Weekly Brief

HIGH HOLIDAY SEATS 5783
Registration for High Holiday seats are now open for full, affiliate and non-members. We are currently at 80% capacity so we encourage you to reserve soon. Click here for more information and to reserve, or click here for more information. We respectfully ask that you do not email the seating committee for specific seating requests. Many thanks for your understanding.

YOM KIPPUR APPEAL
Please give generously to the 5783 Yom Kippur Appeal. We’re hoping for 100% participation.  As our facilities utilization, membership, programming, utilities, operational, security and maintenance needs increase, so do our costs. We rely on your financial support in order to continue to serve our community. 

To contribute, click here. Thank you very much for your support.

NEROT ANNUAL ROSH HASHANA HONEY SALE
Nerot is proud to offer honey from Senter's Honey Bee Farm. Order deadline is Thursday, September 8th. Honey can be picked up on Friday, September 16th or Sunday, September 18th at 554 Grenville Avenue, Teaneck. To order and for more information, click here.

RINAT SWAG
Crisp fall mornings are just around the corner, get prepared now with a Rinat beanie hat! Available at the shul office, only $12.

There are many volunteer opportunities in the Rinat community. To become involved and be included in our database, click here. 

Community Knits at Rinat– Weekly, continuing on a new day, Wednesday, September 7th, 6:30pm. All levels welcomed. Instruction/information/patterns provided. Come and relax, use your creativity, be in community with purpose. Led by Mindy McDonald. No registration required. For questions, click here. Classroom D/E.

Parshat Hashavua Shiur, Rabbi Strauchler. Thursday, September 8th, 8:30pm. Beit Midrash. To join via Zoom, click here.

Welcome Back to the Social Hall! Communal Kiddush- Shabbat, September 10th, after the conclusion of the 9am minyan. To sponsor, click here. Social Hall.

Nerot Annual Afternoon Tea- Shabbat, September 10th, 4pm. Celebrating Woman of the Year, Sue Feuerstein. Presentation and remarks by Reva Judas. To sign up to bring a dessert, salad or light bite, click here. Social Hall.

Parent/Child Learning- Shabbat, September 10th, 5:30pm. Beit Midrash.

Rabbi Carmi Horowitz Shiurim- Shabbat, September 10th. Pre-Mincha Shiur, 5:40pm. "Are Rabbinic Aggadot Binding? Early and Later Authorities on the Significance of Aggadot Ḥazal." Shiur between Mincha and Maariv, On Perpetuating the Mesorah: How Do We Fulfill "Raise Up Many Disciples?" Main Shul.
 
Junior High Mishna Shiur Returns- Shabbat, September 10th, between Mincha and Maariv. The shiur is open to all middle school (grades 6, 7 and 8) students, both young women and young men. Every Shabbat afternoon, participants play a bit of Jeopardy and study Mishna together in an enjoyable, entertaining and engaging manner. This year, the Shiur will study the Mishnayot of Masechet Sanhedrin, which describe the Halachic court system. Beit Midrash back room.
 
Rav Mosheh Lichtenstein and Rabbi Dr. Benjamin Samuels– Sunday, September 11th, 8pm. “The Roots of Teshuva: The Hidden Depths of Return and Renewal in the Thought of Rav Aharon Lichtenstein, z”l.” Moderated by Rabbi  Strauchler, with remarks by Dr. Tovah Lichtenstein. This program is dedicated in memory of David J. Landes, z”l, by Faye Landes and Family. Main Shul.

New Date- ​​​​​​​Jennifer B. Chapler of Nutrition Transformations- Sunday, September 11th, 10am. “Holiday Eating the Healthy Way.” Classroom D/E.