Seeking boarders for the upcoming school year. Warm, loving chassidish home close to the MBCM high school dorm.
Please contact nechamat@gmail.com or 347-409-1796.
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Tutor Available
An experienced tutor with a degree in education is available to tutor your child this summer. Have experience teaching kriah and all elementary school ages.
Please contact nechamat@gmail.com or 347-409-1796.
Please contact nechamat@gmail.com or 347-409-1796.
Kahn Bris on Thursday Morning
Dov Ber and Basia Kahn will be making the Bris for their newborn son this Thursday at Heichal Menachem, 51 Park Lane.
Shacharis is at 7:00 AM followed by the Bris at 8:00 AM.
Shacharis is at 7:00 AM followed by the Bris at 8:00 AM.
Seeking Ride to Manhattan
If anyone is traveling to Manhattan on Wednesday morning (anytime until 11:00 AM) and can take two women and a wheelchair, please call Mrs. Bobroff at 845-270-0219.
Mazel Tov Markowitz's - L'chaim Tonight!
Mazel tov to Rabbi and Mrs. Zalmen Leib and Esther Markowitz on the engagement of their son Moshe Elya to Chaya Mushka Hertz of Chicago!
The L’chaim will take place tonight, Tuesday, May 21, at Lubavitch Yeshiva, 570 Crown Street (entrance on Albany Avenue) in Crown Heights.
The L’chaim will take place tonight, Tuesday, May 21, at Lubavitch Yeshiva, 570 Crown Street (entrance on Albany Avenue) in Crown Heights.
Monday, May 20, 2013
Multitasking Position Available in Chestnut Ridge
Full time office position available immediately.
Starting pay 15/hour.
Please email your resume to apply@cnscommerce.com.
Starting pay 15/hour.
Please email your resume to apply@cnscommerce.com.
Gartel Gmach Missing Gartels
Over Shavuos many gartels were borrowed from Rabbi Shusterman's gmach in Tzemach Tzedek but unfortunately most were not returned.
If you borrowed a gartel, please return it so that it will be there for the next time you need it.
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Special Education Tutor Available
A Special Education Teacher, trained in both Orton Gillingham and Multisensory Kriah instruction, is available to tutor your child this summer in reading / kriah.
For more information, please contact 347-992-0035 or emzisman@gmail.com.
For more information, please contact 347-992-0035 or emzisman@gmail.com.
Mazel Tov Abramowitzs!
Mazel tov to Ari and Rochel Shira Abramowitz on the birth of a baby boy!
Shifra and Puah arranges meals for mothers of newborn children in our community. If you are able to cook a meal, please sign up on MealTrain or contact Karen Schild at 845-354-4898 or karenschild@yahoo.com.
Mazel tov to the grandparents Jay and Devorah Abramowitz!
Mazel Tov Selingers!
Mazel tov to Shmuel and Aleezah Selinger on the birth of a grandson born to Bracha and Shua Goldberger of Boro Park!
Cheder in Need of Window AC Unit
Cheder Chabad is in need of a loan or donation of an 18K BTU or higher window air conditioner for Rabbi Rosenberg's first grade boys class.
If you have one, please call Rabbi Yeruchem Cohen at 845-216-4554.
If you have one, please call Rabbi Yeruchem Cohen at 845-216-4554.
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Mazel Tov Kahns - Shalom Zachor!
| Mazel tov to Dov Ber and Basia Kahn on the birth of a baby boy on the second day of Shavuos! Mazel tov to the grandparents Shmuel and Miriam Klein! The Shalom Zachor will take place this Friday night at the Tashnat Shul, 2 Howard Drive, near corner of Ellish Parkway, after 10:00 PM. |
Shifra and Puah arranges meals for mothers of newborn children in our community. If you are able to cook a meal, please sign up on MealTrain or contact Karen Schild at 845-354-4898 or karenschild@yahoo.com.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Minyan Needed for Mes Mitzvah Today, Erev Shavuos, at 4 PM
There will be a levaya and kevura today, Erev Shavuos, Tuesday, at the cemetery on the corner of Brick Church Road and Route 306 at 4:00 PM.
Eight men are needed to make sure there is a minyan for kaddish and enough to participate in the kvurah to bring this Yid to proper Kever Yisroel.
If you can make it, please contact Rabbi Chaim Zvi Ehrenreich at 914-393-3152 or chabadjec@aol.com.
Eight men are needed to make sure there is a minyan for kaddish and enough to participate in the kvurah to bring this Yid to proper Kever Yisroel.
If you can make it, please contact Rabbi Chaim Zvi Ehrenreich at 914-393-3152 or chabadjec@aol.com.
Backyard Camp
Backyard Camp run by fun and responsible high school girls including Davening, Weekly Parsha, Aleph Bais, Baking, Arts 'n' Crafts, and much more!
Who: 4-5 year olds
When: June 20 - July 19th
Limited slots available. Please call either Raizy Leitner at 845-356 5488 or Fraidy Kagan at 845-354 0456 for more details and to apply!
Who: 4-5 year olds
When: June 20 - July 19th
Limited slots available. Please call either Raizy Leitner at 845-356 5488 or Fraidy Kagan at 845-354 0456 for more details and to apply!
Shavuos Night Learning for Women
If you feel like taking a midnight stroll over to the Abramowitz residence at 6 Zabriskie Terrace after your Yom Tov Seudah on Tuesday night, a group of women will be learning Megillas Rus.
You may join us for the entire class, or for just a few pesukim.
It will be informal, inspiring and low calorie.
You may join us for the entire class, or for just a few pesukim.
It will be informal, inspiring and low calorie.
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Tzemach Tzedek Shavuos 5773 Schedule
The following is the Shavuos 5773 schedule for Tzemach Tzedek:
Erev Shavuos, Tuesday, 5/6 Sivan (May 14)
Shacharis 1: 7:00 AM
Shacharis 2: 8:00 AM
Licht Bentshen: 7:48 PM
Mincha: 8:00 PM
Chassidus Shiur
Maariv: 8:55 PM
After Seudos Yom Tov all are encouraged to come to shul for Tikun Leil Shavuos. Coffee and refreshments will be served.
First Day of Shavuos, Wednesday, 6 Sivan (May 15):
Alos HaShachar (Mikvah): 3:58 AM
Shacharis: 10:00 AM
Aseres Hadibros: Approximately 11:15 AM
Mincha: 8:00 PM
Maariv: 8:55 PM
Licht Bentshen: After 8:54 PM
Second Day of Shavuos, Thursday, 7 Sivan (May 16):
Shacharis: 10:00 AM
Yizkor: Approximately 11:45 AM
Kinus Torah: 7:00 PM
Mincha: 8:00 PM
Seder Niggunim
Maariv - Yom Tov Ends: 8:55 PM
Kiddush Levana (if possible)
The younger children's program will take place on both days of Shavuos beginning at 10:30 AM.
Erev Shavuos, Tuesday, 5/6 Sivan (May 14)
Shacharis 1: 7:00 AM
Shacharis 2: 8:00 AM
Licht Bentshen: 7:48 PM
Mincha: 8:00 PM
Chassidus Shiur
Maariv: 8:55 PM
After Seudos Yom Tov all are encouraged to come to shul for Tikun Leil Shavuos. Coffee and refreshments will be served.
First Day of Shavuos, Wednesday, 6 Sivan (May 15):
Alos HaShachar (Mikvah): 3:58 AM
Shacharis: 10:00 AM
Aseres Hadibros: Approximately 11:15 AM
Mincha: 8:00 PM
Maariv: 8:55 PM
Licht Bentshen: After 8:54 PM
Second Day of Shavuos, Thursday, 7 Sivan (May 16):
Shacharis: 10:00 AM
Yizkor: Approximately 11:45 AM
Kinus Torah: 7:00 PM
Mincha: 8:00 PM
Seder Niggunim
Maariv - Yom Tov Ends: 8:55 PM
Kiddush Levana (if possible)
The younger children's program will take place on both days of Shavuos beginning at 10:30 AM.
!בברכת לקבלת התורה בשמחה ובפנימיות
Friday, May 10, 2013
Parsha Perspective
By Rabbi Yisroel Shusterman, Dean, Cheder Chabad of Monsey
This week's Torah reading begins the book of Bamidbor ([Numbers] 1:1-4:20), and the portion is indeed filled with numbers. First a census is taken of the Israelites, and the Torah supplies us with the number of Israelites in each tribe, in each of the four "flags," and then gives the grand totals. The Levites are then counted -- twice. The firstborns earn their very own headcount, too.
Interestingly, this Torah portion of Bamidbor is always read shortly before the holiday of Shavuos, the holiday of our receiving the Torah. Usually it is read the Shabbos immediately preceding the holiday.
What is the connection between numbers and counting and the special gift our nation received on this holiday?
Counting is an equalizer. Each unit which is counted adds up to one, no more and no less.
As a nation we are far from a homogenous group. This is true in all areas -- and our service of G‑d is no exception. Depending on our unique talents, some of us serve G‑d through assiduous Torah study, others through volunteering time in public service, others through financially supporting worthy causes, and yet others through reciting Psalms with devotion and sincerity. Leaders and followers. Old and young. Men and women. Scholars and laymen. Every segment of our nation, and indeed every individual person, serves G‑d in his or her unique way.
The counting of the Jews teaches us that the service of any one person isn't more or less important than the service of another. One's service may be more attractive, flashy and attention-grabbing than another's -- but at the core we are all involved in the exact same pursuit -- serving our Creator with all our available talents and resources.
All these countings lead to Shavuos, the day when we were given the Torah, the ultimate equalizer.
The essence and purpose of all of creation is G‑d's desire for a physical abode, an earthly realm which would be transformed into a hospitable habitat where His essence could be expressed. It is the Torah that a) reveals to us this divine plan; b) contains the mitzvot, the tools with which we bring this purpose to realization; and thus c) brings harmony and equality to all of creation -- for it shows us how every one of its myriads of components is essentially identical, for they all have one purpose.
As Shavuos approaches, let us take this message to heart. Every person counts. Every day counts. Every component of creation counts. And we should be counting our blessings that we were given the Torah -- without which nothing would count.
(Excerpts from Chabad.org - from Rabbi Naftali Silberberg)
May you have a meaningful and uplifting Shabbos and inspiring holiday of Shavuos!
This week's Torah reading begins the book of Bamidbor ([Numbers] 1:1-4:20), and the portion is indeed filled with numbers. First a census is taken of the Israelites, and the Torah supplies us with the number of Israelites in each tribe, in each of the four "flags," and then gives the grand totals. The Levites are then counted -- twice. The firstborns earn their very own headcount, too.
Interestingly, this Torah portion of Bamidbor is always read shortly before the holiday of Shavuos, the holiday of our receiving the Torah. Usually it is read the Shabbos immediately preceding the holiday.
What is the connection between numbers and counting and the special gift our nation received on this holiday?
Counting is an equalizer. Each unit which is counted adds up to one, no more and no less.
As a nation we are far from a homogenous group. This is true in all areas -- and our service of G‑d is no exception. Depending on our unique talents, some of us serve G‑d through assiduous Torah study, others through volunteering time in public service, others through financially supporting worthy causes, and yet others through reciting Psalms with devotion and sincerity. Leaders and followers. Old and young. Men and women. Scholars and laymen. Every segment of our nation, and indeed every individual person, serves G‑d in his or her unique way.
The counting of the Jews teaches us that the service of any one person isn't more or less important than the service of another. One's service may be more attractive, flashy and attention-grabbing than another's -- but at the core we are all involved in the exact same pursuit -- serving our Creator with all our available talents and resources.
All these countings lead to Shavuos, the day when we were given the Torah, the ultimate equalizer.
The essence and purpose of all of creation is G‑d's desire for a physical abode, an earthly realm which would be transformed into a hospitable habitat where His essence could be expressed. It is the Torah that a) reveals to us this divine plan; b) contains the mitzvot, the tools with which we bring this purpose to realization; and thus c) brings harmony and equality to all of creation -- for it shows us how every one of its myriads of components is essentially identical, for they all have one purpose.
As Shavuos approaches, let us take this message to heart. Every person counts. Every day counts. Every component of creation counts. And we should be counting our blessings that we were given the Torah -- without which nothing would count.
(Excerpts from Chabad.org - from Rabbi Naftali Silberberg)
May you have a meaningful and uplifting Shabbos and inspiring holiday of Shavuos!
Cheder Chabad Science Fair
On Wednesday night, the 5th to 8th grade Cheder Chabad of Monsey students participated in an amazing Science Fair. Using their talents and knowledge the boys all made beautiful projects. Each of them a work of art!
Parents and families came and shept nachas seeing their children's artistic work. At the end of the night our volunteer judges announced the best projects as the winners of the night. The volunteer judges were: Mr. Moshe Reitman, Mrs. Tzipora Reitman, Mr. Zvi Webb, Mrs. Chaya Webb, Mr. Reuven Pollack, Rabbi Gil Hami, Mrs. Daliah Klein and Mr. Tzadok Leib Messing. ישר כח for volunteering and taking this assignment so seriously.
The fair was organized by our hardworking Mr. Bloch, who does so much for our Cheder each and every day. Our lucky winners were:
Parents and families came and shept nachas seeing their children's artistic work. At the end of the night our volunteer judges announced the best projects as the winners of the night. The volunteer judges were: Mr. Moshe Reitman, Mrs. Tzipora Reitman, Mr. Zvi Webb, Mrs. Chaya Webb, Mr. Reuven Pollack, Rabbi Gil Hami, Mrs. Daliah Klein and Mr. Tzadok Leib Messing. ישר כח for volunteering and taking this assignment so seriously.
The fair was organized by our hardworking Mr. Bloch, who does so much for our Cheder each and every day. Our lucky winners were:
- First Place: Ezriel Litvintchouk and Menachem Mendel Schaeffer
- Second Place: Menachem Mendel Schild and Avrohom Mordechai Silverstein
- Third Place: Yossi Kagan, Zalmy Hirsch and Duvy Burston
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Seeking Ride to CH
Seeking ride for a bochur from Monsey to Crown Heights on Friday after 10 AM. If available, please call 845-671-9979.
Early Sunday Morning Minyan
If you would be interested in a 7:00 AM minyan on Sunday mornings at Tzemach Tzedek, please call R' Shimon Kroll at 845-362-1477.
Tzvi Jacobs Book Now on Kindle
Tzvi Jacobs book of inspiring stories, from the Heavens to the Heart, is now available as a Kindle Edition on Amazon.To purchase it, click here.
Seeking Loan Processor
Mortgage Bank located near Monsey is looking for a full time Loan Processor. Experience is a plus.
Hours are Monday through Thursday 9-5 PM, Fridays until 2 PM.
Benefits include medical and dental insurance.
Please email bankjobopening@gmail.com.
Hours are Monday through Thursday 9-5 PM, Fridays until 2 PM.
Benefits include medical and dental insurance.
Please email bankjobopening@gmail.com.
Preschool & Elementary School Teaching Positions Available
Cheder Chabad of Monsey's Preschool, Boys and Girls Elementary divisions have positions available for the upcoming 5774 - 2013/14 school year.
Kodesh, General Studies teaching and assistant positions.
Salaries based on qualifications and experience.
Please send grade preference, resume and references to hr@chedermonsey.org or fax to 845-290-9616.
Kodesh, General Studies teaching and assistant positions.
Salaries based on qualifications and experience.
Please send grade preference, resume and references to hr@chedermonsey.org or fax to 845-290-9616.
No Children's Program This Shabbos
The younger children's program at Tzemach Tzedek will not be taking place this Shabbos, Parshas Bamidbar, due to the MBCM Shabbaton.
It will take place on both days of Shavuous.
It will take place on both days of Shavuous.
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
David Nesenoff to Speak at Chabad JEC Dinner
David Nesenoff's interview with Helen Thomas at a Jewish Heritage Celebration on the White House lawn, lead to her retiring from her position as a senior White House Press Corps member and correspondant.
David Nesenoff, an entertaining Rabbi, Filmmaker and Blogger will recount his experience with Helen Thomas and share his view of the antidote to anti-Semitism at the Inaugural Gala of Chabad JEC on Monday, June 10, 2013 at The View on the Hudson in Piermont.
Reservations can now be made and Journal ads placed at our GALA website: www.ChabadJEC.org/Gala or by calling 845-356-6686.
David Nesenoff, an entertaining Rabbi, Filmmaker and Blogger will recount his experience with Helen Thomas and share his view of the antidote to anti-Semitism at the Inaugural Gala of Chabad JEC on Monday, June 10, 2013 at The View on the Hudson in Piermont.
Reservations can now be made and Journal ads placed at our GALA website: www.ChabadJEC.org/Gala or by calling 845-356-6686.
Monday, May 6, 2013
Pesach Klein Aufruf
Pesach Klein, son of Shmuel and Miriam Klein, will have his aufruf at Heichel
Menachem this Shabbos, Parshas Bamidbar.
Chassidus is at 9:00 AM and Shacharis is at 10 AM. Kiddush following Davening.
Chassidus is at 9:00 AM and Shacharis is at 10 AM. Kiddush following Davening.
Mazel tov Rabbi & Rebbetzin Lesches!
Mazel tov to Rabbi and Rebbetzin Lesches on the birth of a grandson born to Rabbi Sholom & Sara'le Lesches of Montreal!
Mazel Tov Gershon Felberbaum!
Mazel tov to Tzvi Gershon Felberbaum on his engagement to Dvorah Leah Drew of Long Beach, CA/ Crown Heights!
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