Friday, April 17 ~ Rosh Chodesh
Omer Day 15
6:45am Shacharit
7:00pm Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Ma'ariv
7:43pm Candle lighting (Earliest 6:37 PM)
Shabbat, April 18 ~ Rosh Chodesh
Omer Day 16
9:00am Shacharit
Torah Reading:
Tazria-Metzora: Vayikra 12:1 - 15:33
Maftir aliyah for Shabbat Rosh Chodesh:
Bemidbar 28:9-15
Haftarah: Yishayah 66:1-24
10:30am Mini Minyan with Klil-Or and Oriya
10:45am Tot Shabbat
Following davening,
Derasha given by Jeff Herman
Topic: Cholent, Klaf and Two Little Goats
Dairy kiddush with a vegetarian cholent sponsored by Jeff Herman and Liba Zweigbaum in conjunction with Jeff's Dvar Torah, Cholent, Klaf and two little Goats, and also sponsored by the Bension family in honor of Marc Bernstein's birthday and to wish him "Tzeitchem L'Shalom" as he returns to Eretz Yisrael, and to thank Papa (Sababu) and the Darchei Noam community for the support and loving generosity over the last few weeks.
4:00-5:15pm Bnei Akiva Snif, for grades 1-9
We're back for a special pre-Yom HaAtzmaut snif.
Kids of all ages are welcome to join us.
7:35pm Mincha followed by Seudah Shlishit
Topic: Missed a day counting Sefirah? Don't despair!
The 'cool' Brisker solution (perhaps) for you.
8:49pm Havdallah
Weekdays חול
Sunday, April 19 - Friday April 24
Omer Days 17 - 22
Shacharit
8:00am Sunday
6:45am Monday - Friday
Mincha/Ma’ariv
7:50pm Sunday - Monday; Wednesday - Thursday
7:35pm Tuesday for Yom HaZikaron/Yom HaAtzmaut
7:00pm Friday
Tuesday, April 21 ~ Yom HaZikaron
7:50pm Yom HaZikaron Tekes with Klil-Or and Oriya
8:10pm Ma'ariv for Yom HaAtzmaut
Followed by light refreshments, a Kahoot from the Bnot Sheirut and your opportunity to win 78 Skittles (the kosher kind from Israel), 78-Israeli pickles, or 78-ounces of cheese (Tenuva feta, of course!)
Wednesday, April 22 ~ Yom HaAtzmaut
6:45am Shacharit with Hallel
6:15 - 7:20pm Falafel open-house at the Davis's home
Backyard kids 'daglanut' flag-dance display
Israel bingo by Klil-Or and Oriya
7:30pm Pre-Mincha learning for peace at Darchei Noam
A closer look at the vision of Yishayah: Wisdom from a rabbi (and a rabbit)
Updated Thursday, April 16