Weekly Brief

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Friday Plag mincha minyan: 6:10pm in the Beit Midrash
This week’s plag mincha minyan will begin promptly.  This minyan  will run throughout the summer months. Join us! Candle lighting not before 6:27pm this week.

Pre-mincha shiur: Shabbat, May 5, at 6:20pm - Dr. Avram Becker will speak on: "What makes  שמואל הקטן  so great?"

Rambam and Moreh Nevuchim: Innovation and Controversy - Shiurim l'zecher Rav Ozer Glickman, z"l
"Providence, Evil, and Human Suffering in the Thought of Maimonides": Sunday, May 6, 8:00pm - Dr. Moshe Sokol, Dean, Lander College for Men, Professor of Philosophy and faculty member of the Graduate School of Jewish Studies, Rabbi of the Yavneh Minyan of Flatbush.
*Politics, Practice and Pedagogy: Mitzvot in Maimonidean Thought: Shabbat, May 12, 6:30pm - Rabbi Tully Harcsztark, Principal, SAR Academy High School.

Rabbi Adler's shiurim: The Wednesday night women's mishna shiur will take place on Tuesday night instead.

Shavuot Bake Sale
Shavuot bake sale coming up!! Please sign up to bake your specialty! Pickup will be at the shul on Friday morning, May 18. Pleas click the link below to sign up.  www.rinat.org/bakersignup You’ll be able to purchase some delicious goodies starting Monday on our website. 

Shavuot Roses
Buy your loved one a beautiful bouquet of roses for Shavuot!
Shavuot roses will be on sale, details coming soon. Please use the link https://www.rinat.org/shavuotroses , or log onto our website.

Help beautify our Beit Knesset in honor of Shavuot. Flower sponsorships available. Please use this link http://www.rinat.org/flowersponsorship or log onto our website.

Shavuot Barbeque
Monday, May 21, after the 9am Shacharit minyan
Cost is as follows: 

Adults: $22
Teens 13-18: $16
Children 4-12: $14
Children under 3: Free
To register, go to: www.rinat.org/shavuotbbq ​​​​​​​
Menu: Burgers, hot dogs, chicken, salads and more! 

Rabbi Menachem Leibtag will be speaking on Sunday morning, May 13 at 8:50am on the topic:  "לשמוע אל הרינה ואל התפילה"    A Prayer for Jerusalem, or a Prayer for Prayer? Re-examining Shlomo’s Tefilla when dedicating the  Bet ha'Mikdash