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July 14-21 2017
20-27 Tammuz 5777 Parshat Pinchas
Candle Lighting: 8:16 p.m.
SHABBAT SCHEDULE
Shabbat Candle Lighting 8:16 pm (Plag 7:02 pm)
*Shabbat candles cannot be lit before plag Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat 6:45 pm; 7:15 pm (BM Ruach); 8:20 pm
Shacharit 7:00 am; 8:00 am; 8:45 am; 9:15 am (Youth)
Shabbat Mincha 6:00 pm; 8:10 pm
Shabbat Ends 9:20 pm
Candle Lighting Next Shabbat 8:11 pm
Sunday: Shacharit: 8:00 am, 9:00 am (Youth), M/M: 8:15 pm Monday: Shacharit: 6:45 am, 9:00 am (Youth), M/M: 8:15 pm
Tuesday: Shacharit: 7:00 am, 9:00 am (Youth), M/M: 8:15 pm
Wednesday: Shacharit: 7:00am, 9:00 am (Youth), M/M: 8:15 pm
Thursday: Shacharit: 6:45 am, 9:00 am (Youth) M/M: 8:15 pm
Friday: Shacharit: 7:00 am, 9:00 am (Youth), Candle Lighting: 8:11 pm
Earliest Tallit & Tefillin: 4:57am Latest Kriat Shema: 9:35am Earliest Mincha 1:51pm
WEEKDAY TEFILLA TIMES July 16-21
SHABBAT SPEAKERS AND SHIURIM
KIDDUSH SPONSORSHIP
KIDDUSH DUTY
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CONDOLENCES
9:00 am Mechy Frankel's Gemara Shiur 10:30 am Review of this week's Daf Yomi Between Mincha and Maariv: ~Aaron Cypess: Eating Healthy and Holy: Nutrition and Halacha ~David Eisenman’s Gemara Shiur
This Week: Elikan/Goldstein Next week: Gershman/Sheilds
MAZAL TOV
7:00 am: KMS 8:00 am: 15th Anniversary Kiddush—Thank you to all our sponsors 8:45 am: Mel & Barbara Ciment, in memory of Mel’s father, Jack Ciment, z”l. Kiddush is also sponsored by the many friends of Michael, Shoshana, Netanel, Judah and Riva Belgrade to wish them a fond farewell and hatzlacha rabbah as they begin their new life in Teaneck, NJ. The positive impact they've had on our community leaves a void that will be impossible to fill and we will miss you dearly. Thanks for the laughs. Thanks for your friendship. Thanks for the memories. Youth: KMS
Mazal tov to Liz & Nathan Diament upon the engagement of their daughter Amalia to Ariel Hochman, son of Barbara & Simcha Hochman of Teaneck, NJ.
Mazal tov to Judy & Eliot Cohen on the birth of a new granddaughter, Vivian Frieda (Vered Shlomit) born to Rafi Cohen & Talya Bock of Washington, DC.
Mazal Tov to Davida & Adam Yitzhaky and big sister Adi, and big brother Uriel on the birth of a baby girl! Mazal Tov to grandparents George and Cathy Silberman. The baby will be named in the coming days.
7:00 am: Yitz Kasdan 8:00 am: Rabbi Avi Weinstein 8:45 am: Rachel Kosowsky Youth: Elisheva Babitz
KMS BACK-FROM-ISRAEL YOUTH SHIUR SERIES
All teens and parents invited for THIS SHABBAT. Each week, one post Israel year student will give a shiur related to their learning in Israel. The shiur will take place in the Youth Beit Midrash at 7:15 pm. Snacks provid-ed. This is a great opportunity to learn Torah (fresh from Israel!) and to ask questions about different programs. Contact Kira Loshin at [email protected] for info.
This week's speaker is Eitan Isser returning from Yeshivat HaKotel.
RABBI WEINBERG AWAY
Rabbi Weinberg will be on vacation from July 1 through July 16. Part of this vacation time will be spent locally so even though you might see him around please be cognizant and respectful of his time off. For halachic questions please contact Rabbi Dovid Rosenbaum. For shul matters please contact the office or Alec Stone. In case of emergency leave a mes-sage on Rabbi Weinberg's cell phone (646-872-8496) indicating the ur-gency of your call and he will call you back as soon as he can.
Earlier this week an email was sent from the KMS Office speaking about registration for Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur seats. In order to regis-ter, your account must be in good standing, meaning you are current on your statement or have a payment plan set up. If you need to set up a payment plan please call the office at 301-593-0996.
To register for seats please follow these steps: 1. Log into www.kmsynagogue.org 2. Click on “Register Here” underneath the 5778-High Holiday Seating
heading at the top of the home page. 3. Follow the prompts to make your selections
Please submit your registration before Wednesday, August 2, for the best chance at getting your first choice.
Any requests received after August 16 will be subject to a $30/seat sur-charge and will be seated based on availability.
Registration will close August 21 to allow for the seating chart to be
completed before Rosh Hashanah.
5778 HIGH HOLIDAY INFORMATION
LAWS OF THE THREE WEEKS
Rabbi Weinberg has prepared a guide to the Laws of the Three Weeks and Tisha B’Av. Please click here to read and print. There are some hard cop-ies in the KMS Lobby. A full flyer detailing the Tisha B’Av schedule and program will be forthcoming this week.
Condolences to our members Fanny and Elissa Weisblatt on the loss of
their grandson and nephew Avraham Daniel of Israel.
ZAKHEIM LIBRARY CORNER
Please feel free to use the wonderful selection of books in the library in the Beit Midrash. However, when you are done with one of the books please make sure to return it to the shelf. Any books found around the shul building will be returned to the library.
YOUTH NEWS
There WILL be a Youth Minyan this Shabbat! We are excited to have Rabbi Moshe Mittelman join us as guest Rav through the summer!
Shabbat Afternoon, 7:15pm in the Youth Beit Midrash: Back From Israel Youth Shiur Series, this week’s speaker is Eitan Isser, returning from Yeshivat HaKotel. All high schoolers welcome.
Wednesday, July 19, 5:00 pm: Kids and parents invited to visit the Wheaton Volunteer Rescue Squad to bring goodies and the thank you cards made on Chessed Day. Meet there at 5:00 pm. For information contact [email protected].
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KMS Youth Facebook Page: Don’t forget to join and stay updated about upcoming events, see pictures, and stay connected https://m.facebook.com/groups/1585055188465013
WEEKLY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM 5777 Please check out our Education Program Brochure which can be found
on our website, here, or in the shul lobby.
Sunday 7:30 pm: Rabbi Yitzhak Grossman’s Weekly Parsha Class
Monday 8:00 - 9:00 pm: Dinah Haramati’s class, Stories of Agnon, at the Haramati home.
Wednesday 9:45 - 10:45 am: Esther Dziadek’s Siddur class at KMS is not meeting for this week.
RABBI’S MULTIMEDIA LEARNING Every morning Rabbi Weinberg discusses a mitzva from the Sefer HaChinuch. Every afternoon, he gives a brief review of some halachot, often tied to the season. To hear Rabbi Weinberg's brief and informative Divrei Mitzva and Divrei Halacha from the daily minyanim, go to http://www.spreaker.com/show/kms-daily-divrei-halacha-and-mitzva and http://www.spreaker.com/show/daily-divrei-halacha. Also, to subscribe to Rabbi Weinberg’s new weekly Parsha mini-shiur visit his YOUTUBE page here (https://www.youtube.com/user/rabbibrahm) and subscribe.
SEUDAH SHLISHIT
Help reduce food waste! The KMS Gleaning Team is looking for volun-teers to help with rehoming leftover food on Sunday mornings. Serve once or twice per month, collecting leftovers from the KMS kitchen and taking them to the fridge at Yad Yehuda or the Hebrew Sheltering Home. Contact [email protected] to join the team .
KMS OFFICE STAFF AND HOURS
Office Hours are: M-Th, 9am – 3pm, and F, 9am – 12pm.
Interim Executive Director: Mindy Levin [email protected]
Administrator: Rachel Stein [email protected]
Special Projects Manager: Emily Friedman [email protected]
KMS GLEANING
GRAND SLAM SUNDAY Please mark your calendars with these upcoming KMS Community Seudah Shlishit dates:
YOETZET HALACHA BRACHA RUTNER
KMS Yoetzet Halacha Bracha Rutner
Welcomes your questions about mikvah, observance of taharat mishpacha (halacha relating to married life) and women’s health, as it connects to Jewish law. Reach out to her at: Phone: 718-614-2677 Email: [email protected]. All conversations and emails are kept confidential.
Bracha Rutner will join us on the following dates: August 12 October 28
On Sunday, August 27 join KMS at Nationals Park for Grand Slam Sunday presented by the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington. Pre-game fun starts at 11:30 am with first pitch at 1:35 pm. There will be two hours of programming before the game in the Family Picnic Area behind sec-tions 142 and 143.
Please click here to make your reservations.
WHEATON VOLUNTEER RESUE SQUAD
Wednesday, July 19, 5:00 pm: Kids and parents invited to visit the Wheaton Volunteer Rescue Squad to bring goodies and the thank you cards made on Chessed Day. Meet there at 5:00 pm. For information contact [email protected].
• July 22
• August 19
• November 18
• December 16
Please join the women of KMS at our monthly Rosh Chodesh series on these upcoming dates:
• ELUL: August 22, Ani L’dodi V’dodi Li: Putting Others Before Our-selves
• TISHREI: September 16, Seuda Shlishit
• CHESHVAN: October 22, Fall Into Color
• KISLEV: November 17, Drunkin Donuts
• TEVET: December 15, Back To The Beginning
The exact locations and times will be given closer to the actual date of the event.
UPCOMING ROSH CHODESH SERIES
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GETTING TO KNOW YOU
In an effort to promote the warm community feeling we strive for here at KMS, we introduce you to KMS members each week. We hope you enjoy meeting your fellow members and will use these brief bios as a catalyst to introduce yourself to others at KMS.
LEAH & MIKE ROGAL Mike and Leah Rogal moved to Kemp Mill from Potomac in October 2015. The Rogals love liv-ing near the Northwest Branch trail and enjoy walking there as often as they can. Mike, who grew up in Scarsdale, NY, is a securities enforce-ment attorney at FINRA. Leah, who grew up in Lima, Peru, is also an attorney and works as a policy analyst at DHS. Although they over-lapped at the same law school, Mike and Leah did not meet until years later on a blind date in Miami. They lived in Florida until 2002, when they moved to Potomac (after spending a few
months at the Warwick). Their children, Max (16), Sally (14), and Eliot (11) attend CESJDS, and spend the summer at Camp Yavneh in New Hamp-shire. They love playing all sports, real and fantasy, especially baseball and softball. They are fanatic about the Mets, the NY Giants, the Miami Heat and Michigan. Mike recently organized and coached a shomer shabbat Montgom-ery County Little League team for Berman and CESJDS 5th and 6th grad-ers. He has also been volunteering for shmira duty. Leah, former co-President of the CESJDS PTO and volunteer with many school and shul com-mittees, is looking forward to getting involved with the chesed committee at KMS. Moving to Kemp Mill provided an incredible opportunity to reconnect with old friends, and make many new ones. We feel extremely grateful and blessed to be part of such an inspiring, warm and welcoming community.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
WINE OPPORTUNITY KMS is partnering with JWines to provide our members an easy way to donate 5% of your total purchase to KMS at no additional cost to you. Please go to www.kosherwine.com and use the code KMS at checkout to donate 5% of your purchase to the shul.
2016 KMS DIRECTORIES: We have many extra 2016 KMS directories in the office. If you would like a second copy please come and take one.
OPPORTUNITIES TO GET INVOLVED
•The Franco Foundation. Please help with your tax deductible donation to the Franco Foundation, c/o Allan Franco, 613 Bromley Street or through PayPal at [email protected]. •The KMS Tzedaka Fund helps people in need in the greater Kemp Mill Community. Donations to the Tzedaka Fund would help us meet these requests. Please give generously to the KMS Tzedaka Fund by sending your tax-deductible donation to the KMS office. Checks should be made payable to the KMS Tzedaka Fund. If you are in need of financial assistance, please contact Rabbi Weinberg - [email protected]. •KMS has joined the Adopt-a-Road program by adopting Glenallen Road. Check out the sign near Kemp Mill/Glenallen and Glenallen/Randolph Roads. Contact Adam Bashein to join in the monthly beautification efforts! [email protected]. •Yad Yehuda of Greater Washington, in addition to its food assistance initiatives, provides a wide range of emergency relief programs to our brethren throughout the Greater Washington area. For those who require and qualify, such assistance may be provided to avoid eviction or the cut off of utilities, to obtain interest-free loans, or to receive a dignified burial. Yad Yehuda’s wide range of services support hundreds of individuals and families, and are essential to our communal safety net. To learn more and to donate, please go to http://www.yadyehuda.org/financial-assistance.html.
REFUA SHLEIMA Chayim ben Yitzchak, Esther Bat Bracha, Golda Miriam bat Pesha Freidel, Maneh Sh’lomo HaKohen ben Rivka, Noam Shalom ben Inbar, Nechama Yen-ta bat Raizel, Moshe Ze’ev ben Gitel, Sara bat Riva, Shoshana Elka bat Etel Dena, Shoshana Tzippora bat Eidel, Tzvi Gershon ben David, Tzipora Faige bat Liba, Tziporah Sarah bat Tzivia, Yehoshua Dan ben Naomi
Please keep these names in mind during recitation of the misheberach for cholim. Please email the office at [email protected] if you would like to add names to this list.
SABINA & SETH ORNSTEIN Seth and Sabina, transplants from White Oak, moved to Kemp Mill 14 years ago to be part of a vibrant modern or-thodox community. They met during college at Clark Univer-sity and have been together ever since. Sabina, a special education teacher has taught in both public and private schools and has been at Su-
lam at the Berman Hebrew Academy since 2001. Seth, a computer sci-ence engineer who started working with computers when they were as big as a house, is happy to be working at a nonprofit trying to make the Web a safer place. Their three daughters have busy lives, too. Siena is an early childhood teacher who lives close to home unlike Hannah who made aliyah two years ago and resides in Haifa attending the Technion University. Last but not least, Thea the youngest, will be a junior next year at UMCP and is majoring in Bioengineering. Sabina and Seth love playing tourist visiting the museums and walking along the mall on most weekends. Both enjoy Brookside Gardens and Sabina can be found jog-ging most mornings on the path around the pond.The family has made many dear friends at KMS and continues to be inspired by both the lead-ership and the congregation.
August 27 @ 11:30 am - 4:00 pm