Young Israel of Century City • Office address: 9317 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90035 • 310-273-6954 • www.yicc.org

.4 August 22nd, 2020 2nd of Elul 5780 This Week At YICC Shoftim

SHABBAT AT HOME Shabbat Candle Lighting .................... 6:10 - 7:15 pm Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat ............... 6:00 - 7:20 pm Shkiah ......................................................... 7:33 pm

Shabbat Day: Earliest Tallit ................................................ 5:29 am Sof Zman Kriat Shema ................................. 9:38 am Sof Zman Tefilah ........................................ 10:44 am Mincha ............................................... 1:29 - 7:20 pm Shkiah .......................................................... 7:31 pm Shabbat ends & Havdalah ............................ 8:18 pm

EREV SHABBAT, next week, Friday, August 28 Candle lighting .................................... 6:03- 7:06 pm Mincha ................................................ 5:50- 7:10 pm

IMPORTANT HALAKHIC TIMES – Aug 23-28 Alot HaShachar ........................................ 5:03-5:07 am Earliest Tallit & Tefillin .............................. 5:30-5:34 am Sof Zman Kriat Shema ............................. 9:38-9:40 am Sof Zman Tefilah ............................................ 10:44 am Earliest time for Mincha ............................ 1:29-1:27 pm Shkiah ....................................................... 7:30-7:24 pm

SHABBAT MINYANIM IN SHUL @ YICC You MUST be pre-registered and on our security list

to be allowed entry into our Minyanim.

ALL Minyanim meet in our Shul’s Backyard

Friday Night: Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat ................. 7:20 pm

Shabbat Day:

Shacharit ...................................7:00 & 8:30 am Shabbat Afternoon:

Mincha .................................................. 7:10 pm Shiur by Rabbi Proops Maariv .................................................. 8:08 pm Shabbat ends & Havdalah .................... 8:18 pm

Tefilah Schedule – August 23-28 Participation in Our Minyanim by Pre- Registration Only

Register @ www.yicc.org/minyanguidelines

ALL our minyanim are outdoors in our Shul’s Backyard

Shacharit Sunday ............................................. 6:45, 8:00 & 9:00 am Mon-Fri ............................................. 6:00, 7:00 & 8:00 am Mincha Sunday-Friday ...................................................... 7:15 pm

MAZAL TOV • Eliana and Jeff Marcus on the engagement of

their son, Zev, to Tali Levi, daughter of Anat and Gabe Levi of New York. Mazal Tov also to siblings Avi, Yael and Gila Marcus, and David and Ezra Levi, and to grandmothers, Mrs. Elaine Asa, Mrs. Dossie Marcus, and Mrs. Helga Weisburger.

• Howard and Beverly Weitzman on the engagement of their daughter, Rachel, to Daniel Goldschmidt, son of David and Ellen Goldschmidt of Scarsdale, NY. Mazal Tov also to grandparents, Lynne & Stanley Rosen, Sara Klestzick, and Fred Goldschmidt, and siblings, Sarah Weitzman, Josh Goldschmidt, and Allison Goldschmidt.

• Mazal Tov David & Felisa Felenthal on their daughter Amira (age 21) who made Aliyah this week.

• Mazal Tov to Jennifer and Ronnie Sieger on their 30th wedding anniversary this Wednesday.

HALAKHIC CORNER Q: Why do we blow the Shofar during the month of

Elul?

A: The Aruch HaShulchan (581:1), authored by Rabbi

Yechiel Michel HaLevi Eptstein (1829-1908) quotes

the Pirkei D’Rabi Eliezer who says that hearing the

shofar blast is meant to prevent us from sinning.

When Moshe first went up to Mount Sinai to receive

the Luchot, the Jewish people miscalculated the days

he was gone and consequently ended up committing

the sin of the golden calf. When it came time for

Moshe to re-ascend Mount Sinai to receive the

second set of Luchot, the shofar was sounded so that

the Jewish people would not miscalculate the days he

was gone and commit another sin. Therefore, just as

the shofar was sounded when Moshe went up Mount

Sinai to prevent the Jewish people from making

another mistake, so too we sound the shofar to

prevent us from sinning nowadays. Furthermore, the

Aruch HaShulchan writes that the shofar is associated

with repentance as the verse states, “When a shofar

is sounded, do the people not take alarm?” (Amos

3:6). Since the month of Elul is fit for repentance as it

is the last month of the year and right before the Days

of Judgment, it makes sense to blow the shofar to

awaken us to repent.

• Akiva ben Miriam Devorah • Bat Ami bat Beth • Bayla Bracha bat Malka Hinda • Beryl Leah bat Chaya Sarah • Binyumin ben Shelma • Chaim Menachem ben Hena Raizl • Chaim Tzvi ben Necha Rivka • Chana bat Johanna • Chana Bat Rachel • Chana Rachel bat Sarah • Chava Breinah bat Golda • Chaya Necha bat Riva Leah • David ben Rivka • Dov ben Sarita • Ella bat Rashell • Eliezer Shaul Ben Rachel Adina • Gitta Rivka bat Chaya Risa • Leah bat Mattel • Leah Rachel bat Miriam Rivkah • Moshe Yehuda ben Yehudit • Moshe Mordechai ben Rachel • Nadia bat Kedosha • Ora bat Nechama • Ozer ben Leah • Rachel Chaya Yafa bat Miriam

• Rachel bat Julie Zohar • Raphael Daniel ben Malka • Refael David ben Ella • Reuven Betzalel HaCohen

ben Fayga • Rifkah bat Lottie • Sarah Chana Chaya bat

Esther Bracha • Sarah Leah bat Freyda Rut • Schmuel Zev ben Gitel • Shmuel ben Rachel • Shoshana Metuka Sara bat

Reva Miriam • Sorah Gitel bat Chava Raitzl • Tuvia ben Ellie • Tzvi ben Masha • Yaakov ben Maasha • Yehuda Leib ben Chaya

Baila • Yehuda ben Fraida Leah • Yisroel ben Bluma • Yissacher Dov ben Frayda • Yitzhak ben Javaher • Yitzhak ben Neima • Yosef ben Rachel

Please include the following names in your prayers, and may each be granted a Refuah Shleimah

DAF YOMI SPONSORSHIPS We offer our members the opportunity to sponsor a week of

Daf Yomi learning for $225 - a wonderful way to commemorate a Yahrzeit, celebrate a Simcha, or just support Torah learning in our Shul. To sponsor please

contact the Shul office. This week’s Daf Yomi is sponsored by:

Abe and Eva Kaplan - In memory of Eva Kaplan and George Birnbaum’s mother,

Chana bat Elyakum Getzel Z”L Ronnie and Cheryl Nagel- In memory of Ronnie’s grandfather, Melech ben Yitzchok Z’L

And Cheryl’s mother, Alta Shulamit bat Baruch Shaul Halevi Z”L

Ron & Kendra Altman -In memory of Ron’s father, Chaim Chaikel ben Moshe Z”L

YICC’s Zoom Schedule – Week August 23-27

The Meeting ID/Link for each meeting remains the same for all subsequent days. You can view the following Shul Minyanim via Zoom and also at www.yicc.org/yicclive

PLEASE NOTE: Zoom's security policy requires all meetings to have a password in addition to the Meeting ID/Link. Passwords were emailed to all YICC members. If you are not a member or did not receive the email please email rabbiproops@yicc.org

Shacharit 8:00am (Sunday ONLY) https://zoom.us/j/181600164 Meeting ID: 181 600 164 8:00am (Mon - Fri) https://zoom.us/j/632467384 Meeting ID: 632 467 384

Mincha/Maariv 7:15 pm (Sun-Thu, Aug 23-27) https://zoom.us/j/259804992 Meeting ID: 259 804 992

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS We welcome the following to our membership and hope they will enjoy a long relationship with our Shul:

• Mickey & Shana Amster.

WOMEN'S TEHILIM GROUP ENDOWED We are grateful to Cheryl and Dr. Ronnie Nagel for generously endowing our Shul's Women's Tehilim Group in memory of Cheryl's mother, Althea Goldstein Z"L, whose Yahrzeit will be observed this coming Tuesday night and Wednesday. The Tehilim Group will be known as the, "Althea Goldstein Z”L YICC Women’s Tehilim Group." The group meets every Monday evening to recite the entire Tehilim praying for all those in need of a Refuah, for those wanting a child, for singles to find their soul mates, for the memory of a loved one as well as peace in Israel and the world. Anyone interested in joining the group should contact the Shul office.

MEMBERSHIP 5781 (2020-21) YOU CAN VIEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP FORM

AND COMPLETE YOUR RENEWAL PROCESS AT:

WWW.YICC.ORG/membership-renewal-5781

YOU MUST LOG INTO YOUR ACCOUNT FIRST

Should you require a log-in, please contact us

and we will send it to you right away.

Yom Tov seating requests are now available upon completing your Membership Renewal.

IMPORTANT TO NOTE:

• Seats will only be assigned when your account is current, AND your updated membership form is accompanied by either full payment, or a pre-arranged and approved payment schedule.

USING OUR LIBRARY Sefarim in our Library are not to be removed for use elsewhere unless by permission from our Rabbis and logged with our office staff. If you choose to take a Sefer out of the library with permission, please return it after use to the Shul office.

We are currently missing the following Sefarim:

• Artscroll Talmud volume 52-Avodah Zarah

• Artscroll Mishna -the last volume of Seder Tohoros (Containing Tvul,Yom, Yadayim and Uktzim)

Should you have these Sefarim in your possession, please kindly return them to the shul office.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!

YAHRZEITS: August 22nd-28th ~2nd of Elul-8th Elul

Fri, Aug 21 Clarisse Schlesinger’s father, Eliyahou ben

Yehoshua Z”L

Susan Baum’s father, Yehuda Matit ben Yosef

HaCohen Z”L

Helena Harow mother Tzipora bat Avraham Z”L

Michael Glouberman’s mother, Miriam bat Avraham

Z”L

Sat, Aug 22 Ron Altman’s father, Chaim Chikal ben Moshe Z”L

Peter Steinlauf’s mother, Leah bat Tzvi, Z”L

Sun, Aug 23 Arlene Kupietzky’s father, Yehuda Lev ben Aharon

Ze’ev , Z”L

Mon, Aug 24 David Nagel & Dr. Ronnie Nagel’s grandfather,

Melech ben Yitzchak Z”L

Barry Weisz’s father, Avraham ben Baruch HaLevy

Z”L

Tue, Aug 25 David Schultz’s father, Ephraim ben Yisrael Z”L

Joe Wizenfeld’s father, Chayim Zev ben Yisrael Yoef

HaCohen Z”L

Wed, Aug 26 Dr. Joseph Schwartz’s brother, Elisha ben Yaakov

Z”L

Cheryl Nagel’s mother, Alta Shulamit bat Baruch

Shaul Z”L

Rabbi Yisroel Boruch Sufrin’s father, HaRav Aron

Dov ben HaRav Aryeh Z”L

Fri, Aug 28 Jeff Presser ‘s father, Aryeh Leib ben Yerachmiel

HaCohen Z”L

ADULT EDUCATION: August 23-27 SUNDAY The Dr. George Fox Z”L Memorial Gemara Shiur Taught by his son, Rabbi Dr. David Fox via Zoom ........ 8:40 am

To join this Shiur, you must email your request to: mshainberg@sbcglobal.net to receive weekly notifications

MONDAY “The Daf Goes Deep” Shiur with Rabbi Yitzchak Etshalom

Via Zoom ....................................................................... 6:00 pm

Jack Nagel Z"L YICC Semichat Chaver Program

Taught by Rabbi Dr. Zev Wiener

WILL NOT BE TAKING PLACE THIS WEEK.

TUESDAY

Rabbi Elazar Muskin’s Talmud Shiur

WILL NOT BE TAKING PLACE THIS WEEK.

WEDNESDAY Rabbi James Proops’ Parasha Shiur for women

Via Zoom ....................................................................... 9:00 am

Rabbi David Mahler's Aggada Shiur

Will not take place on August 19th and 26th.

Rabbi Langer's "Sefer HaChinuch" Shiur ...................... 8:30 pm Via "free conference call" which can be accessed by calling: 425 436 6352 - passcode 200747#.

DAF YOMI – Rabbi Yitzchak Etshalom www.dafyomiyicc.org

AVAILABLE TO WATCH ONLINE • Shabbat At Home Archive - You can now access all

content made available during COVID-19 on our ‘Shabbat At Home’ webpage, featuring Drashot and Divrei Torah provided by Rabbi Elazar Muskin, Rabbi James Proops, Rabbi Dr. Zev Wiener and Rabbi David Mahler. www.yicc.org/shabbat-at-home-archive

• Pirkei Avot – Different Perspectives – A podcast series featuring YICC Rabbis, educators, and community members. You can find the podcasts here: www.yicc.org/pirkeiavotpodcast

• “Covid-19’s Financial Impact: What It All Means” www.yicc.org/covid19financialimpact

ROSH HASHANAH GREETING CARDS With Covid-19 changing our lives in ways we never imagined we can help you keep at least one thing "normal” - we can make sending a Rosh Hashana greeting to all your friends at YICC very easy. Simply join our Shul's Greeting Card program by signing up on our website, or sending us a check with a note in the memor, and we will do all the rest. It is as easy as that. Go to www.yicc.org and scroll down to where you will find the link.You can either pay with a credit card, or ask to add the charge to your account. Please contact the Shul Office if you need any assistance.

RABBI ELAZAR MUSKIN’S

COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS

Can be viewed at: https://www.yicc.org/video-gallery.htm

• WITH DR. DAVID PELCOVITZ: “Back to School in Uncertain Times”

• WITH RABBI MARVIN HIER: “Judaism Around the World” • WITH DR. JENNY TAITZ & DR. ROBIN BERMAN:

“Covid 19. The Silent Side Effects.”

• WITH SPECIAL ENVOY ELAN CARR: “The State of Anti-Semitism Today”

• WITH BISHOP KENNETH ULMER: “A Country in Turmoil”

DAVENING @ HOME Minhagim and Halakhot

Shabbat Parashat Shoftim

August 21-28, 2020

By Rabbi Elazar Muskin

During the Covid-19 crisis, please use the following guide

if you are davening without a Minyan.

Friday August 21st - Rosh Chodesh Elul

• In Shacharit – remember to insert Ya’aleh V’yavo in the Amida.

• Recite Half Hallel with Brakhot.

• Do not say Tachanun.

• Omit LaMenatzeach between Ashrei and U’va L’Tziyon.

• Remove your Tefillin and put them away before starting Musaf.

• After reciting the Shir Shel Yom say Borchi Nafshi and Tehilim chapter 27, L’David

Hashem.

• From the Second day of Rosh Chodesh we encourage everyone to recite five chapters of

Tehilim daily (except on Shabbat and Rosh Hashanah) proceeding accordingly through

the entire Book of Tehilim, concluding on Erev Yom Kippur. When reaching the day of

chapter 116 we recite only chapters 116-118. On the next day (which is Erev Rosh

Hashanah) we recite Chapters 119 and 120. On Erev Yom Kippur with the conclusion of

the entire Book of Tehilim one should recite the Tefilah said when finishing the entire

book of Tehilim.

• Early Mincha no later than 6:00 PM. Earliest candle lighting is at 6:10 PM.

• If one accepts Shabbat before Shkiah (7:33 PM), candles should be lit no later than 7:15

PM and Mincha should begin no later than 7:20PM.

• In Maariv after Aleynu recite Tehilim chapter 27, L’David Hashem.

Shabbat August 22nd – Parashat Shoftim

• Shacharit is a regular Shabbat Shacharit.

• Do not say Anim Zemirot. This is only recited when davening with a Minyan.

• Recite the Shir Shel Yom for Shabbat followed by Tehilim chapter 27, L’David Hashem.

• The Torah reading from a Chumash is Shoftim. The Haftorah is the fourth of seven

special Haftorot of comfort before Rosh Hashana. It is from Isaiah (51:12-52:12).

• Skip both chapters of Y’kum Purkan and the Mi Sheberach. They are said only when

davening with a Minyan.

• Recite the Mi Sheberach for the IDF and the Tefilah for Medinat Yisrael.

• Recite Av HaRachamim followed by Ashrei.

• Mincha can be said as early as 1:29 PM but no later than 7:20 PM.

• During Mincha recite the sentence V’Ani Tefilati right after U’va L’Tziyon.

• Recite Tzidkatcha Tzedek at Mincha.

• Maariv is the regular weekday Maariv.

• Recite V’he Noam and V’yeeten Lecha.

• After Aleynu recite Tehilim chapter 27, L’David Hashem.

• Shabbat ends 8:18 PM. Say a complete Havdalah.

Sunday August 23rd - Thrusday August 27th

• Regular weekday Davening with Tachanun at Shacharit and Mincha.

• On Monday and Thursday recite the longer version of Tachanun just like we do if we had

a Minyan and were reading the Torah.

• Rabbi Soloveitchik Z”L was of the opinion that when saying Tachanun even when a Sefer

Torah isn’t present, one should still fall on one’s arm and recite the opening chapter just

like the way we do when davening inside a Shul.

• In Shacharit after reciting the Shir Shel Yom recite Tehilim chapter 27, L’David Hashem.

• During Chodesh Elul we encourage everyone to recite five chapters of Tehilim daily

(except on Shabbat and Rosh Hashanah) proceeding accordingly through the entire Book

of Tehilim, concluding on Erev Yom Kippur.

• In Maariv after Aleynu recite Tehilim chapter 27, L’David Hashem.

Friday August 28th

• Regular weekday Davening with Tachanun at Shacharit.

• In Shacharit after reciting the Shir Shel Yom recite Tehilim chapter 27, L’David Hashem.

• During Chodesh Elul we encourage everyone to recite five chapters of Tehilim daily

(except on Shabbat and Rosh Hashanah) proceeding accordingly through the entire Book

of Tehilim, concluding on Erev Yom Kippur.

• No Tachanun at Mincha. Early Mincha no later than 5:50 PM.

• Earliest candle lighting is at 6:03 PM.

• Candles can be lit between 6:03 - 7:06 PM

• If one accepts Shabbat before Shkiah (7:24 PM), Mincha should begin no later than 7:15

PM.

• A full Kabbalat Shabbat and Maariv should be recited starting only after 6:03 PM.

• After the Maariv Amida recite Vayechulu but not Magen Avot and Eloheinu V’Elohei

Avotenu. They are only said when davening with a permanent Minyan.

• In Maariv after Aleynu recite Tehilim chapter 27, L’David Hashem.

• When starting Shabbat early remember to repeat the full Shema after 8:09 PM.

DAVENING @ WITH A MINYAN Minhagim and Halakhot

Shabbat Parashat Shoftim

August 21-28, 2020

By Rabbi Elazar Muskin

During the Covid-19 crisis, please use the following guide

if you are davening without a Minyan.

Friday August 21st – Rosh Chodesh Elul

• Recite Shacharit – Remember to insert Ya’aleh V’yavo in the Amida.

• Recite Half Hallel with Brakhot.

• Do not say Tachanun.

• Only the Chazan should open and close the Aron when taking out and returning the

Torah.

• The Chazan should take the Torah directly to the Shulchan. No kissing of the Torah

by members of the Minyan.

• All four Aliyot on Rosh Chodesh will be given to the Ba’al Kriah. He will make a

Brakha both before and after each Aliyah.

• Mi Sheberach for Cholim should be recited by the Ba’al Kriah before Hagbah and

Gelilah.

• One person, besides the Ba’al Kriah, will do both Hagbah and Gelilah. After lifting

the Torah for Hagbah put the Torah on the Shulchan and perform Gelilah.

• Omit LaMenatzeach between Ashrei U’va L’Tziyon.

• Remove your Tefillin and put them away before Chazan starts Musaf.

• After Alyenu skip the Mourner’s Kaddish. Say Shir Shel Yom then Borchi Nafshi

followed by Mourner’s Kaddish. After the Mourner’s Kaddish say Tehilim chapter

27, L’David Hashem, followed by another Mourner’s Kaddish.

• Only after L’David Hashem and the Kaddish do we blow the Shofar. The Kollot that

should be blown are: Tekiah, Shevarim Teruah, Tekiah.

• From the Second day of Rosh Chodesh we encourage everyone to recite five chapters

of Tehilim daily (except on Shabbat and Rosh Hashanah) proceeding accordingly

through the entire Book of Tehilim, concluding on Erev Yom Kippur. When reaching

the day of chapter 116 we recite only chapters 116-118. On the next day (which is

Erev Rosh Hashanah) we recite Chapters 119 and 120. On Erev Yom Kippur with the

conclusion of the entire Book of Tehilim one should recite the Tefilah said when

finishing the entire book of Tehilim.

• Candles can be lit between 6:10 - 7:15 PM.

• Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat at Shul will begin at 7:20 PM.

• In Maariv after Aleynu the Mourner’s Kaddish is said followed by Tehilim chapter 27,

L’David Hashem. Another Mourner’s Kaddish is said after L’David Hashem.

Shabbat August 22nd – Parashat Shoftim

• Shacharit is a regular Shabbat Shacharit.

• Say Anim Zemirot. The Chazan should open the Aron.

• Recite the Shir Shel Yom for Shabbat followed by Mourner’s Kaddish. Then recite

Tehilim chapter 27, L’David Hashem followed by Mourner’s Kaddish.

• Only the Chazan should open and close the Aron when taking out and returning the

Torah.

• The Chazan should take the Torah directly to the Shulchan. No kissing of the Torah

by members of the Minyan.

• The Torah reading is Shoftim.

• All Aliyot will be given to the Ba’al Kriah. He will make a Brakha both before and

after each Aliyah.

• Only 7 Aliyot are recited. There is no Maftir.

• One person, besides the Ba’al Kriah, will do both Hagbah and Gelilah. After lifting

the Torah for Hagbah place the Torah on the Shulchan and perform Gelilah while the

Torah is on the Shulchan.

• The Ba’al Kriah should also recite the Haftorah.

• The Haftorah is the fourth of seven special Haftorot of comfort before Rosh Hashana.

It is from Isaiah (51:12-52:12).

• After the Haftorah the Ba’al Kriah says Hatzi Kaddish that is usually said before the

Maftir is called for his Aliyah.

• Recite the Tefilah for the American Government, Mi Sheberach for the IDF and the

Tefilah for Medinat Yisrael.

• Say the two chapters of Y’kum Purkan and the Mi Sheberach.

• Recite Av HaRachamim followed by Ashrei.

• Mincha is a regular Shabbat afternoon Mincha. Mincha is at 7:10 PM at Shul.

• All three Aliyot will be given to the Ba’al Kriah. He will make a Brakha both before

and after each Aliyah.

• One person, besides the Ba’al Kriah, will do both Hagbah and Gelilah. After lifting

the Torah for Hagbah place the Torah on the Shulchan and perform Gelilah while the

Torah is on the Shulchan.

• The El Male for Yahrzeits occurring on Shabbat and during the coming week should

be recited by the Chazan.

• Recite Tzidkatcha Tzedek.

• Maariv is the regular weekday Maariv. Maariv begins at 8:08 PM.

• Shabbat ends 8:18 PM.

• Recite V’he Noam and V’yeeten Lecha.

• Say a complete Havdalah followed by Aleynu. After Aleynu the Mourner’s Kaddish is

said.

• Conclude Maariv with Tehilim chapter 27, L’David Hashem and Mourner’s Kaddish.

Sunday August 23rd - Thursday August 27th

• Regular weekday Davening with Tachanun at Shacharit and Mincha.

• On Monday and Thursday only the Chazan should open and close the Aron when

taking out and returning the Torah.

• The Chazan should take the Torah directly to the Shulchan. No kissing of the Torah

by members of the Minyan.

• All three Aliyot on Monday will be given to the Ba’al Kriah. He will make a Brakha

both before and after each Aliyah.

• Mi Sheberach for Cholim should be recited by the Ba’al Kriah before Hagbah and

Gelilah.

• One person, besides the Ba’al Kriah, will do both Hagbah and Gelilah. After lifting

the Torah for Hagbah place the Torah on the Shulchan and perform Gelilah while the

Torah is on the Shulchan.

• In Shacharit after reciting the Shir Shel Yom the Mourner’s Kaddish is said followed

by Tehilim chapter 27, L’David Hashem. Another Mourner’s Kaddish is said after

L’David Hashem.

• During Chodesh Elul we encourage everyone to recite five chapters of Tehilim daily

(except on Shabbat and Rosh Hashanah) proceeding accordingly through the entire

Book of Tehilim, concluding on Erev Yom Kippur.

• In Maariv after Aleynu the Mourner’s Kaddish is said followed by Tehilim chapter 27,

L’David Hashem. Another Mourner’s Kaddish is said after L’David Hashem.

• There will be no circulating of the Tzedakah box during the week. Please give

Tzedakah while observing social distancing.

Friday August 28th

• Regular weekday Davening with Tachanun at Shacharit.

• In Shacharit after reciting the Shir Shel Yom the Mourner’s Kaddish is said followed

by Tehilim chapter 27, L’David Hashem. Another Mourner’s Kaddish is said after

L’David Hashem.

• During Chodesh Elul we encourage everyone to recite five chapters of Tehilim daily

(except on Shabbat and Rosh Hashanah) proceeding accordingly through the entire

Book of Tehilim, concluding on Erev Yom Kippur.

• Candles can be lit between 6:03 - 7:06 PM.

• Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat at Shul will take place at 7:10 PM.

• In Maariv after Aleynu the Mourner’s Kaddish is said followed by Tehilim chapter 27,

L’David Hashem. Another Mourner’s Kaddish is said after L’David Hashem.

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