ariv9:00pm   

 

  Thank You

*Thank you to our  

Torah readers:

 Matt Jelen, Noham Tal,

Larry Rubin 

    
*Thank you this week's
Youth Leaders:
David Nachman, Gedalia Koehler, Eliana Koehler, Eli Pinker, Jensen Greif, Adira Orbach, Ami Fogel 
Matzah Pickup

 

Shmura matzohs are in! They are in the back of the kiddush room with your name on them. Please pick up and pay for them ($23/pound), if you have not already done so in one of two ways:

1. Leave a check in the box in the shul basement 

 

2. Pay online and select "Matzah" from the pulldown. Please log in, or include your name, when making payment online.  

Pesach Opportunity

 

There is a great opportunity in our community to fulfill the mitzvah of Maot Chitim, providing Pesach food for the needy. As you can imagine the Rebbeim at Yeshiva Bais Binyomin do not receive high compensation. Therefore, when it comes to providing the bare holiday necessities for their families it becomes a real challenge.  


The Yeshiva has partnered with an organization called Chasdei Lev to provide subsidized Pesach food for the Rebbeim, who otherwise cannot afford to buy their own Pesach groceries. Please help the Yeshiva meet the cost of this very worthy endeavor. We thank you in advance for your consideration.

Please make your tax deductible checks to:   
Yeshiva Bais Binyomin
Chasdei Lev Project  
132 Prospect St. 
Stamford, CT 06901
or donate online 
Kiddush Sponsorships

April 4 & 5 (Pesach):
Open!
April 10 &11 (Pesach):
Open!
April 18:
Open!
April 25:
Sponsored by the Greifs

To sponsor kiddush, please contact Gina or Shani 
Speakers Schedule

 

Sermons   

April 18:

Omer Neumeier 

April 25:

Mark Wagshul 

 

Seudah Shlishit

March 21-28:

Rabbi Yehuda Jeiger: Divrei Torah on the Haggadah That You Can Share with Your Children (and Grandchildren) at the Seder 

 

If you would like to deliver a Dvar Torah on Shabbat morning or at Seudah Shlishit, please contact Michael Feldstein

Youth Divrei Torah
 
Beginning after Pesach and through the end of June, we will be featuring divrei Torah by our youngsters at shalosh seudot. If your child is between the ages of 8 and 18 and would like to prepare a short 5-7 minute dvar Torah to be given, please contact Isaiah Rothstein or Michael Feldstein. This is a wonderful opportunity for our kids to develop self confidence and engage in Torah learning.

 


Kids eat FREE at SIX THIRTEEN on Sundays. Dine from 12-4pm and get a free kids meal for each adult entree purchased!

 

 

Soosh Discount on Passover Preps!

Need a break with all the Passover preparations? Order Soosh online prior to midnight on Wednesday April 1st for pick up anytime on Thursday April 2nd and get a 10% discount. Simply use discount code "PASSOVER" at checkout! Chag Sameach from Soosh!

 

New Saturday Night Hours   

9PM to 1AM

Looking for dinner after a movie? Bring your movie ticket stub to Soosh and get get a free sushi roll from 11 PM to 12:20 AM every Saturday night only. (Dine-in only, 1 roll per ticket)

 

online ordering now active 

Board of Directors

 

President:

Greg Teitel 

 

First Vice President

Sharon Feldstein

 

Second Vice President

Barry Chavkin 

 

Treasurer:

Isaac Shalev

 

Secretary:

Jen Rosenfeld

 

Member-at-Large:

Gina Braun