Learn to worry less, focus on what matters most!

Today we are all pulled in a million directions.  Acclaimed author Devra Renner will lead the NOVA Chapter of Hadassah in a discussion on how to achieve the elusive work-life balance and leave the guilt behind.

 

Before the Super Bowl parties begin, join us for a ladies-only  "High Tea" fundraiser for Hadassah and share your experiences with other Hadassah members.

Featuring: Devra Renner, author of Mommy Guilt

 

Sunday, February 7th, 2:00 pm

There will be a $10 contribution collected at the door.

RSVP to Kilmenyc@yahoo.com

 

Every Shabbat - an hour before Mincha

Hosted by Rabbi Shloime Adler

Torah thoughts, song, food, and spirit . . .
for junior high and high school boys

At the home of Rabbi Shloime Adler, 3936 Persimmon, Apt #202

This week -- at 3:45 pm

 

 

Service Schedule This Week
Date	Shacharis	Ma'ariv
Thurs., Feb 4	6:50 am	9:00 pm
Fri., Feb 5	7:00 am	5:25 pm (Mincha)
Sat., Feb 6	9:30 am	5:05 pm (Mincha)
Sun., Feb 7	8:20 am	8:30 pm
Mon., Feb 8	6:50 am	9:00 pm
Tue., Feb 9	7:00 am	9:00 pm
Wed., Feb 10	7:00 am	9:00 pm
Thurs., Feb 11	6:50 am	9:00 pm
Fri., Feb 12	7:00 am	5:30 pm (Mincha)
Sat., Feb 13	9:30 am	5:15 pm (Mincha)
Sun., Feb 14	8:20 am	8:30 pm

Every Shabbat - 10:30 am to 12:15 pm

Just for Kids - Ages 2-5 and 6-9!

Our children's Shabbat program begins promptly at 10:30 in the synagogue to welcome the Torah and meet up with our teachers.  After this, children are accompanied to their classrooms where the fun begins! Activities include:

• Kiss and Go: welcoming the Torah in shul with family and friends
• Tefillah Circle (to practice the basics of prayer)
• fun Shabbat activity (including stories and Torah Jeopardy among others!)
• a healthy snack
• socialization and free-play time
• encouragement for positive middot (behavior) and learning
• supervised transfer of your child to the Musaf service Groups
• available for children ages 2-5 and 6-9

Please note that a parent must be in the synagogue at all times during programming.

This special programming is brought to you by your community partners, The Committee for Family Enrichment: Rebbetzin Chanie Deitsch, Terri Zoffer (Gan Israel Preschool teacher), Amy Schuler, Sharon and Jason Cooper and Erica Statman.

Please email Erica at chirolady@aol.com to volunteer in our efforts to make Shabbat fun and meaningful for the children

 

The Parshah in a Nutshell
G-d writes a book, Moses argues with angels, Egyptian is spoken at Sinai, the Ten Commandments are set in parallel stones, and the Torah is given to Israel... But who was Jethro, and why is he so important to the whole story?

Who Needs Darkness?
By Tzvi Freeman
Why does our Creator plunk us down into despair, misery and sorrow and then ask us to struggle toward the light? Why not put us in the light in the first place?

How Can the Commentaries All Be Right?
By Yisroel Cotlar
There are so many differences of opinion as to what happened and what it means--how can they all be right?

Can You Sell Your Soul to the Devil?
By Baruch S. Davidson
What is the Jewish view of Satan?

I Can't Say Goodbye, Yussie
By Zalman Velvel
He proceeded to the end of the hall and knocked on the bedroom door. He heard the whimpering of a dog inside. The rabbi took a deep breath and turned the doorknob...

The Third Month Family
By Chana Weisberg
"My children are constantly fighting with each other," laments Susan, a mother of three. "Will there ever be peace in my home?"

How to Get Your Spouse to Want to Change
By David Kaufman
When we feel understood, honored and loved, we are more likely to listen to others' concerns about changing an aspect of our personalities.

Getting Kids to Help
By Mirish Kiszner
We find it easier to do the job ourselves rather than spare the time and energy it takes to teach our children to do it. But it's our job to teach them to be givers...

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