Shabbat Schedule Friday 6:00 AM Daf Yomi 7:00 AM Shacharit 6:55 PM Mincha/Maariv 7:03 PM Candle Lighting
Shabbat
9:00 AM Shacharit 12:00 PM Shabbat Torah Table Talk with Rabbi Neuman - "Rav Saadia Gaon Conclusion" 6:10 PM Pre-Mincha Shiur by David Goldmeier 6:40 PM Mincha Daf Yomi Siyyum 8:00 PM Shabbat Ends
Weekday Schedule
Sunday - Erev Rosh Hashanah 6:30 AM Daf Yomi 7:30 AM Shacharit 6:55 PM Mincha/Maariv 6:59 PM Candle Lighting
Monday - Rosh Hashanah 1st Day 8:30 AM Shacharit 10:00 AM Torah Service 10:45 AM Sermon/Shofar 11:30 AM Musaph 12:15 PM Exploratory Service 5:00 PM Tashlich at the home of Jay & Jeanie Schottenstein 6:15 PM Mincha at Jay & Jeanie's 6:55 PM Mincha/Maariv 7:56 PM Candlelighting, AFTER
Tuesday - Rosh Hashanah 2nd Day 8:30 AM Shacharit 10:00 AM Torah Service 10:45 AM Sermon/Shofar 11:30 AM Musaph 6:55 PM Mincha 7:55 PM Yom Tov Ends Wednesday - Fast of Gedalia 5:25 AM Daf Yomi 6:17 AM Fast Begins 6:25 AM Shacharit 6:35 PM Mincha 7:35 PM Maariv 7:53 PM Fast Ends Thursday 5:30 AM Daf Yomi 6:30 AM Shacharit 6:50 PM Mincha/Mariv Friday 5:30 AM Daf Yomi 6:30 AM Shacharit 6:45 PM Mincha/Maariv 6:52 PM Candlelighting
Class Schedule
Shabbat Torah Table Talk
with Rabbi Neuman Saturday at 12:00 PM
Calendar Corner September 29th-October 1st Rosh Hashanah September 30th Exploratory Rosh Hashanah Service in the Beit Midrash September 30th Tashlich at the home of Jay & Jeanie October 2nd Fast of Gedalia October 4th MSG (Main Street Grownups) Oneg Shabbat at the Nutis home October 8th & 9th Yom Kippur October 9th Exploratory Yom Kippur Service in the Beit Midrash October 13th-15th Sukkot Yom Tov October 14th Candy Sukkah Building during Groups October 15th Young Families Sukkah Hop
Mazel Tov!
to Chaya and Rabbi Henoch Morris on the engagement of their daughter, Ahuva, to Zev Weiss of Edison, New Jersey
Refuah Shleyma to
Mara Ryan
Condolences
to David Schottenstein and family on the passing of mother, Jeanette Schottenstein Starbird
to Sheila Zwelling and family on the passing of mother, Maxine Slone
Kiddush
Kiddush this week is sponsored by the shul
Seudah Shlisheet this week is sponsored by Sarah Frank and Family in commemoration of the yahrzeits of husband, father and grandfather, Moshe Frank, and mother, grandmother and great grandmother,, Chaya Zwerdling
Kiddush Captain this week is Marge Ciranni. Kiddush Team members are Ari Bandler, Wendy Horwitz, Barbara Meluch, Cig & Skip Parks and Sarah Stanich
If you would like to sponsor a Kiddush or Seudah Shlisheet, please click here
Ushers Ushers for Shabbat and Yom Tov this week are Hillard Abroms, Susie Stan & Stu Appelbaum, Terri & Rick Barnett, Pilar Bennett, Gary Blumberg, Michael Blumenfeld, Irv Boiman, Lisa Eckmann, Marcia Epstein, Samone & Mark Fischer, Robin Garvin, David Goldmeier, Wendy Horwitz, Alan Katchen, Larry Kaufman, Michelle Lessnick, Naomi Myers, Fred Needham, and Rick Awelling
Gabbaim Shabbat Gabbai Rishon: Daniel Rosenberg Gabbai Sheni: Benjamin Metz Rosh Hashanah 1st Day Gabbai Rishon: Marc Neiwirth Gabbai Sheni: David Goldmeier Rosh Hashanah 2nd Day Gabbai Rishon: Benjamin Metz Gabbai Sheni: Daniel Rosenberg
Donations
EDUCATION FUND in memory of grandmother Minnie Lewis from Barbara Meluch
LAURI PODELL ZOFAN MEMORIAL YOUTH FUND in honor of Rabbi Henoch and Mrs. Chaya Morris on the engagement of their daughter Ahuva to Zev Weiss from Ely Zofan, Arlene Sapir's special birthday from Marilyn & Stuart Cole, Rabbi Joel Epstein's special birthday from Marilyn & Stuart Cole in memory of Jeanette Schottenstein Starbird from Ely Zofan
RABBI'S FUND in memory of in loving memory of father Charlie Perel and grandfather Israel Perel from Mel & Pearl Perel, Jeanette Starbird from Meri & Ed King
SYNAGOGUE FUND in commemoration of the yahrzeit of mother, Charlotte Steinberg from Barbara & Ray Kalef in honor of Liz and Jeremy Kalef from Heddy & Leonard Rabe, Liz and Jeremy Kalef from Jane & Steve Rabe, the Bar Mitzvah of Shlomo Epstein from Lynn & Joel Fisher, Arlene Sapir Happy Birthday! from Karen & Avi Mikalov in memory of Jeanette Schottenstein Starbird from Barbara & Ray Kalef, Jeanette Schottenstein Starbird from Harriet & Murray Weinberg, Jeanette Schottenstein Starbird from Lynn & Joel Fisher, Jeanette Schottenstein Starbird from Sarita & Michael Moss, Leslie Goldstein from Seth Becker, Jeanette Schottenstein Starbird from Ted & Mildred Blumenfeld, wishing a mazel tov to Rabbi Henoch and Mrs. Chaya Morris on the engagement of their daughter Ahuva to Zev Weiss from Eileen & Stuart Weltz
Happy Birthday this week to Libi Slabodnick, Monica Calabrese, Jeremy Kalef, Max Khabenskiy, Stefan Schiff, Harry Bernzweig, Daniel Rose, and Marit Epstein
Yahrzeits for this week are Chaya Zwerdling, mother of Sarah Frank David Myers, husband of Naomi Myers Bert Appelbaum, father of Todd Appelbaum Rebecca Berkowitz, grandmother of Anne Neiwirth Abe Dobkin, father of Yefim Dobkin; grandfather of Sara Dobkin Esther Supowit, mother of Kenneth Supowit
Synagogue Announcements
Parking for Shacharit With the holiday season approaching and the sukkah taking up parking spots we were granted permission to park in the Law Office parking lot next door from 7AM-8:30AM if our parking lot fills up for morning services.
Shabbat Program for children in Kindergarten through 2nd grade 10:45am in the lower level The program begins with davening, followed by snacks, a Parsha summery and games.
This week's parent volunteer is Ayala Kohn. Thank you to Sara Libby Epstein who led the group last week.
If you are interested in being on the Parent Leader rotation
Rosh Hashanah 5780 Erev Rosh Hashanah Sunday, September 29th Shacharit 7:30 am Mincha/Maariv 6:55 pm Candle Lighting 6:59 pm
1st Day Rosh Hashanah Monday, September 30th Shacharit 8:30 am Torah Service 10:00 am Sermon/Shofar 10:45 am Musaph 11:30 am Exploratory Service 12:15 pm Tashlich at home of Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Mincha at Jay and Jeanie's 6:15 pm Mincha at Shul 6:55 pm Candle Lighting, AFTER 7:56 pm
2nd day Rosh Hashanah Tuesday, October 1st Shacharit 8:30 am Torah Service 10:00 am Sermon/Shofar 10:45 am Musaph 11:30 am Mincha 6:55 pm Yom Tov Ends 7:55 pm
Fast of Gedaliah Wednesday, October 2nd Fast Begins 6:17 am Shacharit 6:25 am Mincha 6:35 pm Maariv 7:35 pm Fast Ends 7:53 pm
Shabbat Shuva Saturday, October 5th Shacharit 9:00 am No Kiddush Seudah Shlisheet at Home Mincha 6:15 pm Shabbat Shuva Drasha 6:45 pm "Are People Naturally Good? The Take of a Brisker & a Hassid & What it Means for Us" Shabbat Ends 7:49 pm
Yom Kippur 5780 Erev Yom Kippur Tuesday, October 8th Shacharit 6:45 am Early Mincha 2:15 pm Late Mincha 6:15 pm Candle Lighting* 6:45 pm Kol Nidre 6:45 pm
Yom Kippur Wednesday, October 9th Shacharit 9:00 am Torah Service 10:45 am Sermon & Yizkor 11:45 am Musaph 12:30 pm Exploratory Service 12:45 pm Break with Shiurim Mincha 4:45 pm Neilah 6:25 pm Maariv / Shofar 7:40 pm
Sukkot 5780 Erev Sukkot Sunday, October 13th Shacharit 8:00 am Mincha 6:30 pm Candle Lighting 6:37 pm
1st Day Sukkot Monday, October 14th Shacharit 9:00 am Children's Candy Sukkah Making during groups
Hoshanot following Musaph
Women's Hoshanot in Beit Midrash
Young Families Sukkah Hop 4:30 pm Mincha 6:30 pm Candle Lighting, AFTER 7:34 pm
2nd Day Sukkot Tuesday, October 15th Shacharit 9:00 am
Hoshanot following Musaph
Women's Hoshanot in Beit Midrash
Mincha 6:30 pm Yom Tov Ends 7:33 pm
Chol Ha Moed Sukkot Wed Oct 16th & Thurs Oct 17th Shacharit 6:45 am Mincha 6:30 pm
3rd Day Chol HaMoed Sukkot Friday, October 18th Shacharit 6:45 am Mincha 6:25 pm Candle Lighting 6:30 pm
Shabbat Chol Hamoed Sukkot Saturday, October 19th Shacharit 9:00 am Mincha 6:05 pm Shabbat Ends 7:28 pm
Hoshanah Rabba/Erev Yom Tov Sunday, October 20th Shacharit 7:30 am Mincha 6:20 pm Candle Lighting 6:27 pm
Shemini Atzeret Monday, October 21st Shacharit 9:00 am Yizkor 10:30 am Mincha 6:25 pm Candle Lighting, AFTER 7:25 pm Maariv 7:25 pm Hakafot followed by Simchat Torah Seudah
Simchat Torah Tuesday, October 22nd Shacharit 9:00 am
Layning in Main Sanctuary and Beit Midrash
Women's Layning upstairs in Classrooms A & B
Teen Layning & Kiddush in sukkah
Hakafot followed by Simchat Torah Seudah
Mincha 6:00 p Yom Tov Ends 7:24 pm
*Please light candles at home before Mincha. One should have in mind not accept Yom Tov until Maariv at shul.
Congregation Torat Emet is excited to announce that Chazan Dovid Weinberg will once again be leading the congregation in High Holiday services. Chazan Weinberg certainly lives up to his reputation for the ability to combine popular melodies and traditional chazanut. Born in Jerusalem, Chazan Weinberg studied nusach with his father, Rabbi Noftoli Weinberg, and with the world-renown chazan Moshe Stern.
He is the permanent chazan at Congregation Ohel Yitzhak in Jerusalem and a guest chazzan at the Great Synagogue in Yerushalim, the Yeshurun Synagogue and other congregations throughout Israel. Chazan Weinberg is often called to synagogues and programs in Europe and in other cities in the U.S. Prior to his work at Torat Emet, he led the High Holiday Services at Congregation Shaarei Tfilah in L.A. He lives in Jerusalem with his wife Bracha and their children. When not busy with Chazanut he works in advertising.
Lulav & Etrog It's that time of year again! In order that you may fulfill the mitzvah of Lulav and Etrog as it is written in the Torah, "and you shall take on the first day, the fruit of the tree and branches of palm trees and a bough of the tree Avot and willows of the brook and you shall rejoice before the Lord your G-d seven days," we recommend you order your set through the Mitzvah Depot, mitzvahdepot@gmail.com or 614-706-2714.
Women are encouraged to purchase their own lulav & etrog set as we will once again hold a Women's Hoshanot service on Yom Tov.
In addition, we will have a Torah reading for women on Simchat Torah morning.
The High Street Community is a project sponsored by Jonathan and Nicole Schottenstein, and led by Rabbi Ari Neuman, for young professionals looking for meaningful Jewish experiences and fun ways to meet other young Jewish adults. The program's goal is to help its participants learn about Judaism in a way that is exciting, enjoyable, open, and welcoming to others no matter their background. For more information, or to sign up for HSC events and e-mails, please contact Rabbi Neuman at rabbineuman@toratemet.org or call the office at 614-238-6778.
Rabbi Zack recommends:
Dear Friend, Please read the introduction by Alex Israel and then click the link below to hear a most inspiring collaborative song that captures the essence of Rosh Hashanna and Yom Kippur. Rabbi Zack
Alex Israel September 23 at 4:58 PM · If politics here in Israel pits religious and secular as opponents and polar opposites, everyday living and particularly the music scene here reveal a landscape in which religious and secular have far more overlap, with much common ground, as both groups are not really separate; rather, they inhabit a continuum which we all share. In this new song, music superstar singer-songwriter Amir Dadon and actor-singer-former-secular-now-Breslover, Shuli Rand, team up in a song which speaks of how: "I live between the holy and the mundane; truth goes wild inside me...from where I come, there is no peace..." and it ends: "Protect me; Only that my feet not stumble." Is this a song or a prayer? Is this about a religious person or a secular one? Is this about all Jews wherever they sit on the spectrum? - we all live between the holy and the mundane, we all struggle with truth, life etc. This is an inspiration and a wonderful collaboration. I am depressed by politics, but elevated and enthralled by Israeli society as our artists demonstrate again and again that we share way more than divides us: that we are indeed all members of the same family. This "prayer" is a great way to enter Rosh Hashanna. "Between the holy and the mundane, I live; In the truth that goes wild inside me; With a thousand habits. With all the fear that my shoulders carry, I go out to scatter the words ...this journey is heavy, and a little too much for me; I need to grow from this, and then - enough! To grow from this, and then - enough! Protect me; Only that my feet not stumble."
Columbus Community Mikvah Erev Yom Tov Hours To better serve the community, The Columbus Community Mikvah will have an attendant available to accept walk-in appointments for Men before the High Holidays.
Walk-in hours will be from 8am-11am and from 2:00pm-5:00pm on Erev Rosh Hashanah, September 29th and on Erev Yom Kippur October 8th.
A $10 single use fee will be collected on arrival.
To keep up with the high volume of use at this time they are asking all non-member to bring their own towel.
If you would like to come at a different time you can make an appointment and pay online to get an access code.
The community mikvah, located at 2736 E. Main Street, Bexley.
Please pull into the driveway between Johnson’s Ice Cream and Wesbanco and pull around the right to access our parking lot. Please note there is limited parking subject to availability.
To schedule an appointment, please go to Columbuscommunitymikvah.org or you can text (614) 239-0838 with any questions.
Cafe 4300 is now open to the Jewish Community for lunch. Patrons must sign in at the desk upon entering the building.
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