Young Israelight 5782
Sukkot
14-16 Tishrei, September 20-22
Sukkot Schedule
Monday, September 20, Erev Sukkot
7:00am & 8:00am Shacharit
6:38pm Candlelighting
6:40pm Mincha/Maariv      

Tuesday, September 21, Sukkot 1st Day
8:00am Hashkama
9:15am Tent
9:15am Main Shul
9:15am Sephardic Minyan
9:45am Teen Minyan
6:40pm Mincha/Maariv
7:35pm  Candlelighting from existing flame  

Wednesday, September 22, Sukkot, 2nd Day
8:00am Hashkama
9:15am Tent
9:15am Main Shul
9:15am Sephardic Minyan
9:45am Teen Minyan
6:40pm Mincha/Maariv
7:34pm Havdalah (wine only)

Thursday, September 23, Chol Hamoed Sukkot
7:00am & 8:00am Shacharit
6:40pm Mincha/Maariv  
8:00pm Men's Simchat Beit Hashoevah @ the Morgenstern's Sukkah

Friday, September 24, Chol Hamoed Sukkot
7:00am & 8:00am Shacharit
6:31pm Candlelighting
6:35pm Mincha/Maariv

Shabbat, September 25, Chol Hamoed Sukkot
8:00am Hashkama
9:00am YIS Main Sanctuary w/Kohelet (*NOTE START TIME)
9:00am YIS Tent w/Kohelet (*NOTE START TIME)
9:15am Sephardic Minyan - Chapel
9:45am Latest Kriat Shema
9:45am Teen Minyan
6:30pm Mincha
7:29pm Shabbat Ends      

Sunday, September 26, Chol Hamoed Sukkot
6:45pm & 8:15pm Shacharit
6:30pm Mincha/Maariv    
 
Monday, September 27,
Hoshana Rabbah
6:30am & 8:00am Shacharit
6:26pm Candlelighting
6:30pm Mincha/Maariv

Tuesday, September 28,
Shemini Atzeret/Yizkor
8:00am Hashkama
9:15am YIS Main Sanctuary
9:15am Sephardic Minyan - Chapel
9:15am YIS Tent
5:00pm Children's Simchat Torah Dinner & Celebration
6:30pm Mincha followed by Maariv, Hakafot & Divrei Torah
7:23pm Candlelighting from existing flame    

Wednesday, September 29,
Simchat Torah
9:15am Sephardic Minyan - Chapel 9:15am YIS Tent w/ Mass Aliyot & Kol Hanearim
6:15pm Mincha
7:22pm Havdalah (wine only)
Living Torah Fund
A Very Special Todah Rabbah
Frana Mills for providing the beautiful High Holiday flowers in memory of her parents, Gertrude and Sidney Mills for over 38 years 

We would like to thank those listed below for providing safe and meaningful services at the multiple venues and for making sure our services ran beautifully, smoothly, and respectfully:
 
All of our Gabbaim, Chazzanim, Baalei Tefillah, Baalei Kriah and Baalei Tekiyah who served the community with great selflessness, dedication, and Kavod throughout this Yom Tov season
 
Jonathan Katz, Reopening Committee Chair and Committee members, Dr. Philip Fried, Daniel Katz, Michael Muss, Ari Raskas, Steve Smith, Dr. Ruth Tessler, Dr. Aaron Turkish, Barbara Weinberg and Gavin Westerman for providing us with up to the minute Safety Protocols
 
CSS, Global Operations, CJ Security, and the New Rochelle Police Department for keeping us safe
  
Brooke Shmuel and the Sisterhood for providing meals for the Chazzanim

Yosef and Tali Naor on their exceptional job of our high holiday youth programming
 
Marsha and Sharon, for all their hard work and all others who made our High Holiday services a success
 
Andrei Bezzubikoff, Ursula Fralin and the custodial staff who professionally set up each location without whom these services would not be possible.
Mazal Tov
Anna and Ben Bernstein
on the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Moe

Ruth and Jeffrey Steinberg
on the upcoming marriage of their son, Maxwell, to Alicia Ball, daughter of Mary and Jeffrey Ball of Freehold NJ

Susan and Arnie Wilson
on the birth of their grandson and to the parents,
Tamar and Aaron Wilson

Our 5782 Chattanim and their families for their steadfast support of YIS
Chattan Torah: Dr. Philip and Aria Fried
Chattan Bereshit: Mark and Jennifer Lorber
Chattan Maftir: Jake and Aliza Goldstein
Important Community Notice
Over Shabbat and especially over these upcoming Yamim Tovim, please be mindful of our neighbors in our community and ensure that we are doing all we can to do a Kiddush Hashem. Please do not walk in the middle of the street when walking around the neighborhood.
Bnei Akiva Shlichot Host
In less than two weeks we are excited to welcome new Bnei Akiva Shlichot to our community in partnership with Westchester Day School. We are still looking for a host family for our Shlichot, Carmel and Eden. This is a wonderful opportunity to bring the avirah of Medinat Yisrael into your home. Many past host families have built lifelong relationships with the Shlichot they hosted. If you are interested in hosting our new Bnei Akiva Shlichot for this year or even for just half the year, please email yisny@yisny.org as soon as possible.

For any questions about what this entails, please feel free to reach out to either Rabbi Klinger, Rabbi Lookstein, or Rabbi Morgenstern. 

Wishing everyone a Chag Sameach!
Kol Nidre Appeal 5782
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