Congregation Torah Ohr November 20 — 26 2020 4—10 Kislev 5781

19146 Lyons Road, Boca Raton, FL 33434 (561) 479-4049 ● www.torahohrboca.org ● torahohr72@gmail.com

Rabbi Benjamin S. Yasgur President Jonas Waizer

WEEKDAY SCHEDULE Earliest Davening (Fri-Thurs) 5:36am* Earliest Tallit/Tefillin (Fri-Thurs) 6:04am*

Shacharit at Shul (starting with Pesukai D’Zimra) 7:30am Daf Yomi (online) 8:30 am Chumash Class (online) 9:30am Mishna Yomit (in Shul & online) 15 min. before Mincha Mincha/Ma’ariv at Shul (S-Th) 5:15pm Mishnah Berurah (online) 8:00pm Daven Mincha (S-Th) prior to 5:28pm* Repeat Kriat Shema after 6:05pm*

*These are the latest times during the week

Office Hours Mon. - Thur. 9:00am - 3:00pm

Friday 9:00am - 12noon

DAVENING and TOGETHERNESS It is preferable that even when one must daven alone, our davening should be synchronized with the community minyan.

If you will not be attending a minyan, please do join us in time. Weekday Mincha/Ma’ariv time will be at 5:15 pm. (You must be preregistered to attend in person.)

The weekday Shacharit Minyan begins at 7:30 am. (You must be preregistered to attend in person.)

You can also connect to Mincha/Ma’ariv on zoom https://zoom.us/j/83599025152 (PW: mincha)

Earliest time for weekday Mincha (S-Th) is 12:35pm When not davening with a minyan recommended times

for Weekday Ma’ariv: After 6:05pm (Tzait) After 5:29pm (Shkiah)

Note: We rely on the leniency to daven Ma’ariv after Plag when physically davening with a minyan. When a minyan is not available, the earliest Ma’ariv should begin, Sunday-Thursday, is after sunset (see times above). In order to extend the holiness of Shabbat, we may daven Friday’s Shabbat Ma’ariv after Plag, this week after 4:22pm. One doing so should daven Mincha before Plag.

May our united prayers bring added blessings to our community and Klal Yisrael.

SHABBAT SCHEDULE Toldot

Parasha pg. 124 ◆ Haftarah pg. 1137 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH

Zoom Kabbalat Shabbat 4:30pm Mishna Yomit 4:55pm Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Ma’ariv in Shul 5:10pm CANDLE LIGHTING Earliest 4:22pm Standard 5:11pm

SHABBAT Shacharit/Musaf at Shul (Starting with Nishmat)7:15 & 9:00am Latest Shema 9:25am Mishna Yomit 4:50pm Mincha followed by Rabbi’s Shiur & Ma’ariv 5:05pm Shabbat Ends 6:06pm Zoom Havdalah 6:30pm

When you open the bulletin online, all the links

(including the flyers) are clickable!

A Note About Your Minyan Reservation

Our commitment is to your safety. As such, the Sanctuary is set according to guidelines for social distancing. This commitment

yields less than 25% of our pre-Covid capacity. This is adequate for our weekday davening, but falls short of our Shabbat needs. We have observed that not all of our registered minyan participants

attend davening on a weekly basis. As such, we will be “overbooking” based on a conservative formula. We believe this

approach will be successful until we establish a third Shabbat morning minyan. We ask for your understanding and cooperation. If you arrive at Shul and seating is full that week, please daven in

the Sukkah. Chairs will be provided.

CURRENT SHIURIM/CLASSES CAN BE FOUND ON OUR HOMEPAGE TORAHOHRBOCA.ORG

Listen to our classes online! https://www.torahohrboca.org/learn.html

Watch your email every Sunday for education updates!

Malchut Beit David—(The Davidic Dynasty) Marty Levine

Wednesdays at 10:00am In Person and On Zoom

Zoom Meeting ID: 853 0080 2520 Passcode: 867403

Tuesday Afternoon Kollel On Zoom and in Person

From Torah to Mitzvah Rabbi Kenneth Greene

2:30-3:10 Zoom Meeting ID: 834 8409 7791 Passcode: 865408

Kohelet and Mishlei Rabbi Mordechai Eskovitz

3:20-4:00 Zoom Meeting ID: 880 1982 0411 Passcode: 961804

Wednesday Evening Kollel with Rabbi Moshe Wolvovsky Contemporary Issues in Halacha

7:15pm On Zoom

Zoom Meeting ID: 816 0122 9855 Passcode: 463864

Register for any classes that require registration by going to https://www.torahohrboca.org/calendar.html and clicking on the class you are interested in!

Book of Kings I (Melachim) Rabbi Michael Kanterovitz Wednesdays at 11:00am

On Zoom Zoom Meeting ID: 844 4947 6383 Passcode: 991733

The Era of the Rishonim, 11th-15th Centuries Mrs. Malka Morris

Wednesdays at 3:00pm (NEW TIME) On Zoom

Zoom Meeting ID: 896 0990 3053 Passcode: 860305 This class is for both men and women

You can call in to any zoom webinar! Call (301) 715 8592 (US), (647) 558 0588 (Canada), or 972 55 330 1762 (Israel) and then enter the meeting ID followed by #. You will be asked

for a participant ID after you enter the meeting, just press # again to enter the call. (no passcode needed if you’re calling in)

Year of Learning

Dr. Paul Koenigsberg in memory of his brother, Dr. Sam Koenigsberg, Shimeon Reuven ben Laybish ע'ה and Ed Goldberg’s cousin, Nissim Hara, Nissim ben Fardosah ע'ה Paula and Bob Bromberg in memory of their dear friend, Julian Smith,Yehuda ben Yisroel ע'ה

Malka Mann in memory of her family murdered in the Holocaust: HaRav Tzvi Hersh ben Shlomo Yaakov ע'ה, Sarah bat Ephraim ע'ה, Yisroel Dovid ben HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה,

Ephraim ben HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Adiya bat HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Miriam bat HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Pesel bat HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Shalom ben HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Shlomo Yaakov ben HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Shmuel ben HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה

The Many Friends of Dr. Marvin Blush, Moshe Shalom ben Yitzchok HaLevi ע'ה

Friends of Toby Perris, Sarah Tovah bat Yisrael Dov ע'ה Friends of Malka Levy, Malka bat Yosef ע'ה

Friends of Avi Gittler, Avraham Maier ben Shimon ע'ה Sheryl Scher, her children, and grandchildren in memory of her uncle, founding member of BRS, Dr. Israel Bruk, Yisrael Ben HaRav Akiva ע'ה

Marsha Federbush and family in memory of her husband, Dr. Uriel Paul Federbush, Uriel ben Rav Shimon ע'ה

Month of Learning Sponsored by In Memory of 10/30-11/27 Charles Gelfenstein his mother, Dasia Gittel bat Meir HaLevi ע'ה and his father, Meir ben Yaakov ע'ה

11/6-12/4 Gilla and Harold Saltzman her mother, Eti bat Yitzchak Elchanon ע'ה

11/13-12/11 Chaim and Phyllis Reiss his father, Mordechai ben Yom Tov Lipa ע'ה

11/20-12/18 Phyllis and Chaim Reiss

her father, Pinchus ben Avraham ע'ה

Week of Learning Sponsored by In Memory of

11/13-11/20 Friends of Pauline and Gerald Feldman their friend, Gerald Feldman (Zvi Hersh ben Menachem Mendel ע'ה)

11/20-11/27 Lala and Sigi Bessler

her father, Mordechai ben Yisroel Yitzchok ע'ה

Day of Learning Plus Torah Fund Sponsored by In Memory of

11/23 Marvin and Hadassah Bienenfeld

his mother, Gutka Tova bat Avraham David ע'ה

Day of Learning Sponsored by In Memory of

11/20 Bella Dolinsky her husband, Yehuda Menashe ben Yeshayah Yitzchak HaCohen ע'ה

11/21 Judy and Keith Zauder their friend, Dr. Uriel Paul Federbush (Uriel ben Rav Shimon ע'ה)

11/21 Judy and Keith Zauder their friend, Andrew Burian (Moshe ben Mordechai ע'ה)

11/21 Judy and Keith Zauder Corinne Greenwald’s brother, Dr. Stanley Canter (Shmarya ben Mordechai ע'ה)

11/21 Judy and Keith Zauder their friend, Annalee Chiger (Chana Leah bat Moshe ע'ה)

11/21 Bonnie Geller-Geld and Isaac Geld their friend, Rabbi Henry Dicker (Elchanan Yisrael ben Mordechai Leib HaLevi ע'ה ) 11/21 Bonnie Geller-Geld and Isaac Geld their friend, Andrew Burian (Moshe ben Mordechai ע'ה)

11/22 Rabbi Kenneth and Karen Greene his mother, Itta Perel bat Shlomo Zalman ע'ה 11/22 Anne Hochberg her husband, Moshe ben Avraham ע'ה 11/23 Susan Fruchter-Kramer and Family her father, Moshe ben Yechiel Mechel ע'ה

11/23 Eva Weinberger her husband, Yitzchak Dov ben Tuvia ע'ה 11/24 Marilyn and Eugene Milanaik her father, Shmuel ben Benyamin ע'ה

11/24 Alizah Poleyeff her father, Avraham Yitzchok ben Meir Matisyahu HaLevi ע'ה 11/26 Alizah Poleyeff

her mother, Tzipora Chana bat Tzvi Hirsch Leib ע'ה

Day of Learning Sponsored by In Honor of

11/21 Bonnie Geller-Geld and Isaac Geld

Irv Fishbein’s 98th birthday

REFUAH SHELAYMAH Irv Cherson (Yisroel HaCohen ben Velya), Sam Colman (Shmuel ben Sarah Rachel), Harriet Friedman (Ettel bat Batya), Ohra Hahn (Ohra Miriam bat Sarah), George Heino (Rafael Yaakov Yissocher Noson HaCohen ben Alta Elka), Peter Horvath (Yaakov ben Zissel), Rabbi Michael Kanterovitz (Rav Michael ben Batia), Art Kraut (Eliezer Anshel ben Perl Gittel), Molly Lieberman (Malka bat Esther), Charles Meyers (Meier ben Chava), Stan Monsowitz (Shlomo Dovid ben Rachel), Mitchel Nerenberg (Menachem Mendel ben Leah), Heshy Plotkin (Elchanan Tzvi ben Rachel Leah), Bashy Retinsky (Bashy bat Ita), Jay Rosenfeld (Yehuda Baruch ben Golda), Rachel Rosner (Rachel bat Toiba), Barbara Sterman (Bracha bat Batya), Arlene Talerman (Elka bat Esther), Heni Weisfogel (Esther Hena bat Gitel), Susan Wertman (Chaya Sarah bat Leah), Rabbi Leonard Zucker (HaRav Chaim Yehuda Leib ben Elka), Reuven Eliyahu ben Shaindel Malka, Elchanan Yisrael ben Devora Leah, Ahuva bat Tema, Aharon Dov ben Tiferet Chana, Rachelle bas Chana, Chayah Zelda bas Matla

SPONSORSHIPS

Mazel Tov

Susan Fruchter-Kramer and Shelly Kramer on the marriage of his granddaughter and on the birth of twin great-grandsons Judy and Herb Jeremias on the marriage of a granddaughter and on the birth of a great-grandson Barbara and Sandy Cohen on the Bat Mitzvah of a granddaughter Miriam and Charles Taub on the birth of a granddaughter Lala and Sigi Bessler on the birth of a great-grandson Sheila Shapiro on the birth of a great-grandson

New Members

Robin and Rabbi Zvi Karpel Reba and Abraham Neufeld Rita and Chaim Silberman

We want to thank Torah Ohr and its members for being there for us showing support and love with the passing of our dear sister,

Annalee Chiger (Chana Leah Tzivie Fisch and Cecille Strauch— ( ע'ה

Snowbirds

Please remember to advise the office when you are back in Boca. This notification will

uncomplicate the often tricky address decisions for mailings.

Kosher Food Pantry Drive

Accepting food donations which are: non-perishable

unexpired unopened

Questions: call Sharon Segal at (561) 477-2951

The Food Drive benefits the Jacobson Family Food Pantry of Ruth & Norman Rales Jewish Family Services.

No-Contact Drop Off

Please note it is possible to leave payments and notes for the office, Sisterhood, and Men’s Club in our “office inbox” mailbox attached to the wall of the covered walkway.

Phonebook Directory 2021

If you are a new member or in need of an updated picture, call Sharon Segal at (561) 477-2951. All pictures will be taken in a socially distanced manner outside Ainslie B. If you have a current photo that you would like to use, send a jpg to Sharonsegal1@mac.com

SEFER TORAH FUND DONATIONS (through November 27, 2020)

Lynn Rappaport in memory of Annalee Chiger ה‘ע , sister of Tzivie Fisch and Cecille Strauch Gloria Greenfield in memory of her sister-in-law, Charlotte Greenfield ה‘ע Dorothy Chapman in memory of her father, Yaakov Yitzhok ben Moshe HaLevi ה ‘ע , and her father-in-law, Moshe ben Shlomo ה ‘ע Kimberly and Jason Mayer in honor of Sheila Blutestein Green Jack Kaufman in memory of his mother, Bella Gittel bat Calman ה‘ע Lydia and Sydney Semel in memory of her mother, Golda bat Yeshayahu ה‘ע , & his father, Moshe Yosaif ben Eliezer ה‘ע Judy and Michael Morganstern in memory of Ruth Dahan (Rachel Esther bat Mordechai ה‘ע )

Linda and Bernard Suss in memory of her father, Aharon ben Yaakov ה‘ע

Carol and Josh Samborn in memory of Ephraim Grumet (Ephraim ben Yaakov Dovid HaCohen ה‘ע ) Marilyn Check in honor of Congregation Torah Ohr Pesha and Harry Aftel in memory of Annalee Chiger ה‘ע , sister of Tzivie Fisch and Cecille Strauch Norman and Joan Mensh in memory of his father, Moshe ben Yisroel ה‘ע Norman and Joan Mensh in memory of his mother, Peshah be Yosef ה‘ע Barbara Hollander in memory of Annalee Chiger ה‘ע , sister of Tzivie Fisch and Cecille Strauch Barbara Hollander in memory of Ethel Roshenberg ה‘ע , mother of Gilla Saltzman Barbara Hollander in memory of Ephraim Grumet (Ephraim ben Yaakov Dovid HaCohen ה‘ע )

Sisterhood Tribute Cards

are still available.

Please call the office

to arrange pickup.

Prepackaged sets of 3 for $10

While the office is closed you may continue to buy gift cards to

Century Grill, The Grove, Aroma, and Glicks that help

support our programming. Please call or email David Dolny at 914-414-1449 or daviddolny@aol.com

Virtual Sisterhood Boutique

Print a flyer:

https://www.torahohrboca.org/sisterhood.html

Sisterhood Bingo!

Thursday November 26th at 6pm

Cards can be purchased when you pick up your Thanksgiving food at Century Grill.

1 card - $2 3 cards - $5 (bring cash)

Meeting ID: 863 2541 7225

Passcode: BINGO

Or click the BINGO image above!

2021 Mah Jongg cards now accepting orders!

Print a flyer: https://www.torahohrboca.org/

sisterhood.html Put form with check in the mailbox

outside Shul Office or mail it directly to Eunis Penn, 1047 Yarmouth C, Boca

Raton, Fl 33434. Any questions, please call Eunis Penn 561-852-3994

or Judy Cohen 718-986-4870.

The Wonders & Versatility of Olive Oil Lynn Friedman will teach us all the benefits of Olive Oil while demonstrating 4 different

recipes that we can each participate in from our own

kitchens. Sunday 12/13 at 3:30pm

$18 Zoom ID will be provided.

A special gift (including recipes, ingredient list and other surprises) from the Sisterhood

will be handed out before the program. Print your flyer at https://

www.torahohrboca.org/sisterhood.html

Sisterhood 50/50 Raffle!

Print your tickets here:

https://www.torahohrboca.org/

sisterhood.html

Monday, December 7, 2020 Herschel Sennett

MEN & WOMEN WELCOME

Men’s Club David Love, President

Sam Colman, Chair

Men’s Club

Upcoming Book Reviews MONDAYS AT 8:00 PM

The behind-the-scenes story of how the United States forged its wartime alliance with Britain, told from the perspective of three key American players in London: Edward R. Murrow, the handsome, chain-smoking head of CBS News in Europe;

Averell Harriman, the hard-driving millionaire who ran FDR’s Lend-Lease program in London; and John Gilbert Winant, the shy, idealistic U.S.

ambassador to Britain. Each man formed close ties with Winston Churchill—so much so that all became romantically involved with members of the prime minister’s family. Drawing from a variety of primary sources, Lynne Olson

skillfully depicts the dramatic personal journeys of these men who, determined to save Britain from Hitler, helped convince a cautious Franklin Roosevelt and

reluctant American public to back the British at a critical time.

“Citizens of London” By Lynn Olsen

Monday, November 23, 2020 Sarah Lazarus

In his own personal weight-loss struggle, David Zulberg turned to the

forgotten wisdom of the ancients--Maimonides, Aristotle, Hippocrates,

Galen, and even Benjamin Franklin--to find consensus on ideal

nutrition for optimum physical and emotional health.

“The 5 Skinny Habits” By David Zulberg

Only on Zoom: Meeting ID: 849 3519 2688 Passcode: 909389

Only on Zoom: Meeting ID: 849 3519 2688 Passcode: 909389

The Front Door Has Moved to the East Wing

The entrance to the shul is now through the door on the southeast corner of the building, closest to the lake. We appreciate your patience

while waiting for us to answer the door.

On Shabbat, this door is only an entrance. To ensure maximum safety during COVID-19, please follow these exit directions.

Exit the Main Sanctuary through one of the doors adjacent to the bimah and walk through the sukkah. You may enter the Beit Midrash, then

proceed to your left through the double doors next to the Aron Kodesh. Make sure to pause and say a Pasuk (eg Shema Yisrael) as you

pass through the Beit Midrash. Signs and arrows are posted to help guide you.

Thank you for your continued cooperation in helping us all stay safe and healthy.

Our Sukkah is always available for those who wish to physically connect

to the davening in the Main Sanctuary. We keep at least one door

open to the Sukkah. You may let us know if you need a second door open. There are chairs set in the

Sukkah, as well. Regular registration and protocol procedures are required.

You MUST be registered to attend Minyanim. Sign-up on our home page http://www.torahohrboca.org

You may only register if you meet our current health

requirements: https://www.torahohrboca.org/covid-safety-policies

If you are currently registered, please don’t sign up again.

We Look Forward to Greeting You in Shul!

Please Note: Each chair is aligned with green

tape at rear legs. Please keep chairs in the

designated space. When standing, please be mindful

of proper distancing between worshippers.

Arrive no earlier than 15 minutes before your minyan or class.

Do not enter the Sanctuary if a previous group has not yet finished.

Limited seating is available in the Library and Beit Midrash if you need to wait for the previous minyan/class to conclude. Masks & Social Distancing are required in these rooms.

Maintain Kavod Beit HaKeneset, proper respect for the Sanctuary; refrain from social conversations.

All registrants should bring a photo ID on Shabbat morning. It will speed up the guard’s ability to locate your name on the roster, assisting in a quick entry into shul.

Please Note: If you are on the Wait List for Shabbat morning Davening, you may

start to daven in the Sukkah. If a seat is available as of 30 minutes after the start of davening, you may enter the Shul and take the available seat.

If you are participating in Shul davening, please be mindful to observe proper social distancing from those who have recently returned to the community and are in their self-isolation period.

Regular attendance is required at the minyanim for which one has registered. When demand for seating is greater than available seats (as is the current status with the 9:00 AM Shabbat Minyan) the Shul reserves the right to withdraw the registration of those who do not attend regularly. We understand there will be some occasional absences and some extenuating circumstances.

CONGREGATION TORAH OHR BS”D UPDATED POLICIES FOR KEEPING OUR COMMUNITY SAFE

(October 2020, Tishrei 5781) We are enjoying the seasonal reappearance of our cherished congregants. In welcoming our returning friends and neighbors, let’s acknowledge that the Corona-19 pandemic is far from over. There were numerous “surges” and “upticks” in communities where the basic rules were ignored. We cannot afford complacency in our sheltered and vulnerable senior community; everyone must adhere to the rules. One misstep in introducing a person with Covid-19 could result in a brushfire that might, chas v’sholom, impact many of our congregants. Therefore, in light of the continuing situation of pikuach nefesh and the Torah obligation to protect our health and that of our fellow Jews, the Shul is obliged to set a policy that protects all of our members.

All individuals returning to our community should follow one of the following pathways, even when returning after a brief stay elsewhere (e.g. from a simcha or a business trip):

a) Anyone arriving from out-of-state must self-isolate for 14 days and NOT ATTEND SHUL. b) If you want to shorten the self-isolation time, after arriving in Florida wait 3-4 days and then take a COVID-19 Rapid Test. When the results come back negative, only then are you welcome to register and engage in the minyanim. c) Anyone who has recovered from a bout of COVID-19 up north is NOT exempt from options a) or b). There is no proof of a permanent immunity.

In addition, we remind everyone of the basic rules…. ● Individuals who are quarantined due to exposure to a COVID-positive individual should remain at home. Period. ● Anyone who has fever or respiratory symptoms such as a cough, chest discomfort, or shortness of breath should remain at home. Period. They should NOT COME TO SHUL UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. This includes avoiding outdoor minyanim. ● EVERYONE MUST REGISTER FOR MINYANIM (or re-register on return from an out-of-state absence). Registration is best done on the CTO website or by calling the office. Should COVID strike, chas v’sholom, we have to inform all those who were in the minyan and in contact with the potentially affected person. Furthermore, to walk into a minyan without registering poses a potential health risk, may take away a seat from someone registered, or lead to a confrontation when the person is asked to leave. ● Finally, masks that cover the mouth and nose should always be worn when interacting with others in shul, indoors, and outdoors. In addition, distancing of six feet must be maintained in Shul (and on the grounds of Century Village).

We strongly recommend that the local Association minyanim adopt the same policies and procedures. Let’s all be safe out here. Thank you for your understanding and support of those most vulnerable and concerned amongst us. Let’s pray that this makah (plague) is soon eradicated with a vaccine or otherwise. We look forward to a return to normalcy when memos of this sort will be unnecessary. Rabbi Benjamin Yasgur Jonas Waizer PhD, President

Congregation Torah Ohr

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

20 (4 Kislev) 21 (5 Kislev)

4:30p— Zoom Kabbalat Shabbat 4:55p— Mishna Yomit 5:10p—Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Ma’ariv at Shul

Candle Lighting 4:22p— Earliest with

Bracha 5:11p— Standard

Toldot 7:15a & 9:00a—Shacharit/Musaf at Shul 9:25a— Latest Shema 4:50p—Mishna Yomit 5:05p—Mincha followed by the Rabbi’s Shiur and Ma’ariv 6:06p— Shabbat Ends 6:30p—Zoom Havdalah

22 (6 Kislev) 23 (7 Kislev) 24 (8 Kislev) 25 (9 Kislev) 26 (10 Kislev) 27 (11 Kislev) 28 (12 Kislev)

Sun-Thur. Mincha-

Ma’ariv 5:15pm Latest time to daven

Mincha is 5:28pm

8:00p— Robin Einbinder: “Loss and Healing in Jewish Sources“ (zoom)

10:00a—Rabbis on Rotation—Rabbi Dr. Ron Brauner: “Thinking Jewish: The Art of Living in Two Civilizations” (zoom) 8:00p—Men’s Club Book Review—Sarah Lazarus: "The 5 Skinny Habits" By David Zulberg (zoom)

Tuesday Afternoon Kollel 2:30p—Rabbi Greene: “From Torah to Mitzvah” (zoom and in person) 3:20p—Rabbi Eskovitz: “Kohelet and Mishlei”(zoom and in person)

10:00a—Marty Levine: “Malchut Beit David” (zoom and in person) 11:00a—Rabbi Michael Kanterovitz: “Book of Kings I (Melachim)” (zoom)

2:00p—Sheryl Scher: "Birchot Hashachar(Morning Blessings) - Good mornin, good morning to you and you and you" (zoom) 3:00p—Malka Morris: “The Era of the Rishonim, 11th-15th centuries“ (both men & women) (zoom)

7:15p—Rabbi Moshe Wolvovsky: ”Contemporary Issues in Halacha” (zoom)

11:00a—Rabbi Yasgur: Parsha Investigations (zoom)

6:00p—Sisterhood Zoom BINGO 8:30p— The Techeiles Revolution

4:30p— Zoom Kabbalat Shabbat 4:55p— Mishna Yomit 5:10p—Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Ma’ariv at Shul

Candle Lighting 4:22p— Earliest with

Bracha 5:10p— Standard

Vayetzei 7:15a & 9:00a—Shacharit/Musaf at Shul 9:29a— Latest Shema 4:50p—Mishna Yomit 5:05p—Mincha followed by the Rabbi’s Shiur and Ma’ariv 6:05p— Shabbat Ends 6:30p—Zoom Havdalah

29 (13 Kislev) 30 (14 Kislev) 1 (15 Kislev) 2 (16 Kislev) 3 (17 Kislev) 4 (18 Kislev) 5 (19 Kislev)

Sun-Thur. Mincha-

Ma’ariv 5:10pm Latest time to daven

Mincha is 5:28pm

8:00p— Robin Einbinder: “Loss and Healing in Jewish Sources“ (zoom)

10:00a—Rabbis on Rotation—Rabbi Dr. Ron Brauner: “Thinking Jewish: The Art of Living in Two Civilizations” (zoom)

All day — Sisterhood Virtual Boutique

Tuesday Afternoon Kollel 2:30p—Rabbi Greene: “From Torah to Mitzvah” (zoom and in person) 3:20p—Rabbi Eskovitz: “Kohelet and Mishlei”(zoom and in person)

10:00a—Marty Levine: “Malchut Beit David” (zoom and in person) 11:00a—Rabbi Michael Kanterovitz: “Book of Kings I (Melachim)” (zoom) 12:15p—Lunch and Learn with Rabbi Yaakov Gibber 3:00p—Malka Morris: “The Era of the Rishonim, 11th-15th centuries“ (both men & women) (zoom) 7:15p—Rabbi Moshe Wolvovsky: ”Contemporary Issues in Halacha” (zoom)

10:00a—Sheryl Scher: "Birchot Hashachar(Morning Blessings) - Good mornin, good morning to you and you and you" (zoom)

11:00a—Rabbi Yasgur: Parsha Investigations (zoom)

4:30p— Zoom Kabbalat Shabbat 4:55p— Mishna Yomit 5:10p—Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Ma’ariv at Shul

Candle Lighting 4:22p— Earliest with

Bracha 5:10p— Standard

Vayishlach 7:15a & 9:00a—Shacharit/Musaf at Shul 9:33a— Latest Shema 4:50p—Mishna Yomit 5:05p—Mincha followed by the Rabbi’s Shiur and Ma’ariv 6:06p— Shabbat Ends 6:30p—Zoom Havdalah Begin recitation V’Tain Tal u’matar

November 20 — December 5, 2020 ● 4 – 19 Kislev 5781 Parshat Toldot תולדות פרשת

Earliest Davening: 5:36am* Earliest Tallit/Tefillin: 6:04am*

Plag (Sun-Thurs): 4:22pm

Shkiah (Sun-Thurs): 5:29-5:28pm

Repeat K’riat Shema: 6:05pm*(*Latest time during the week)

Erev Shabbat recommended Mincha: 4:10 & 5:10pm

Shabbat morning recommended davening time: 7:15 & 9:00am

Shabbat Mincha recommended time: If not physically davening with a minyan

4:10 & 5:10pm Begin Seudat Shlisheet on Shabbat before 5:30pm.

Daf Yomi 8:30am Chumash Class 9:30am

Mishna Yomit 15 minutes before Mincha

Daily Halachic Thought with Rabbi Yasgur—between Mincha

and Ma’ariv Mishna Berurah 8:00pm (S-Th)

All class and program links can be found on our homepage

torahohrboca.org

Preregistration is required to attend any in-person class or service. You may register on our website or call the office for assistance.