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YIS Shabbat
Youth Programming
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10:15am
Club Kef
Boys and Girls,
N-3rd Grade
Formal & Fun
Youth Tefillah
& Educational Programming
No Teen or Tween Minyan until the Fall.
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YIS Yoetzet Halacha
Shiffy Friedman
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Shiffy Friedman
is available at all
times to speak with
women and answer questions regarding Mikveh, Taharat Hamishpacha,
Family Planning
and Other Intimacy
Related Matters.
Phone:
201.341.6022
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Kiddush
Sponsorships
Opportunities
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As Jews, we very
often celebrate
and commemorate
with food and
communal spirit.
If you have an
upcoming life-cycle
event, think about
sponsoring a Kiddush!
To place an order
and find out pricing
please contact
Ariella Kleinhaus
[email protected]
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Seudah Shlishit Sponsorship
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If you are planning
to sponsor a
Seudah Shlishit
for a yahrzeit or to
mark some other
special occasion,
please contact
Stuart Benson,
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Mishebeirach and Tehillim for Cholim
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There is a weekly gathering of women in our community who recite
Tehillim in the merit of people who are in various challenging circumstances. If there is someone that you know that is in need of a
refuah, please email the shul office,
[email protected], with the name of the person and we will ensure that
Tehillim will be recited on their behalf.
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A Dedication is a meaningful way
to share a simcha,
memorialize a
loved one or connect
with a fellow
congregant
while supporting our Kehillah.
The following
dedication
opportunities are
available:
Condolence/
Mazal Tov Card
$18 (suggested)
Siddur $36
Chumash $54
Leaf on the Tree of Life $360
Yahrzeit Plaque $750
Tree of Life Stone $5,000
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A memorial plaque
takes between
8 to 10 weeks to
come back from
the caster.
To place an order
for a plaque
contact Ken
Chorzewski at
(914) 235-0860.
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to Homebound Older Adults
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The YIS Sisterhood
is looking for
volunteers to deliver
kosher meals to homebound older
adults.
Meal Pick-Up and
Container Drop-Off
at Sinai Free Synagogue.
Deliveries will be
made in Southern Westchester.
Please contact
Caron Gelles for more information: 668-
4350
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Safety Reflector Belts
from the OU.
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Update Yahrzeit Information in Shul Cloud
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If you have suffered the loss of a family member and wish to be notified of the Yahrzeit please log into ShulCloud with your username and password. Once you are in your account click on the Yahrzeit Tab, 3rd tab
from the left on the top. Click Add Yahrzeit. This will take you to Create New Yahrzeit. The fields are self-explanatory. For accuracy of the notification, it is important to know if the deceased died before or after sundown. You will then receive a ShulCloud generated notice by email or hard copy if no email address is on file from the Synagogue prior to the date that the Yahrzeit will be observed.
If you are unable to log in or need help to input the information into the system please contact Marsha Lustig who will be happy to help you.
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Young Israel of Scarsdale
Seudat Shlishit Sponsors
Debbie and Bill Schrag on the occasion of
the 14th yahrzeit of Bill's sister, Myra Karban,
Friday Morning Kiddush Sponsors
Gail and David Guttman on the occasion of the yahrzeit of
David's father, Morris Guttman, Moshe Aharon ben Yeshayahu and Gail's mother, Florrie Kaplan, Fayga Rayzel bat Shmuel HaLevi
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Shacharit
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6:45am
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| Mincha |
7:00pm
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| Candlelighting |
7:42pm
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Shabbat, August 11 - Rosh Chodesh Elul
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Hashkama Minyan
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8:30am
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Main Shul Minyan
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9:00am
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Sephardic Minyan
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9:00am
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Pirkei Avot Shiur
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6:55pm
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Mincha
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7:35pm
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Shabbat Ends
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8:45pm
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Latest Kriat Shema 9:30am
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Cindy and Gabe Safdeye on the engagement of their daughter, Gilli to Robert Koptiev, son of Bella and Rafik Koptiev of Forest Hills, N.Y.
Bella and Barry Weintraub on the engagement of their son, Eric to Caroline Koppel, daughter of Lynette and Steven Koppel of NYC.
Baila and Glenn Gabin on the birth of their granddaughter and to the parents, Naomi and Yehuda Brynin.
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Meet Our New Youth Directors!
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We want to wish a warm welcome to our new youth directors, Darren & Nechama May. They have already been been working hard this summer preparing engaging and exciting youth programming for the upcoming year. Darren and Nechama are excited to join the YIS community and be inspiring role models for our youth. Please join us in welcoming them to our community!
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A Summer of Returning Scholars @ YIS
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Rosh Hashanah Greeting Card 2018/5779
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The Sisterhood of the Young Israel of Scarsdale
invites you to be a part of our annual tradition of sending out Rosh Hashanah greetings to our community. This has been a beautiful tradition for our Shul and we encourage all members to participate. Proceeds help support our Sisterhood in its various functions and to provide charitable giving to those that need throughout the year.
We look forward for all our Shul families' participation in sending good wishes for a Happy and Healthy New Year - Shanah Tovah U'Metukah.
DEADLINE TO SIGN UP:
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018
- We strongly recommend that you go online:
Click this link
: http://www.yisny.org/payment.php;
from the drop down menu scroll to item Sisterhood Rosh Hashanah Card, add your information (children's names are not included in the listing)
- Alternatively, fill out the form below, enclose a check for $54 payable to YIS Sisterhood and mail it to:
Susan Galla, YIS Sisterhood
88 Runyon Place, Scarsdale, NY 10583
With best wishes,
Ariella Kleinhaus and Marie Miller, Sisterhood co-presidents
Aria Fried and Susan Galla, Rosh Hashanah Card coordinators
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5779 High Holiday Ticket Request
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Dear Fellow Congregants,
In less than eight weeks, we will once again be ushering in the New Year. The Young Israel of Scarsdale will be offering High Holiday Services in the Main Shul, Social Hall, Sephardic Minyan, and at the JCC, as well as the Untraditional Service in the Greene Gallery.
Following the successful online process that began last year, the High Holiday Committee is, once again, offering the congregation the ability to register online for High Holiday seats via the Young Israel of Scarsdale website. As a reminder, everyone attending High Holiday services will be required to show their tickets.
High Holiday tickets for immediate family members are included in your dues. Guest seats will be available for purchase with the following options:
- only Rosh Hashanah ($150)
- only Yom Kippur ($100)
- both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur ($225).
We remind you that students and children ages 23 and older, whether living at home or not, are considered "guests" and must have seats purchased for them. Also, children who have not entered into their Bar or Bat Mitzvah year are not eligible for their own reserved seats in the JCC.
Another change that was instituted last year relates to Youth programming. Our Youth Directors, in coordination with our Youth Committee, are planning fun and substantive programming for the large number of children in our community only at the Young Israel of Scarsdale main building. The JCC will only offer basic babysitting for nursery-aged children and there will be no other supervised programming or available space for children at the JCC. Please take that into consideration before registering for your tickets.
Please note that there are two separate online forms - one for JCC only and one for all services in the main building (the Main Shul, Social Hall, Sephardic Minyan and the Untraditional Service). In the case of the JCC, where seats are reserved, seats will generally be assigned on a first-come-first-served basis. Please be certain to fill out the proper form for the venue that you prefer. Members must be "in good standing" to receive their tickets.
Please click on one of the links below to register online:
We hope you will once again find
this online system easy to use. Should you choose, instead, to register using a paper form, please
click here
to print out the SHUL paper form or
click here
to print out the JCC paper form and return it to the shul office. Please do NOT register online and by paper - please choose one or the other.
All High Holiday Ticket Request forms must be received by August 25, 2018. There will be a $25 processing fee for all tickets requested after August 25, 2018.
Elisha Blechner and Ari Raskas
Co-Presidents
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Shacharit
Sunday, Rosh Chodesh Elul
6:45 & 8:30am
M,Th 6:35am
T,W,F 6:45am
S-Th
Mincha/Maariv 7:40pm
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Misheberach for our Chayalim 
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Our community is honored to have the following young men and women affiliated with YIS families serving as IDF Soldiers. Please keep them in your prayers always.
Cfir Feinberg
Michael Kesselman
Jake Mannis
Benny Mestel
Olivia Schwartz
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Daf HaShavuah
Sundays, 7:30 am
Rabbi Jared Rosenfeld
Women's Tehillim
Mondays, 9:30 am
at the home of
Vicki Bienenfeld
Sefer HaChinuch
Monday Morning
following services
Rabbi Klinger
Mondays, 8:00 pm
Rabbi Froimowitz
Mishnah in the Morning
Masechet Moed Katan
Tuesday morning
following services
Hersh Wolf
Gemara B'Iyun
Wednesday Morning
following services
Rabbi Morgenstern
Living By The Code
Of Jewish Law
Thursday morning
following services
Rabbi Klinger
"This Week's Parsha"
with the Rabbi
Friday morning
following services,
w/bagels, lox &
full breakfast
Mishnah Berurah
Shabbat following the
Hashkama minyan
Dr. Steven Keller
Parashat HaShavua
Shabbat following the
Hashkama Minyan
Pirkei Avot
Shabbat 40 minutes
before Mincha
Richard Bienenfeld
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Do you have guests
for Shabbat or Yom Tov
who can't walk to shul
on their own?
Is someone in your
family recovering from
an accident?
"YIS ASSISTS"
offers to lend the following items to YIS families:
Sabbath-compliant electric scooter, wheelchairs, transporter chairs, commodes, walkers , canes,
shower chairs
and a Hoyer Lift.
Please contact the
shul office to borrow
any item or contact
Howie Bryks
(bryksh at aol.com)
if you have
questions or would
like to donate additional items.
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YIS Assists established
by Chanie and Howie Bryks
in memory of
Chanie's mother,
Thelma Herskowitz,
Tova Leah
bat Yitzchak Tzvi Hacohen
and by
Sharon & Harold Aspis
in memory of
Sharon's father,
Israel Friedrich,
Yisroel Meir ben Mordechai.
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DOROT SEEKS FRIENDLY VISITORS
DOROT is looking for
volunteers of all ages
to visit socially isolated
seniors in Westchester.
Volunteers are matched
with seniors based on
common interests and
availability. If interested,
please contact
Monica Aboodi
at 914-450-2165 or
[email protected].
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If you would like to get rid of:
* All clothing
* Linens
Get rid of the mess
and get a mitzvah!
In addition to a mitzvah,
you will receive a valuable
tax deduction as well!
We are collecting these items for an
organization called
KUPATH EZRAH
OF ROCKLAND COUNTY
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All items should be clean
and in good shape,
clothing should be
up-to-date and
still fashionable.
Remember: you are
giving these things to
a 'close relative,' and it
costs the organization
money to sort
and dispose of poor
merchandise.
Currently Scott Greenbaum is not able to take your donations to Monsey. Volunteers would be appreciated. Please contact Scott if you are able to help:
914-723-1797
;
leave a message
if we are not home.
May your efforts
be a z'chus
for the
Refua Shelaimah of
Aharon ben Henya Hadassah
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Westchester Shlichut / Israeli Emissaries Initiative
Be a Part of this amazing program!!
As our community awaits the arrival of our new Shaliach (Israel emissary) and 4 shinshinim (young emissaries) in late August, we are reaching out to
the community to help with car donations as well as host families for the shinshinim.
Thank You!
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Turning teens into tomorrow's Jewish leaders: For students entering
9
th-12
th grade, UJA's Philanthropic Advisory Council for Teens (PACT) is a unique opportunity to acquire leadership and community building skills through a hands on philanthropic experience. This year's cohort raised and allocated nearly $250,000 - this is not your average extracurricular. The program, based in Manhattan, engages high schoolers from all over the New York metro area. Click to
here for more information and to apply by 9/21/18.
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