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Schedule of Services

Friday, April 19

7:00am - Shacharit

6:30pm - Minchah / Kabbalat Shabbat / Maariv

• Kabbalat Shabbat - Ari Stambler

Tefilah b'Yachad in the Chapel

7:19pm - Candle lighting

Shabbat, April 20 (Shabbat Parshat Metzora / HaGadol)

9:30am - Chevra Mishnayot

10:00am - Shabbat Morning Tefilot

• Shacharit - Sam Zwillich
• Torah Reader - Harry Weller
• Haftorah - Rabbi Adler
• Musaf - Robert Fiedler

Kiddush Sponsor

Edward and Shari Freeman

in honor of the 50th Anniversary of their engagement

Kiddush Fund Contributors

Chanie and Rachel Rosenfeld

6:45pm - Pirkei Avot

7:15pm - Minchah/Seudah Shelishit/Maariv

8:20pm - Havdallah

Sunday, April 21

8:30am - Morning Tefilot

7:15pm - Minchah/Maariv

Search for chometz after nightfall

Monday, April 22 (Erev Yom Tov)

7:00am - Shacharit

• Siyum for First borns
• No eating chometz after 10:33am
• Burn Chometz by 11:41am

PM Tefilot   6:00pm

Candle lighting 7:22pm

Earliest Seder 7:56pm

April 23 (Tuesday / Yom Tov I)

Yom Tov Tefilot  10:00am 

Minchah/Maariv 6:00pm

Candles (no earlier than) 8:16pm 

Second Seder 8:16pm

April 24 (Wednesday / Yom Tov II)

Yom Tov Tefilot 10:00am

Minchah/Maariv 7:30pm

Havdallah - 8:17pm

April 25 (Thursday Chol HaMoed)

Shacharit - 7:00am

Minchah/ Maariv - 7:25pm

April 26 (Friday / Erev Shabbat Chol HaMoed)

Shacharit 7:00am

Minchah / Maariv 6:30pm

Candle lighting (by) 7:26pm

April 27 (Shabbat / Chol HaMoed)

Beit Medrash 9:30am

Shabbat Tefilot 10:00am

Shir HaShirim 7:00pm

Minchah / Seudah Shelishit / Maariv 7:30pm

Havdallah 8:28pm

Time to Sell Your Chametz!

Passover is coming... and we've made it easy to sell your chametz!

Click on the link below and submit the online form!

If you'd rather submit a hard copy of your form, print it out and turn it into the synagogue office!

Once you've completed the form, make sure your chametz is stored separately so that the non-Jewish buyer could come pick it up if they want. The Beth David Family wishes you and your family a kosher and meaningful Passover season!

In Memory of Victor Lopez

Victor was a part-time custodian at Beth David and at Beth Israel; and he recently passed away. With the leadership of CBI, a funeral for Victor has been scheduled for Thursday afternoon, April 25 at 2:00pm at the CBI cemetery at 175 Ward Street. Beth David and community members are welcome to attend. The grave is being donated by CBI and there will be a few thousand dollars of additional expenses. Beth David members are encouraged to support the effort to provide Victor with a funeral of dignity. Please consider a donation to the Rabbi's Discretionary Fund marked "In Memory of Victor Lopez."

Click Here to Donate

It's Bike Time!

Thank you to Alyssa and Joel Norwood for assembling the bicycle racks generously donated in honor of Clara Norwood's Bat Mitzvah project. The Norwood family also assembled and donated bike racks to our friends at St. Thomas!

As the seasons are changing, the needs of the IDF are changing. Please log in below at the light blue box to support with a new list of needed supplies.

We have been ending our Shabbat tefilot with HaTikvah since October 7. Some members have asked for a copy of the words. If you need, please clip this box and bring it with you to shul.

The War

As Israel navigates the war against Hamas, and we celebrate the release of hostages, let us not forget those Israelis who paid the ultimate price. Please CLICK HERE for brief biographies of brothers and sister that have been lost.

From the Beth David Inbox -

From Elisha and Anat Rosenzweig

"As you can imagine, things here in Israel are challenging, but B"H we are doing fine, and Gd willing we will get out of this soon, and stronger for it.

I wanted to share that I've started to record a "war diary" of the Israel-Hamas war that is taking place these days around us, tracking how things evolve from our perspective. The point is to give people - especially those who are not Israeli, but want to gain a sense of how things are here, "on the ground" - a sense of what it feels like, as well as what are the personal, political and strategic forces at work. I'm not a reporter or an expert in anything related to this war. Just an informed citizen of the State of Israel, who has lived in this tiny country in the Middle East most of his life and so has (hopefully) a broad context within which to help place these events. So far I've done two episodes. I'll be trying to do these in a semi-daily manner." Click here for Elisha's updates, and save the link.

Feel free to not only watch but also share with those you think would find this meaningful. 

Hope to see you soon, in quieter times, Elisha Rosenzweig and Family

In Pursuit of Information -

There is a massive amount of information filling our inboxes multiple times daily with updates from Washington, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The Times of Israel is a source you might want to consider. Click Here.

Upcoming Yahrzeits

Joseph Lieber, Grandfather of Samuel Rubin

Jean Wall, Sister-in-law of Jean Selinger

Beverly Price, Mother of Nancy Bacall

Hyman Minkin, Father-in-law of Esmund Schwartz

Jacob Robbin, Uncle of Marcia Nozik

Ottilia Iancovici, Mother-In-Law of Ruth Yancovich

Florence Nash, Grandmother of Leah Chatinover

Michael Neumann, Husband of Helen Neumann

May their memories be bound in the Heavenly bond of life eternal.

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