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Rabbi Yisroel Edelman: Tel: (o) 954-571-3904 (h) 954-725-1494 Eli Okun, President: Tel: 954-420-1070 Annual Journal Dinner Sunday, February 12, 2017 Guests of Honor: Marilyn & David Koplon Kesser Shem Tov Awardee: Sylvia & Michael Teplitsky Co-Chairs: Heshey Spitzer & Abe Wiesel Journal Chairman: Arnold Goldstein DAILY SCHEDULE Shacharis 7:00 AM Goldberg-Beker Bais Medrash 8:00 AM Freilick Sanctuary Morty Sklarin ע'הDaf Yomi After 8:00 AM Minyan in Library Mincha 5:50 PM Freilick Sanctuary Norma & Howard Berg on the engagement of their grandson, Benji Berg to Danna Homa; Rebbetzin Gutel & Rabbi Yisroel Edelman on the birth of a granddaughter, Chaya Mushka; Bracha & Abe Glickman on the birth of a great-grandson, Shai Yedidya Feldman; Debbie & Moshe Jacobs on the Bar-Mitzvah of their grandson, Daniel Zev Jacobs; Joyce & Sid Klein on the birth of a great- grandson, Binyamin Moshe Schechter; Phyllis & Shia Lome on the engagement of their grandson, Nachi Mostofsky to Sarah Mayerfeld;. D’var Torah: Rabbi Yisroel Edelman Yom Tov To Do List Purchase your seats for Rosh Hashanah Send in your reservation forms for Succos! Order your Lulav and Esrog! SCHEDULE Selichos: Motzei Shabbos September 24th 11 PM & 1:10 AM Selichos: Sunday September 25th to Friday September 30th Before Shacharis 1st Minyan 6:30 AM 2nd Minyan 7:30 AM RABBI’S MESSAGE PARSHA Ki Savo כי תבואPIRKEI AVOS CH 3 & 4 September 23, 2016 Torah - STONE: Pg. 1068/ HERTZ: Pg. 859 Haftorah - STONE: Pg. 1201/ HERTZ: Pg. 874 20 Elul 5776 Young Israel of Deerfield Beach Newsletter The Fran & Simon Laufer Building 202 Century Boulevard, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Tel: 954-571-3904 Fax: 954-571-5234 Office Hours: 8:30 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.Email: [email protected] In this week’s Parsha of Ki Savo we find the prospect of bountiful blessings and frightening curses based upon our loyalty to Hashem. When you will listen to Hashem’s voice the Torah declares: ברוך אתה בעיר,וברוך אתה בשדה“You will be blessed in the city’ you will be blessed in the field” . The Medrash has an unusual reading of this verse saying that it refers to blessings which will come as a result of a person’s home being located in close proximity to their Shul. Never an excuse to miss a Davening due to weather or laziness (and a plug for living in the Swanseas!). Perhaps this refers not only to the geography but to the Hashkafa as well. When there is no distance or disconnect between our behavior in the Shul and the way we act in our homes - that is truly a blessing. The same way we “behave” respectfully in Shul choosing our words carefully and acting in an exemplary fashion, we can not let our guard down at home. Food for thought ! Seudah Shlishis Sponsored by: Elaine & Arthur Haber on the Yahrzeit of his mother, Rivka bas Benyamin Dovid, A’H; Roselee Redelheim on the Yahrzeit of her husband, Shraga Feivel ben Avrohom Aharon, A’H. פרשה כי תבואSHABBOS SCHEDULE Call the Shul after 1:00 PM Friday for status of the Eruv . Mincha 5:50 PM 5:59 PM (Plag) Candle Lighting 6:10 PM Next Week 6:02 PM Shacharis 8:45 AM Freilick Sanctuary Latest Shema 10:10 AM Morty Sklarin ע'הDaf Yomi 4:45 PM Rav Osher Katz Pirkei Avos Ch 3 Mishna 10 5:45 PM Rabbi Yisroel Edelman Mincha 6:40 PM Freilick Sanctuary Maariv/Shabbos Ends 7:48 PM If you are unable to attend services on Rosh Hashana/Yom Kippur, YIDB can arrange for shofar blowing in your home. Please contact the shul office and one of our dedicated volunteers will come to you. Can we reach you electronically? We are trying to reduce the cost of postage, printing, paper and the time and effort stuffing envelopes. Using email, you can receive all our newsletters, notices of life cycle events and important announcements wherever you are. Please send your email address to [email protected]. You may send multiple addresses for the same family - that's the beauty of email! Help us use your dues more efficiently by becoming as paperless as possible Please note: We will continue to mail correspondence to those of you who do not have email. A last will and testament of Janin Haining, a Scottish missionary who died in Auschwitz at the age of 47, was recently discovered in Scotland, along with some 70 previously unseen photos of her and her Jewish students. Haining, a Scottish missionary fluent in German and Hungarian, moved to Budapest in 1932 to work in a boarding school which during the war offered sanctuary to Jewish girls, most of them orphans. Haining declined to leave Hungary when the Nazis started arresting and detaining the Hungarian Jews. She chose to remain in Hungary to protect her students. She was sent to Auschwitz after refusing to abandon the girls. Haining is the only Scot listed in the Righteous Among the Nations by Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial museum. Her handwritten will and several of Haining’s personal effects including a radio, typewriter, fur coat and watches were among the items found in Edinburgh, Scotland. Documents detailing demands for her release from Auschwitz were also discovered. These historical items were donated to the National Library of Scotland.
