Wednesday, January 14, 2009

JAN. 16 & 17,  SHABBOS PARSHAS SHEMOS

B"H
Congregation Anshei Sfard of Wesley Hills
      42 Powder Horn Drive
              Mount Carmel
 Rav Pincus Schwarz: Tel. 354-2660       fax 354-0261
Community News below. 
 Sisterhood – Rebetizen: Tel. 354-2660
  Hatzolah- 425-1600                Eruv:  888-805-ERUV(3788) Rocklanderuv.org,
Shul Information:
Shul Schedule: http://www.godaven.com/searchzip.asp?zip=10901
Old and current email  available from:
Www.Yahoo.com/groups/WesleyHillShuls.
http://ansheisfard.blogspot.com/
heading: www.microsoft.com/mac  (heading for Entourage)
Call 9-1-1 in case of Fire.


May you live to be 120,

THE SHUL SCHEDULE
Candle lighting for Erev Shabbat, is at 4:36P
These times are for:  Suffern, NY 10901   GMT -05:00 (U.S. Eastern)
DO NOT DEPEND ON ZMANIM AT THE FINAL MOMENT.

Mincha  4:45P
Repeat the Shm’a after 5:45P

SHABBAT:   
Schacharit: 8:50A
Mincha: 4:30P   
Mariv not before 5:45P
Sunset: 4:55P

Sunday:
Schacharit: 7:50A
Mincha Sunday 4:40P


Weekday
Schacharit- 6:40A- Monday through Friday.

 
Shabbat Details:
SHABBOS PARSHAS SHEMOS
Torah Portion:   Exodus 1:1 - 6:1
The Haftorah Isaiah 27:6 - 28:13; 29:22 - 29:23
Kiddish and Shalosh Seudas Sponsor : Co-sponsors: Shlomo Elfassy & Aaron Weg Families.
Simcha: Weg Family.  Marriage of Ephriam Weg.
Kiddish will be served in the reception area of the Main Sanctuary.


Eruv and Weather
Due to weather conditions call the Eruv hotline before Shabbat for current
 Eruv Status:
 ERUV HOTLINE 888-805-ERUV (3788) or
http://www.rocklanderuv.org/pages/home.php
Under R' Yechiel Steinmetz's Hashgocho  1 & 2.
1    S. Monsey/Airmont    2 Monsey/Spring Valley    Call 646-222-0503 for status.
The following are UP   
3 Forshay/W Wesley Hills    4 E Wesley Hills/New Hempstead   5 Pomona
6  Good Sam Hospital     7  Helen Hayes Hospital

Weather :  COLD ALERT
Partly Cloudy      High 16°F
Night                   Low  5°F
Shabbat :
Mostly Sunny     High  18°F
 Snow Showers        Overnight Low  11°F

Sunday:  Cloudy   High  27°F
Partly Cloudy   17°F

Martin Luther King Day Monday January 19
Few snow showers  

Tuesday, January 20th:
Inauguration Day

DAILY DOSE:
The Image
How you treat others is how G-d treats you. How you forgive them is how He forgives you.
How you see them is how He sees you.
When you show empathy for the plight of another human being,
G-d takes empathy in your plight.
When others slight you and you ignore the call to vengeance that burns inside,
 G-d erases all memory of your failures toward Him.
When you see the image of G-d in another human being,
then the image of G-d becomes revealed within you.
Tzvi Freeman
Daily Dose of Wisdom from the Rebbe

17 Tevet
In 1728, Congregation Shearith Israel purchased a plot of land in lower Manhattan, site of the first synagogue in  North America. At the time, New York had the only Jewish community in the country; . Shearith Israel was the only Jewish congregation in New York City from 1654 until 1825, having been founded by Brazilian Jews of Spanish and Portuguese origin. Governor Peter Stuyvesant, known for his anti-Semitic views, had initially denied Jews the right to worship in a public gathering;
Despite their permission to stay in New Amsterdam they continued to face legal troubles and were not given permission to worship in a public synagogue during for some time (throughout the Dutch period and even into the British). The Congregation did, however, make arrangements for a cemetery beginning in 1656. It was not until 1730 that the Congregation was able to build a synagogue of its own, which was built on Mill Street in lower Manhattan. Prior to 1730, as is evidenced from a map of New York from 1695, the congregation worshipped in rented quarters on Beaver Street and subsequently on Mill Street. Since 1730 the Congregation has worshipped in five synagogues:
Mill Street, 1730
Mill Street re-built and expanded, 1818
Crosby Street, 1834
19th Street, 1860
West 70th Street, 1897 (present building.)
Cemetery:  55 St. James Place, opposite Chatham Square, in use 1682-1828 (China Town).
See:  http://www.sephardicstudies.org/csi11.html

Websites:
Zmanim:
http://www.hebcal.com/
http://www.myzmanim.com/
 <http://www.tichnut.de/david/php-calendar/kalender2.php>   
http://www.thejewishbugle.com/index.php?option=com_luach
Gabbai Resources:
http://www.egabbai.com/base.shtml?home
Kashrut Alerts:
 http://www.Kashrut.com/
Websites:
http://www.hebrewbooks.org/
http://www.dailyhalacha.com/Display.asp?PageIndex=2&ClipID=237
http://www.aish.com/
http://torahanytime.com/
http://halachafortoday.com/default.aspx

The War in Gaza:
Send an email message to an IDF soldier or do a Mitzvah:
http://www.chabad.org/special/gazawar/letter.htm