Young Israelight 5783/2023

Shabbat Hagadol/Tzav

9-10 Nisan/March 31-April 1

Friday, March 31

7:00am/8:10am Shacharit

7:30am Shiur & Breakfast

7:00pm Candlelighting

7:00pm Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat

YIS Eruv is up.

Shabbat, April 1

8:15am Hashkama Minyan

9:00am Main Sanctuary, Sephardic Minyan, Tent

9:56am Latest Kriat Shema

11:00am Communal Derasha

9:00am Teen Minyan

*6:30pm Mincha - New Time

8:02pm Shabbat Ends

Youth Programming Schedule

9:00am: Breakfast and Games K-6

9:50am: Age appropriate Tefillah and Parsha activities

Sunday, April 2

7:00am/8:30am Shacharit

7:15pm Mincha


Weekly Schedule M, T

7:00am/8:00am Shacharit

7:15pm Mincha/Maariv


Click here for the Pesach Schedule.

Sponsor Kiddush
Sponsor Shalosh Seudot

LIVING TORAH FUND

Collective Conversation

Daf Yomi @ YIS

Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein

via livestream

7:30am Sunday

6:15am Monday-Friday

Web Yeshiva Daf Yomi YIS Classes Streamed Live & Archived
Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks ztz"l Weekly Family Edition Parsha
Sponsor a Day of Learning or Weekend of Learning in honor/memory of someone or a special occasion.
Host Our Bnei Akiva Shlichot for a Shabbat meal

Torah Reader

Josh Levine

Rabbi's Friday Morning Shiur and Breakfast Sponsors

David Siegel

in memory of David's father, Dr. Kenneth Siegel

in commemoration of his 10th yahrzeit


Barbara and Jerry Weinberg

in memory of Jerry's father,

Harry Weinberg, Yissachar Dov ben Yoav Yuda

in commemoration of his yahrzeit


Hashkama Minyan Sponsors

Bunny and B.J. Douek

in memory of their parents,

Antoinette and Bernhard Lewin

David and Bella Douek

in commemoration of their yahrzeits


Tammy and Ricky Shatz

in memory of Ricky's brother,

Noel Shatz, Shabbtai Nuchem ben Duvid Elimelech

in commemoration of his yahrzeit

Hakarat Hatov Kiddush Sponsors

in honor of our custodial staff

Sharon & Harold Aspis, Lee & Joe Bednarsh, Suzanne & Stuart Beretz, Sara & Daniel Berger, Vicki & Richard Bienenfeld, Sarah & Elisha Blechner, Barbara & Ken Chorzewski, Caroline & Jordan Bryk, Carol Daman, Susan Dresdner & Moish Smulevitz, Karen & Andrew Duell, Linda & Allen Essner, Nily & Danny Essner, Taryn & Daniel Fiskus, Danielle & Benjamin Friedman, Caron & Steve Gelles, Ellen & David Goldschmidt, Joan Goodman, Danielle & Steven Herbst, Felisa & Daniel Hochheiser, Leora & Emil Horvath, Dina & Daniel Katz, Rena Seplowitz & Steven Keller, Aliza and Rabbi Nuriel Klinger, Barry Konner, Pamela & Aaron Lauchheimer, Georgie & Rabbi Joshua Lookstein, Diane & Jeffrey Marks, Shawna & Albert Masry, Esther & Jack Miles, Frana Mills, Jordana and Rabbi Jonathan Morgenstern, Ellen & Michael Muss, Devorah & Ed Neiger, Susan & Marlon Portes, Stacey & David Rivkin, Rise & Marc Robbins, Beverly & Michael Rosenbaum, Galia & Joshua Rosenbaum, Susan & Bruce Schneider, Sheva & Kenneth Smigel, Arlene & Steven Smith, Pearl & Tom Sullivan, Irit & Jonathan Tratt, Elizabeth & Joshua Trump, Nancy & Ari Weinberger, Jessica & Brian Wender, Beverly & Joshua Weisbrot, Laura & Yehuda Wiesen, Denise & Alan Wildes, Arielle & Leor Wolf, Dorothy & Leslie Yeamans, Judy & Elon Zapinsky,

Ruth & Stuart Zisholtz and Linda & Jay Zucker


Jordana and Noah Gorsky

in honor of the birth of their daughter


Fred Danzig

in memory of Fred's Zaida,

Rabbi David Danzig,

Rav Dovid ben HaRav Elimelech

in commemoration of his yahrzeit

Shalosh Seudot Sponsors

Kathy Goldfein

in memory of Ari Lerner

in commemoration of his 8th yahrzeit

Shabbat Hagadol Luncheon Sponsors

Sara and Elisha Blechner, Susan Dresdner and Moish Smulevitz Arielle and David Kauvar, Leora and Josh Kessler, Ellen and Michael Muss, Robin Samot, Susan and Bruce Schneider,

Betty Seplowitz, Tammy and Rick Shatz

Mazal Tov

Jordana and Noah Gorsky

on the birth of their daughter

and to big brothers, Leo and Shai


Aria and Phil Fried

on the birth of a granddaughter, Mikaela Ella

and to the parents, Eden and Yehuda Fried and

to Aunt and Uncle, Davida and Shimon Fried


Penina and Tommy Weinberger

on the birth of their granddaughter,

and to the parents,

Ariela and Jonathan Steinberg

and great Aunt and Uncle, Nancy and Ari Weinberger


Susan and Arnie Wilson

on the Auf Ruf of her their son, Jeremy

and his upcoming marriage to Camille Brenner,

daughter of Nanette and Artie Brenner of Albany, NY

LIFESAVING MITZVAH OPPORTUNITY

A long-time dedicated member of YIS is in urgent need of a kidney donation. The non-profit Renewal organization is running a drive to find him a living kidney donor. Living kidney donation is performed laparoscopically with minimal scarring. Donors usually return to their normal lifestyle within 2-4 weeks post-transplant, with Renewal available to cover lost wages. Donors do not need to take lifelong medication, nor are they restricted with their diet following surgery. 


To learn more about kidney donation, or to see if you are a match, please email: R25664@renewal.org - or call: 718-431-9831 ext. 209. 

Please share this message widely on email, text, WhatsApp and social media it will, God willing, save someone's life.

For more info about Renewal click here: www.renewal.org

Click here for the YU Pesach Torah To-Go
Click here for the NCYI Pesach Torah Journal

including Rabbi Morgenstern's article on page 33

Pesach Prep @ YIS in Review

 NOTICE OF A CONGREGATIONAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS

  OF YOUNG ISRAEL OF SCARSDALE


PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Special Meeting of the Congregation will take place at the Young Israel of Scarsdale (the “Shul”) on Wednesday, April 19th, 2023 at 8 pm at 1313 Weaver Street, Scarsdale, New York, in the Clingman Social Hall.

 

THE PURPOSE OF THE CONGREGATIONAL MEETING IS:


(1) to approve proposed amendments to the Shul Constitution.


(2) to approve the contract of Rabbi Nuriel Klinger


(3) to consider such other business which may properly be brought before the membership.


PLEASE TAKE FURTHE NOTICE that the proposed amendment to the Shul Constitution is available in the Shul Office during office hours by appointment, as well as at the following link: attached here. 

Rabbi Klinger's contract may be viewed in the shul office.


PLEASE FURTHER NOTE that if you are not able to attend the meeting, but would like to vote, you may do so by one of the following methods  Voting Ballot or Voting Proxy


1.     Absentee Voting: To vote via an Absentee Ballot, please fill out the Voting Ballot included in the link above. Place the completed Voting Ballot in an unmarked envelope and then seal the envelope. Place the unmarked sealed envelope in a second envelope on which you must write your first and last name. Please note that spouses are entitled to one vote each, however, both unmarked envelopes may be placed in one envelope on which names of both spouses should appear. You may hand deliver the envelope with your name to the YIS office and place it in the Absentee Ballot voting box that will be available between 9:30am and 5:30pm from Friday, April 14th through April 19th or you may mail the envelope to the YIS Office. All Absentee Ballots must be dropped off today by close of business.


2.      Voting by Proxy: To vote by granting a voting proxy, please fill out the Voting Proxy form included in the link above and provide the form to the member that you are granting the right to vote on your behalf.  A copy of the completed Voting Proxy form or other acceptable written evidence of proxy must be presented to the President at or prior to the Special Congregational Meeting. Please note that no Member shall be permitted to act as a voting proxy for more than five (5) other Members. 

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NOTE, IF YOU GRANT A VOTING PROXY, PLEASE DO NOT ALSO FILL OUT THE VOTING BALLOT.


Thank you,


Ari Weinberger, President

Miriam Loren, Secretary

COMING IN MAY

Please click on the flyer to register.

Important Note About Shul Cloud Payments 

If you receive an error message, the server is very slow and the page hasn't loaded yet. Wait for the next page to load and then submit payment. Please do not submit more than once; doing so may result in multiple charges to your account.

YIS WHATSAPP GROUPS: COMMUNITY CHESED - Access timely announcements and messages from the Rabbis & Shul leadership; CONNECTING PARENTS AND TEEN BABYSITTERS - Connects our community's teens and parents looking for babysitters. Parents post in the group with their babysitting needs, and teens can respond that they are available. To join this group, click here.

CEMETERY PLOTS

The Young Israel of Scarsdale maintains a dedicated section at Beth El Cemetery, Paramus for members and their families. If you are interested in purchasing burial plots please complete the ShulCloud Form or contact Marsha Lustig at mlustig@yisny.org. If you wish to obtain information about Beth El Cemetery, please click here Beth El Cemetery.

Access YIS Zoom Meeting Room
Add Your Mazal Tov to the Young Israelight: MazalTovs@yisny.org

MISHEBEIRACH FOR OUR CHAYALIM

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: Simcha Bryks, Yaakov Eyal, Cfir Feinberg, Ori Feinberg, Shlomo Fried, Yehuda Gannon, Mara Hochheiser, Miki Hill, Josh Hyman, Michael Kesselman, Jacob Rivkin, Eden Shmuel and Liam Shmuel.

MISHEBEIRACH PRAYERS - Click here to include anyone in need of a Refuah, due to illness. The names will be added to the weekly women's Tehillim group, which recites Tehillim in the merit of people who are in challenging circumstances.

YIS MIKVEH - YIS has had an operational Mikveh for more than 40 years. Please support our Mikveh which is open every evening by appointment for women. All are welcome. The Mikveh number is 914-472-0946.

 Westchester Yoetzet Halacha: Lisa Septimus

Lisa Septimus is available to answer women's questions regarding Mikveh,

Taharat Hamishpacha, family planning and other intimacy-related matters. 

917.543.3992

"YIS ASSISTS " Lends available Shabbat compliant electric scooter, wheelchairs, walkers, shower chairs, etc. to Shul members.

PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE TO ALLOW CUSTODIAL STAFF TO BRING MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TO THE OFFICE.

Established by the Aspis and Bryks families in memory of Israel Friedrich, Yisroel Meir ben Mordechai and Thelma Herskowitz, Tova Leah bat Yitzchak Tzvi Hacohen

DONATE CLOTHING AND LINENS

Donations go to: Kupath Ezrah of Rockland County. All items should be clean and in good condition. Contact Scott Greenbaum: 914.723.1797 May your efforts be a z'chus for the Refua Shelaimah of Aharon ben Henya Hadassah

SAFETY REFLECTOR VESTS - Help us keep your family safe when walking to/from Shul at night. Please pick up at the Shul office. Courtesy of Sandra and Ira Greenstein.

Send Acknowledgement In Honor Of/In Memory Of or Make a Dedication
YAHRZEITS PLAQUES will be illuminated every year on the yahrzeit. Cost $750. Contact Ken Chorzewski: 914-235-0860
YAHRZEIT NOTIFICATION INFORMATION click here. For further assistance in annual yahrzeit reminders contact Marsha Lustig at the shul office: 914.636.8686
Add Yahrzeit Notification Information Here
SHUL CUBBIES - Reserve your shul cubby today to store your Tallit and other weekly shul-related items. Cost is $50/yr, custom nameplate included. Contact Ken Chorzewski 914-235-0860

Community Calendar

 Do a mitzvah: Young Israel of Scarsdale and UJA-Federation are co-sponsoring the Annual Post-Pesach Food Drive Monday, April 17 through Wednesday, April 19 to benefit the food pantry at HOPE Community Services in New Rochelle (a UJA grantee). Bring your everyday non-perishable groceries and unopened leftover Pesach groceries (no matzah, glass containers), along with cleaning supplies and toiletries in bags or boxes to the first classroom downstairs. YIS is joining with other local synagogues in this mitzvah. Demand at food pantries has spiked by more than 67% over pre-pandemic levels. Questions: YIS food drive chair Jessica Aspis Wender jessaspis@gmail.com

Spring has (almost) sprung and its purging time! The HIWP Back Door Thrift Shop and its customers would LOVE your clean, gently used, men’s and women’s clothing, costume jewelry and housewares. (Tax receipts furnished with each donation.)

Gently used/new kids clothing to donate? Check out this great organization: Sharing Shelf: i https://www.sharingshelf.org (914) 305-5950 

Deb, Alex and their team are doing amazing work for kids in need!!

Happy purging! 

H595

20 Greenridge Avenue White Plains, NY

Tues, Weds, Thurs, Sundays 

10am-2pm 


Note our upcoming holiday schedule :

We will be closed from April 2 through the holiday reopening on the 16th.

(Enter from the back parking lot)

914-774-2995