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Shabbat Schedule

Friday
8:00 AM   Shacharit
5:50 PM   Mincha
5:54 PM   Candle Lighting

Shabbat
9:00 AM   Shacharit
9:15 AM   Zachor reading following the Torah portion
11:00 AM Zachor Reading*
11:15 AM Zachor Reading on back patio by parking lot*
12:00 PM Zachor Reading*
Be sure to have seudah shlisheet at home
5:30 PM   Zachor Reading*
5:45 PM   Mincha
6:55 PM   Shabbat Ends

Weekday Schedule

Shacharit 
8:00 AM   Sunday
7:00 AM   Monday-Wednesday

Mincha
6:00 PM   Sunday-Wednesday

*Megillah readings in green will also be Zoomed, click the listing to join the Zoom*
Thursday - Fast of Esther
& Erev Purim
5:59 AM   Fast Begins
6:45 AM   Shacharit
5:50 PM   Mincha
6:20 PM   Maariv I
7:00 PM   Maariv II
7:00 PM   Family Megillah Reading - Social Hall
7:15 PM   Megillah Reading - Main Sanctuary
8:15 PM   Family Megillah Reading - Social Hall
8:30 PM   Megillah Reading - Main Sanctuary

Friday - Purim Day
6:45 AM   Shacharit & Megillah - Main Sanctuary
7:45 AM   Women's Megillah Reading - Social Hall
8:30 AM   Shacharit & Megillah - Main Sanctuary
10-11:30am Pick up your Purim Seudah Takeout
10:30 AM   Family Megillah Reading - Social Hall
12-1 PM   Purim Seudah & Kahoots on Zoom!
5:55 PM   Mincha
6:02 PM   Candle Lighting
 

Click here to download/print the Torat Emet Purim Guide for 5781

Dear Friends and Members,

As we approach the joyous celebration of Purim, I wish to remind you of the central importance of providing support for those who do not have the funds to make a proper Purim seudah.  It is important that you fulfill the mitzvah of matanot l’evyyonim by giving tzedakah to at least two needy individuals on Purim.  If you cannot, or are uncomfortable giving directly to a local person, you can make a donation to the Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund and I will distribute a portion of those contributions locally on Purim day.  I will also send a portion to several established institutions in Israel that provide for hungry and needy Israeli families and children.

Rabbi Shlomo Ganzfried in the Kitzur Shulchan Aruch writes, “It is better [and more praiseworthy] to increase the amount of money given for matanot l’evyyonim than to enlarge one’s Purim meal or increase the amount of mishloach manot that one send’s to friends; for there is no greater joy and splendor before the Holy One Blessed is He than to gladden the heart of the poor, the orphaned and the widowed.” (142:1)

May you have a Purim Same’ach,

Rabbi Howard Zack
 

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COVID-19 Resources:

Click here for an important Message from Torat Emet, Ahavas Sholom, Beth Jacob, Kollel and CTA Rabbinic Leadership regarding COVID-19

• HowtoMakeWearFaceMasks.pdf​​​
• Franklin County Public Health
• Ohio Department of Health 
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention COVID-19 Overview - Centers for Disease Control
• World Health Organization COVID-19 Advice For The Public   - World Health Organization
• Johns Hopkins Global COVID-19 Case Map   - John Hopkins Hospital
• Travel Tips: Coronavirus   - U.S. Department of State's Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC)

Online Learning Resources:

• https://www.yutorah.org/
• https://www.sefaria.org/
• https://www.aish.com/
• https://www.etzion.org.il/en

We pray for those who are sick, for everyone’s safety,
and for a swift end to this plague.

Family Kabbalat Shabbat & Dinner  Subsidize this program for $180 (includes family admission) Underwrite this program for $1,250 (each occurance) PJs & Havdalah  Underwrite this program for $200 (each occurrence) Teen Cholent Underwrite this program for $100 (each occurrence) Pre-Purim Carnival  Underwrite this program for $1,500

Click here to underwrite any of these programs T

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