Parshas Pinchas - Congregation Ariel

REFU’AH SHELEIMAH
Please contact the office if someone on this
list has, Baruch Hashem, recovered.
Only those with a serious health condition
should remain on the list.
Mushka Rivka bas Gittel
Friend of Diane Barron
Zussel Moshe HaLevi ben Rella
Brother of Saul Sloman
Mehri Gittle bas Sarah Chaina
Sister of Diane Barron
Yelena bas Esther
Mother of Marina Zalmanova
Tzivia Masha bas Yehudis
Trudy Robbins
Chana bas Ruchel
Friend of Ilene Miller
Levi Yitzchak HaKohen ben Rachel
Brother of Neal Cooper
Jennifer Kay
Aunt of Shira Johnson
Esther bas Freidel
Estelle Gordon, sister of Linda Miller
Clara Siegler
Mother of Amira Nachman
Dorina Nachman
Mother of Michael Nachman
Shabsai ben Fraidel
Steve Freedman
Chana Rachel bas Leah Naomi
Niece of Susan Krohn
Aharon ben Jenny
Brother-in-law of Susan Krohn
Esther Malka bas Zlota Ita
Emily Moore
Nechama Itty bas Masha Baila
Cousin of Ilene Miller
Aryeh ben Chana
Leonid Resenson
Gabrielle Chava bat Perel
Cousin of Linda Czuper
Rella bas Dena
Mother of Saul Sloman
Yaffa bat Friho
Mother of Angela Davydov
Baruch ben Esther
Uncle of Bev Bolnick
Moshe Abba ben Masha
Michael Yaschik
Golda bas Rifka
Mother of Eric Medwed, Sister of Elaine Brasch
Yaakov ben Sheindel
Yaakov Sirota
Ariel Adi bas Rachael Tova
Infant daughter of Bunder family friends
Hatinok Shenolad ben Devora Azriela
Infant son of Bunder family friends
Leonid ben Inna
Friend of Angela Davydov
Feigele bas Carol
Friend of Adrienne Bishko
Lazar Meir ben Baila Leike
Louis Taratoot
Yehudit bas Gerta
Judi Jarecki, Stepmother of Jill Mainzer
Tovah bas Esther
Terry Eden Stub
Shraga Faivel ben Etta Rhoda
Fred Brasch
YAHRTZEITS
July 30—24 Tammuz
Mrs. Ninel Avetsyan
Ninel bas Baruch
Mother of Asya Kerzhner
July 31—25 Tammuz
Mr. Manfred Eichholz
Yechiel ben Gershon
Father of Lora Schroeder
Father of Charlotte Rich
July 31—25 Tammuz
Mrs. Betty Goodfriend
Bunia bas Mordechai
Mother-in-law of Kim Goodfriend
Grandmother of Miriam and Avi Goodfriend
August 1—26 Tammuz
Mr. Alexander Resenson
Alexander ben Moshe
Father of Vita Resenson
August 2—27 Tammuz
Rev. Avraham Yaakov Frydman
Great-Grandfather
of Robyn Regenbaum
GOOD SHABBOS & WELCOME!
Parshas Pinchas
24 Tammuz, 5776 - July 29-30 , 2016
Torah Reading: Page 876 | Haftorah Reading: Page 1190
August 3—28 Tammuz
Mrs. Mafrat Katayeva
Mother of Boris Bababekov
August 4—29 Tammuz
Mrs. Esther Rosenberg
Mother of Terry Eden Stub
August 5—1 Av
Mrs. Morvarid Khalili
Morvarid bas Yochanan
Mother-in-law of Mahin Khalili
August 5—1 Av
Mr. Edward Robert Komisarow
Asher ben Hunya
Father of Marc Komisarow
August 5—1 Av
Mr. James Shaw
Father of Randy Shaw
Please Note:
The Shul office kindly requests that any
information for the Shabbos flyer should
be submitted no later than Wednesday of
that week.
This includes events, sponsorships, and
names for the Refu’ah Sheleimah list.
Thank you!
CONGREGATION ARIEL
Rabbi Binyomin Friedman, Rabbi
Dr. Jason Kaplan, President - Debbie Kalwerisky, Executive Director
Rabbi Mordy Birnbaum, Youth Director
SHABBOS SERVICE TIMES
WEEKDAY SERVICE TIMES
July 29 - Erev Shabbos (Friday)
Sundays
Mincha
Early Candle Lighting
Regular Candle Lighting
Shacharis (Dome)
Learner’s Minyan (Sanctuary)
Women’s Tehillim (Friedmans)
6:50pm
7:15pm
8:21pm
July 30 - Shabbos
Sephardi Minyan (Dome)
Main Services (Sanctuary)
Learners’ Minyan (Dome)
Youth Services (Grades 2-8)
Kiddush (Social Hall)
Mincha (Sanctuary)
Shabbos Ends
8:00am
9:00am
10:30am
10:30am
11:45am
8:00pm
9:21pm
8:00am
8:00am
8:45am
Mondays—Fridays
Shacharis
1st Minyan:
2nd Minyan:
Begins at 6:40am
Yishtabach at 8:00am
Sunday–Thursday
Mincha/Maariv This Week
8:25pm
Thank you to our Generous Donors!
SHABBOS DAY
CLASS SCHEDULE
ARIEL GENERAL FUND
7:30AM | PARSHA STUDY
Rabbi Michoel Friedman
A textual exploration of the verses in the
second Aliyah of that week’s parsha
8:15AM | PARSHA STUDY
Rabbi Michoel Friedman
A textual exploration of the verses in the
third Aliyah of that week’s parsha
10:30AM | LEARNER’S MINYAN
Rabbi Daniel Freitag
A guided tour of the Shabbos morning
prayers with life insights + highlights of the
weekly Torah portion
11:30AM | BURST OF INSPIRATION
Rabbi Michoel Friedman
A brief, but powerful and thought-provoking
nugget of life wisdom and perspective, often
drawn from the weekly parsha.
12:10PM | PARSHA IN REVIEW
This week’s Shabbos Kiddush
is sponsored by:
BETTY GOODFRIEND CHESED FUND
Michael and Anna Shapiro
in appreciation of the
community’s support and visits
during the shiva for Anna’s
mother Ella Kogan z”l
An Anonymous Mensch
in honor of Congregation Ariel
Rabbi Yisrael Zelman
A dynamic presentation of themes from the
week’s parsha presented in the Russian
language.
7:00PM | PROPHETS: BOOK OF KINGS
Rabbi Binyomin Friedman
Ongoing weekly installments of the
fascinating stories found in the Prophets
with contemporary perspectives and life
lessons.
Rabbi Eliyahu and Sarah Tendler In honor of Rabbi Tendler's aliyah
Lev and Helaine Nelik In honor of Lev's aliyah and in gratitude to Hashem
Dennis and Marsha Yaschik In honor of a Refuah Shlema for Louis Taratoot
Dennis and Marsha Yaschik In honor of the marriage of Ellen Cohen and Josh Rothburd
Joshua Brenner In honor of his aliyah
Mitch and Linda Adler In honor of Mitch's aliyah
Dr. Mikulas Fabry In honor of his aliyot
Adrienne Litt Bishko In memory of Jonathan Kamran z"l, son of Hilda and Hamid Kamran
Edward and Anita Nemeth In honor of Malkie Horovitz
Elliott and Charlotte Rich In memory of Jonathan Kamran z"l, son of Hilda and Hamid Kamran
Elliott and Charlotte Rich In honor of a Refuah Shlema for Louis Taratoot
Harold and Lora Schroeder In honor of a Refuah Shlema for Louis Taratoot
Harold and Lora Schroeder In memory of Jonathan Kamran z"l, son of Hilda and Hamid Kamran
Harold and Lora Schroeder In memory of Lora's father Manfred Eichholz z"l on his yahrzeit
Mitch and Linda Adler In honor of a Refuah Shlema for Louis Taratoot
Michael and Julie Rice In memory of Robyn Regenbaum's father Ed Crook z"l on his yahrzeit
Michael and Julie Rice In honor of a Refuah Shlema for Louis Taratoot
Steven and Renee Haas In honor of a Refuah Shlema for Louis Taratoot
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
David and Miriam Karsh In honor of David's aliyah
Randy and Cory Shaw In memory of Jonathan Kamran z"l, son of Hilda and Hamid Kamran
Terry and Jan Tenenbaum In honor of a Refuah Shlema for Louis Taratoot
Terry and Jan Tenenbaum In honor of Marc Komisarow's special birthday
Ephraim and Asya Kerzhner In honor of Congregation Ariel
Sam and Stephanie Heinselman In honor of Rabbi Binyomin Friedman
ARIEL YOUTH FUND
Allan and Robyn Regenbaum In memory of Robyn's father Idel ben Reuven z"l on his yarhzeit
Allan and Robyn Regenbaum In memory of Robyn's grandfather Reuben ben Meir z"l on his yahrzeit
Allan and Robyn Regenbaum In memory of Robyn's great grandfather Avraham Frydmanz"l on his yahrzeit
ARIEL L’CHAIM FUND
Congregation Ariel thanks Jeff Rosengarten and Ali’s
Cookies for their sponsorship of our weekly kiddush.
Please support Ali’s Cookies for delicious baked
goods, year round and for special occasions.
Jonathan and Ilene Miller In honor of Congregation Ariel
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Caroline Cranman, Yehuda Schulgasser, Hallie Alpern, Jonny Bolnick, Mark Felgin,
Malkie Horovitz, Elchanan Bendicoff, Rachel Urbach, Beth Valenta, Marcia Katz,
Rina Sobel
HAPPY ANIVERSARY!
Leonard and Marcia Katz
Gary and Renee Lips
Mitch and Linda Adler
Artur and Raisa Pinkhasov
OUR SHABBOS GREETERS
Michael Gutman and Joni Pelta
This week’s Torah portion discusses the mitzva of inheritance (see (Bamidbar
27:8)
Two sofrim drove together to return repaired Torah scrolls to the shul. One of
them needed to use the restroom. There was no restroom immediately
available so they decided to pull into the first building available, which
happened to be a non-Jewish funeral home. As they walked into the funeral
home they saw that there was a funeral in session. The two men decided to
join the small group escorting the dead in order to be respectful. One of the
ushers gave them a guest book to sign and they signed their names and
addresses.
Shortly afterwards both of the sofrim received a letter from the lawyer of the
deceased describing that the deceased's last name was Goldstein. Mr.
Goldstein left a will that stipulated that he wanted his entire estate to be
divided between those who came to his funeral. Each of the men would
receive a check of $100,000. The sofrim wondered if they could keep the
money. First of all, the deceased was a Jewish man and he must have some
living relatives. According to the Torah laws of inheritance the estate should be
diverted to the closest living relatives.
Secondly, was it honest to keep the money? They never really planned to go to
the funeral. They only went there to use the restroom, but ended up staying
out of respect. What do you think?
Answer to last week’s moral dilemma
Many are of the opinion that the prohibition of sharing private information is
only when it causes the owner harm. In this case, however, he will give Dr.
Berman a benefit of earning more money. Other opinions say that this would
not be permitted because one cannot share private information even if it will
not cause any harm.
LAST CALL FOR YAHRZEIT PLAQUES
Contact the office by Monday if you’d like to order plaques in time for the High Holidays.
[email protected]
LADIES “BURST OF INSPIRATION” CLASS SPONSOR
Thank you to Randy and Cory Shaw for sponsoring this week’s class in honor of their son
Josh’s 21st birthday
THANK YOU FROM CAMP SHAMAYIM!
Camp Shamayim thanks the Ariel community for opening their hearts and homes to the
counselors during this year’s camp. Camp Shamayim loves Congregation Areil!
MORE THANK YOU’S
To Sandee Glassman for helping with kiddush preparation last week with
some of our “regulars” out of town.
To Sharon Fleitman, Allison Thomas and Amanda Bunder for their ongoing efforts at
shopping for and preparing our kiddushes every week.
Your hard work is really appreciated!
AND... SPEAKING OF KIDDUSHES
We very much need to expand our Shabbos Kiddush Crew. We encourage everyone at all
“ages and stages” to just pick one slot every three months,; this would greatly lighten the
load on those who step forward week after week to set up our kiddushes.
Husbands! Offer to watch the kids for a while or take them to groups so your wife can
help out – you’ll be doing your part too!
Newcomers! Setting up kiddush is a fun and social way to give back to the shul
and get to know the community.
Long-timers! Come forward and join us – you’ll never feel more appreciated!
Bonus!
To avoid the hassle of signing up through the kiddush website, just email the office and let
us know when you’re available - we’ll do the sign up for you. [email protected]
SEED PROGRAM STARTS IN A WEEK!
Next week we will welcome this year’s SEED program to the Ariel community.
We will introduce you to the participants in next week’s bulletin. We look forward to two
weeks of Torah learning and ruach with the always-amazing SEED guys.
CALLING ALL THOSE WITH “GREEN THUMBS”!
We know there are some great gardens in the Ariel community. If any of our gardeners
find themselves with extra produce that they can’t use, keep the shul in mind – we are
happy to incorporate some of your bounty, especially salad items, into our kiddush menus.
OUR SECOND YOUTH CHALLAH BAKE AND SHABBOS SING-A-LONG
WAS SO MUCH FUN!
Boys SAP this Shabbos 6:30PM at the shul
TISHA B’AV
Tisha B’Av will be observed this
year on
th
Sunday, August 14 .
Video presentations will begin at 5:30 PM Sunday
afternoon and will include an inspirational
documentary featuring witnesses and memories of
the last survivors of the Holocaust, as well as
speakers: HaGaon HaRav Shmuel Kamenetsky, Rabbi
Yizchok Dovid Grossman, Rabbi Yissocher Frand and
Rabbi Paysach Krohn.
$10 suggested donation