SHABBAT JUNE 20TH
Dr. Shalom Kelman after the 8:30 Ashkenaz minyan Congregation Bnai Yeshurun 641 W Englewood
New Archaeological Evidence of the Exodus, Dr. Kelman is a neuro-ophthalmologist from Baltimore, MD. He is a graduate of Yeshiva College and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. At YU, he forged a lifelong bond with Rav Herschel Schachter. His Torah presentations emphasize a text based methodology that often extend the insightful chidushim of Rav Meir Simcha of Dvinsk, author of the Meschech Chochma, with a scientific and archaeological perspective.
Dr Shalom Kelman 6:55PM Congregation Rinat Yisrael 389 W Englewood “The Temple Honor Guard and the Mystery of the Ketores”
Young Israel of Teaneck 868 Perry Lane
Scholar in Residence
Mrs CB Neugroschl 6:45 PM
Transformational Tefillah: Three Dimensions to Prayer
Mrs Neugroschl is the Head of School at Central/YUHSG. Lecture open to men and women
Sunday, June 21
New Jersey NCSY Annual Bergen County Scholarship Breakfast 9:00AM
Honorees include: Ayelet and Rabbi Michael Hoenig, Reva and Danny Judas, Denise and Dr. Leonard Schrieber, and Caryn and Yigal Marcus The event will take place at the home of Alissa and Shimmie Horn, 465 Winthrop Road, Teaneck . For more information please visit www.njncsy.com.
12:15 PM – 9:00PM Celebrate Father’s Day with the “Que” at Congregation Rinat Yisrael , 389 W Englewood. The Wandering Que, the kosher pop-up smokehouse BBQ with its large Texas-style wood-burning BBQ rig. The BBQ will be set up in the parking lot 12:15 pm until 9:00 pm, with tables and seating available for people who want to eat on site. The Wandering Que will be serving its full BBQ menu, which features award-winning pulled and sliced brisket (platters and sandwiches), ribs, chicken, turkey legs, and hot dogs/sausages, as well as chili, cholent, lamb-belly bacon baked beans, soup, key limeade, and other sides.
Wednesday, June 24th
Jewish Community Center of Paramus/ Congregation Beth Tikvah 304 East Midland Avenue Paramus 3:00PM and 8:15PM
Rabbi Arthur Weiner will teach a four week class entitled “Biomedical Ethics: Death, Dying, Tradition and Science” All are welcome to this free class. For further information call 201-262-7691 or check our website at www.jccparamus.org
Friday, June 26th
Open House Barbeque and Family Shabbat Service 6PM 304 E Midland Avenue Paramus
Hebrew School families and potential members are welcome with children under the age of 13. Event will occur rain or shine. RSVP for this free event to Howie at [email protected].
Shabbat, June 27, 2015
Rinat Yisrael Adult Education presents Rabbi Yitzchak Eshalom, YULA High Schools addressing: “ Listen You Rebels” –
Moshe’s “Sin” Revisited. This lecture provides a fresh take on a most
fascinating chapter in Moshe’s life. Using contextual and textual clues,
it will lead us to a deeper understanding of why Moshe was deprived of his
role as leader of the Children of Israel.
Shabbat, June 27th
On Shabbat, June 27, 2015, Rinat Yisrael Adult Education presents Rabbi Yitzchak Eshalom, YULA High Schools addressing: “ Listen You Rebels” – Moshe’s “Sin” Revisited. This lecture provides a fresh take on a most fascinating chapter in Moshe’s life. Using contextual and textual clues, it will lead us to a deeper understanding of why Moshe was deprived of his role as leader of the Children of Israel.
Rabbi Yitzchak Etshalom has been a dynamic and exciting educator in the Los Angeles community since 1985. He attended Yeshivat Kerem Beyavneh, Yeshivat Har Etzion and Yeshiva University and received smicha from the Jerusalem Rabbinate. He is Chairman of Bible and Director of Judaic Studies at YULA High Schools. Rabbi Etshalom is an accomplished songwriter, story teller and radio host and has produced recordings of his own original stories and music. His two volume book, “Between the Lines of the Bible” has garnered
much critical acclaim. In addition, his Talmud and Tanach podcasts of Daf Yomi and Navi recorded at the Young Israel of Century City have attracted an international following.
Sunday, June 28th
Community Collaborative Conference, “Educating and Inspiring Our Children Together,” sponsored by Yeshivat Hakotel & Israel Schools, in conjunction with Teaneck shuls, schools, and organizations. 8:00AM – 2:00PM Congregation Bnai Yeshurun 641 W Englewood
The free Yom Iyun will focus on how to educate and inspire our children. Keynote presenters are Shani Taragin (Senior Lecturer, Midreshet Lindenbaum, SFW, Matan/Rosh BMP, Camp Moshava) and Rabbi Dr. Abraham Twerski, shlit”a,( noted Rabbi, psychologist, and author). d For more information and to register, go to bit.ly/NJConf.
Mr Eitan Kastner Speaker 8:00PM Rinat Yisrael 389 W Englewood Teaneck
Adult Education Department presents Mr Kastner a teacher at the Frisch School speaking on the “Geopolitics of Tisha B’Av: Using Ancient History to Understand the Destruction of the Temples”
Tuesday, June 30th
Congregation Beth Tikvah Book Club and the Jewish Community Center of Paramus 7:00PM 304 E Midland Avenue Paramus
Book Review of “The Paris Architect” by Charles Belfoure. Discussion facilitated by Phyllis Waterstone. All welcome – free event. For further information call 201 262 7691 or check www.jccparamus.org
Tuesday, July 7th
Yeshivat Noam 9th Annual Golf and Tennis Outing White Beeches Golf and Country Club, Haworth, New Jersey
For further information contact Amy Vogel at [email protected]
Tuesday, July 14th
Modern Theology in a Biblical Land 7:00PM Rabbi Jacob J Schacter Bet Yosef Sephardic Congregation of Ft Lee 313 Tom Hunter Road Ft Lee
From Spain to Ethopia to Israel: On the Intersection of Science, History and Halacha.
Free Admission – open to all
Monday, August 3rd
Modern Theology in a Biblical Land 7:00PM Rabbi Jacob J Schacter Young Israel of Ft Lee 1610 Parker Avenue Ft Lee
If I Forget Thee, O Jerusalem: The Centrality of Jerusalem In Christianity, Islam and Judaism
Free admission – open to all.
