Weekly Brief

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Parent-Child Learning- Shabbat, September 17th, 5:30pm. Special guest speaker, Rabbi Strauchler. Beit Midrash.

Pre-Mincha Shiur, Yossi Prager- Shabbat, September 17th, 5:25pm. “Giving Tzedakah: Whose Money Is It Anyway?” For source materials, click here.  Main Shul.

Junior High Mishna Shiur- Shabbat, September 17th, 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.

Practical Halacha Shiur for Women with Rabbi Wiener- Shabbat, September 17th, 6:50pm. The class will cover a new topic every week and will meet for approximately 35 minutes after Shabbat Mincha. Classroom D/E.
 
Layl Shirah with Divrei Torah, led by our baalei tefilah and rabbanim- Motzei Shabbat, September 17th, 11:15pm. Followed by Selichot at 12:45am. Main Shul.

Rinat Beit Din for Prozbol submissions—Sunday, September 18th, 9:30am. Beit Midrash.
  
Rabbi Daniel Senter, Master Beekeeper and Live Bee Demonstration–Sunday, September 18th, 12pm. Youth Classroom D/E.

Rabbi Jacob J. Schacter Selichot Shiur– Tuesday, September 20th, 8pm. “On Feeling a Closeness to G-d: Preparing for the Yamim Noraim.” Sponsored by Michelle Ritholtz and family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of their beloved husband and father, Bruce Ritholtz, z"l. Main Shul.
 
Rabbi Adler Street Naming- Wednesday, September 21st, 6pm. West Englewood Avenue, between Pennington and Dickerson.

Community Knits at Rinat – Weekly, continuing on Wednesday, September 21st, 6:45pm. 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, Murray Sragow- Thursday, September 22nd, 8:30pm. Beit Midrash. To join via Zoom, click here.