We are grateful and excited to be back in our home to learn and daven together for Shavuot. This year, we are very fortunate to have Rabbi Dr. Shlomo Zuckier join us as our Scholar-in-Residence and we look forward to learning from him, as well as from our friends, in shiurim throughout the chag. This year's Shavuot program will also inaugurate חלום דניאל, honoring the memory of our dear friend Daniel Barach z"l.
As you will see below, we are looking forward to a Shavuot filled with Torah learning and Tefilla. Please jump in and after a long 14 months, let’s learn together! The only major difference you will notice in the Shavuot schedule is that the Tikkun Leyl Shavuot will end at 2:00 AM, and that there will not be “Vatikin” minyan this year. We made this decision due to uncertainties around whether we’d be able to serve food and drink, due to Covid protocols. L’shana Haba’ah!