- Tuesday, 11/26: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
- Friday, 11/29: 10 am - 12 noon
- Sunday, 12/1: 11 am - 4 pm
.המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבלי ציון וירושלים
Monday, November 25, 2013
Mrs. Shulamit G. Rothstein Sitting Shiva
Boruch Dayan HaEmes - Mrs. Shulamit Geulah Rothstein is sitting shiva for her mother at 32 Southgate Drive (enter through the double glass door entrance to the left of the front door) during the following times:
Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch Now Seeing Clients in Monsey
He is also the author of three book on family therapy including: Getting Closer, At Risk – Never Beyond Reach, and First Aid For Jewish Marriages.
Rabbi Schonbuch has recently started seeing clients in Monsey on Mondays (daytime and nighttime).
To learn more about his work please visit www.JewishMarriageSupport.com and www.KidsWithoutFear.com or call 646-428-4723.
Cheder Chabad Girls Celebrate Yud Tes Kislev
Cheder Chabad Girls celebrated י"ט כסלו with a התקשרות war.
There were three teams: א חסידישע ווארט, א חסידישע ניגון and א חסידשע הנהגה.
The girls made a banner, skit, song and cheer on the topic of their team. It was amazing to see how in such a short time the teams were able to achieve so much טוחן on the חסידישע themes they were assigned.
Each team also presented a gift to Cheder Chabad on their theme. What beautiful lessons of התקשרות were learned!
The judges had a hard time deciding who the winners were because each team did such a phenomenal job. The preschool had a grand Farbrengen led by Rabbi Meir Borenstein who came prepared with exciting props to share the Yud Tes Kislev story with the kinderlach.
They also said pesukim, sang nigunim and ate a yummy Shabbos party.
There were three teams: א חסידישע ווארט, א חסידישע ניגון and א חסידשע הנהגה.
The girls made a banner, skit, song and cheer on the topic of their team. It was amazing to see how in such a short time the teams were able to achieve so much טוחן on the חסידישע themes they were assigned.
Each team also presented a gift to Cheder Chabad on their theme. What beautiful lessons of התקשרות were learned!
The judges had a hard time deciding who the winners were because each team did such a phenomenal job. The preschool had a grand Farbrengen led by Rabbi Meir Borenstein who came prepared with exciting props to share the Yud Tes Kislev story with the kinderlach.
They also said pesukim, sang nigunim and ate a yummy Shabbos party.
Mrs. Shulamit G. Rothstein to Sit Shiva
Boruch Dayan HaEmes - We are deeply saddened to inform you of the passing of Mrs. Catherine Robertson of Los Angeles, the mother of Mrs. Shulamit Geulah Rothstein.
Shiva information will posted when it becomes available.
Shiva information will posted when it becomes available.
.המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבלי ציון וירושלים
Help MBCM This Small Business Saturday
Have an American Express card?
You can help MBCM raise needed funds in just one night – without spending a penny. Here’s how: American Express is holding their annual Small Business Campaign. They’re giving a $10 credit to registered cardholders for spending $10 or more at a local small business or non-profit organization.
Here is how it work:
1. Register your American Express card by clicking here and filling out the short form.
2. Go to www.monseybcm.com/amex to pledge $10 (or more) with your registered Amex card.
For security reasons please leave your contact info so we can call you prior to November 29 to verify card information before charging.
3. Pass this message on to all your friends and email contacts.
4. On November 30 (after Shabbos) we will process your donation per the guidelines of this campaign. On or about Dec. 1st you will receive a $10 credit from Amex.
You are more than welcome to donate more than $10 as part of your year-end donations.
To read more about this offer from Amex go to www.shopsmall.com.
You can help MBCM raise needed funds in just one night – without spending a penny. Here’s how: American Express is holding their annual Small Business Campaign. They’re giving a $10 credit to registered cardholders for spending $10 or more at a local small business or non-profit organization.
Here is how it work:
1. Register your American Express card by clicking here and filling out the short form.
2. Go to www.monseybcm.com/amex to pledge $10 (or more) with your registered Amex card.
For security reasons please leave your contact info so we can call you prior to November 29 to verify card information before charging.
3. Pass this message on to all your friends and email contacts.
4. On November 30 (after Shabbos) we will process your donation per the guidelines of this campaign. On or about Dec. 1st you will receive a $10 credit from Amex.
You are more than welcome to donate more than $10 as part of your year-end donations.
To read more about this offer from Amex go to www.shopsmall.com.
Details of the Menorah Parade
The greater Monsey community Menorah Parade, organized by Yeshiva Lubavitch of Monsey, will take place on the first night of Chanukah, this Wednesday, November 28.
The parade line-up will be at 6:00 PM at Tzemach Tzedek, 2 Langeries Drive.
All vehicles must enter through Crestview Terrace. There will be no entrance to Langeries Drive.
The parade is scheduled to depart at 6:30 PM sharp so please arrive before 6:00 PM so the parade can depart promptly.
At the end of the parade route, at approximately 7:30 PM, there will be a Grand Menorah Lighting with refreshments and music in the parking lot of the Spring Valley Marketplace!
As required by the Police Department, as a courtesy to Tzemach Tzedek's neighbors, and to ensure that the event is organized, please follow these guidelines so that this parade is a true Kiddush HaShem:
A suggested $18 donation to the Yeshiva is appreciated. Please make checks to "Lubavitch Yeshiva of Monsey" and contact us to arrange pick-up.
We look forward to having your family participate in this year's exciting parade!
The parade line-up will be at 6:00 PM at Tzemach Tzedek, 2 Langeries Drive.
All vehicles must enter through Crestview Terrace. There will be no entrance to Langeries Drive.
The parade is scheduled to depart at 6:30 PM sharp so please arrive before 6:00 PM so the parade can depart promptly.
At the end of the parade route, at approximately 7:30 PM, there will be a Grand Menorah Lighting with refreshments and music in the parking lot of the Spring Valley Marketplace!
As required by the Police Department, as a courtesy to Tzemach Tzedek's neighbors, and to ensure that the event is organized, please follow these guidelines so that this parade is a true Kiddush HaShem:
- All vehicles should enter through Crestview Terrace only (please do NOT try to turn into Langeries Drive).
- During line-up, please make sure that your car is pulled over to the side of the road to allow traffic to pass through.
- During line-up, please do not block any driveways or side streets.
- To help identify your vehicle as a parade participant, please keep your 4-way flashers (hazards) on for line-up and for the entire duration of the parade.
A suggested $18 donation to the Yeshiva is appreciated. Please make checks to "Lubavitch Yeshiva of Monsey" and contact us to arrange pick-up.
We look forward to having your family participate in this year's exciting parade!
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