Jan 27, 2012

3 Shevat 5772

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  • Parsha

    Bo

  • Friday
  • Candle Lighting

    4:48 pm

  • Mincha

    4:58 pm

  • Shabbat
  • Shacharit

    7/8/8:45/9 am

  • Earliest Talit

    6:13 am

  • Latest Shema

    9:39 am

  • Daf Yomi

    3:40 pm

  • Shiur Av Zara

    3:55 pm

  • Mincha

    12:39/4:40 pm

  • Seudah Shlishit

    5:00 pm

  • Maariv

    5:45 pm

  • Havdalah

    5:50 pm

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  • Sunday
  • Shacharit

    6:45/7:30/8:30/ 9 am

  • Monday
  • Shacharit

    6:0/6:45/ 7:45 am

  • Tuesday
  • Shacharit

    6:00/ 6:55 /7:45 am

  • Wednesday
  • Shacharit

    6:00/ 6:55 /7:45 am

  • Thursday
  • Shacharit

    6:00/6:45/ 7:45 am

  • Friday
  • Shacharit

    6:00/ 6:55 /7:45 am

  • Sunday
  • Sun Mincha Gedola

    12:39 pm

  • Mincha/Maariv

    5:00 pm

  • Late Maariv

    9:30 PM

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  • Monday, Jan 30 - Monday Night Resident Scholar Series

    “International Law and the Use of Force”

    Time: 8:00pm

    Location: Hashkama Room

    Monday Night Resident Scholar SeriesProf. Joseph Weiler - January 30, 8PM in the Hashkama Room"International Law and the Use of Force”Session 1: “East Jerusalem, the West Bank, the Golan Heights: To Whom do they Belong? The Settlements: Are They Legal?”

  • Tuesday, Jan 31 - Tuesdays for Women

    A Gemara class for Women

    Time: 7:30pm till 8:30pm

    Location: Beit Midrash

  • Wednesday, Feb 08 - Noted Psychologist Dr. David Pelcovitz

    Noted Psychologist Dr. David Pelcovitz

    Time: 8:00pm

    Location: Riverdale Jewish Center

    Shalom Task Force & RJC Presents:Noted Psychologist Dr. David Pelcovitz, who will be presenting on: “The Funds, Faith, Family and Friends of Happy People. What does Judaism and Psychology teach us about what makes us happy?”Dr. Pelcovitz will be speaking at RJC on Wednesday, February 8, at 8:00 pm. Light refreshments will be served.

  • Wednesday, Feb 29 - RJC Annual Chevra Kaddisha & Siyum Mishnayot Breakfast

    Time: 7:00pm

    Location: Social Hall

    This is a once a year event when as we observe the Yahrzeit of Moshe Rabenu, our community completes the Mishna, cornerstone of the Oral Tradition. We devote time to acknowledge the activities of the Chevra Kadisha and pause for a moment to remember those of our loved ones who have left us in the course of the past year.We urge all who can, to please participate and help us make our annual 7 Adar Siyum. There are plenty of Mishnayot for everyone! Please sign up by calling David Winter at the shul office at 718-548-1850 ext 113. The Annual Siyum Dinner will take place on 7 Adar, Wednesday evening February 29.To sign up for Mishnayot, please visit: http://www.lzechernishmas.com/signup.php?id=992

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