Weekly announcements

Announcements are sent via email only on Thursdays.
Event reminders are sent via Whatsapp each Monday @ Noon.
Past Announcements are available to view at any time HERE.

Table of Contents
1. Mazal Tovs & Tzeitchem l'Shalom
2. Schedule, Link to Refuah Shelaymah List & Kiddush Sponsorship
3. Shul Announcements
    a.  DEADLINES AND LINKS
4. Community Announcements
   a. Greater Boston Jewish Coalition for Literacy
5. Donations Received Week of 9/29/22 - 10/5/22

~ MAZAL TOV on the news of a healthy baby boy born to Penina and Yosef Schacht. Thrilled grandparents are David & Phyllis Schacht and Sonia & Bernie Kozlovsky of Baltimore.  
May Penina and Yosef merit to raise this little man to a life of Torah Chupah and Ma'asim Tovim. 

~ MAZAL TOV on the news of a healthy baby girl born to Alanna Wolf and Herschel Singer. Thrilled big sister is Raize. Proud grandparents are Debbie & David Wolf of Needham, MA, and Sheldon & Ruth Singer of Albany, NY. 

May it be a year full of new life and new beginnings! Mazal tov to both families! 

Tzeitchem L'Shalom to Hedy Wald
​​​​​​​Tzeitchem l'shalom to Hedy Wald as she makes the move from her home in Sharon to be near her children in Long Island.
Drs. Hedy Wald and Mark Weiner z’l have been key members of our community for 36 years, supporting both SHAS and YIOS. In fact, when they arrived from Brookline, everyone knew Hedy's name, because she was the only one to return the volunteer questionnaire for the brand new Hebrew day school.
Hedy went on to serve on the SHAS and Maimonides School Boards of Directors and ran youth activities at the shul, and was honored with the Reitman Service Award.
Mark z’l served as President of the shul and initiated and ran the youth davening and laining group for many years. They were honored at one of the shul's dinners.
Hedy’s devotion as a cancer caregiver and Mark’s courage through his illness inspired many and changed many lives. We wish Hedy lots of nachas in her new home.

​​​​​Minyan Schedule

Thursday, September 29
6:15 a.m.  Shacharit with Selichot
6:19 a.m. Mincha/Ma’ariv

Friday, September 30
6:15 a.m.  Shacharit with Selichot
6:10 p.m.  Candle-lighting, Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv

Shabbat, October 1
Parashat Vayeilech, Shabbat, Shuva
7:30 a.m. Shacharit #1- In Main Sanctuary followed by a shiur with Rabbi David Saltzman, 
"וַיֵּלֶךְ מֹשֶׁה וַיְדַבֵּר"   Walky Talky
9:00 a.m. Shacharit #2- In the tent 
9:15 a.m. Shacharit #3- In Main Sanctuary 
9:38 a.m. Sof Z’man Kriyat Sh’ma
10:15 a.m. Youth Groups 
10:30 a.m. Tot Shabbat
5:45 p.m. Mincha in the Main Sanctuary - At Shabbat mincha we will be saying a Kel Maleh for all the Yahrtzeits in the month of Tishrei. 
6:10 p.m. Shabbat Shuva Shiur with Rabbi Cheses in Main Sanctuary: “How to Disagree About Hot Topics So That Both Sides Win: A Cautionary Rosh Hashana Tale”
6:15 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Bnei Akiva
7:08 p.m. Ma'ariv, Havdala

Sunday, October 2
7:30 a.m. Shacharit with Selichot 
6:10 p.m. Mincha/Ma’ariv

Monday, October 3
6:15 a.m. Shacharit with Selichot 
6:10 p.m. Mincha/Ma’ariv

Tuesday, October 4
Erev Yom Kippur 
6:30 a.m. Shacharit with Selichot
2:00 p.m. Mincha #1 in the tent
4:00 p.m. Mincha #2 in the tent
Seudah HaMafseket (last meal before fast)
6:04 p.m. Candle Lighting, Fast begins
6:04 p.m. Kol Nidre (In Main Sanctuary and Tent) Ma'ariv, After Ma’ariv there will be a shiur with Rabbi Klapper on Sefer Yonah in the Tent

Wednesday, October 5
Yom Kippur
7:45 a.m. Minyan A: Social Hall 
8:00 a.m. Minyan B: Main Sanctuary 
8:30 a.m. Minyan C: Tent
10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.  Babysitting for ages 2-7
4:30 p.m. Mincha (in Main Sanctuary and Tent)
5:40 p.m. Neilah (in Main Sanctuary and Tent)
7:01 p.m. Ma'ariv, Havdala, fast ends

Thursday, October 6
6:45 a.m. Shacharit 
6:04 a.m. Mincha/Ma’ariv 

Link to Refuah Shelaymah List

KIDDUSH SPONSORSHIP THIS WEEK
This week’s Main Minyan Kiddush is sponsored by Jodi Hoffman and Amir Karger to thank the community for 18 years of friendship, community, and ... kiddush!

Sponsor a Kiddush!
Place a Shout Out!

Deadlines!!
For Yom Kippur Seating - Deadline Passed. Late Fees in Effect.
- Reserve HERE .

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Share the Gift of Reading with a Child
Many local children have fallen behind in their studies as a result of the pandemic. For some children, it was difficult to learn certain skills over zoom. The program, the Greater Boston Jewish Coalition for Literacy, is a program of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston. Young Israel of Sharon is partnered with the Arnone Elementary School in Brockton. Volunteering once a week can be any day and the time can be arranged directly with the school. Training is provided for all volunteers. Teachers provide the materials they would like the volunteer to work with during the sessions. Professional support is offered and available when you need it. If you would rather not make a weekly commitment, there are other stand-alone programs throughout the year that may be of interest to you.
 
Please be in touch with Suzanne Andisman at 305-613-9337 or  sandisman@gmail.com  about participating in this increible program. 

Young Israel of Sharon gratefully acknowledges donations received 9/29/22 - 10/5/22

For Rabbi's Tzedakah Fd:
Schiffer, Gilbert & Jill
Stone, Elihu
Ziv-Kreger, David & Ronit

For General Donations:
Ellse, Jeffrey

​​​​​​​HOW DO I.... WHO DO I...? Quick Link to Our Contacts ​​​​​​​

The Young Israel of Sharon is a vibrant shul with a warm, friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Our ideology is inclusiveness.
Young Israel exemplifies the ideals of Modern Orthodoxy: serious Torah study and practice, with an embrace of diversity; and a participatory openness to the best of contemporary culture and community.

Announcements are sent via email only on Thursdays.
Event reminders are sent via Whatsapp each Monday @ Noon.
Past Announcements are available to view at any time HERE.

The corrections are: Friday Night, 9/16 - 
6:35 PM Candle lighting, Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat and Maariv; and Saturday night/Sunday morning 9/17-18 - Selichot is at 12:40 AM.

Table of Contents
1. Mazal Tovs & Todah Rabahs
2. Schedule, Link to Refuah Shelaymah List & Kiddush Sponsorship
3. Shul Announcements
    a.  DEADLINES AND LINKS
    b. Bnei Akiva this Shabbat
    c. Cooking Class with the Bnot
    d. Tzedakah Opportunity IMO Ezra Tovia Yakov Pollak, z'l
    e. Talmud with translation with Deborah Klapper: The eighth chapter of Bava Kama
    f. Appreciating the Origins of the Aleinu Prayer with Rabbi Cheses
    g. Mishna learning for Joan Bramson z'l, mother of Marcia Spellman
4. Community Announcements
   a. Ma'ayan Learning Opportunity for September
   b. Greater Boston Jewish Coalition for Literacy
   c. JF&CS Resources
   d. Sharon Pluralism Network - Upcoming Event
5. Donations Received Week of 9/8/22 - 9/14/22

Rabbi Cheses will be joining the Maimonides School Retreat this Shabbat. Thank you (in advance) to Rabbi Soffer for giving a Dvar Torah after Musaf and to Rabbi Saltzman for giving a shiur between Mincha and Ma'ariv. 

~ Mazal Tov to Adam and Amy Goldman on the upcoming marriage of their daughter Elisheva to Aaron Purow. 

~ Mazal Tov to Lisa Michael and Mark Altabet on the upcoming marriage of their son Ezra to Ilana Leonard.
 

~ Thank you to all the volunteers who helped make the BBQ run smoothly and serve food to over 250 people! Special shoutout to those who stayed late to help clean up afterwards. 
Tova's Catering, Jodi Saltzman, Rachel Klausner, Skai Bateman, Sareet Bluestone, Kira Goldberg, Rachel Levine, Zoe Gerber, Bob Morgan, Hilary Miller, Chana Rivka Dana, Rachel Schacht, Techiya Ben-David, Menucha Ben-David, Daniella Feder, Mark Bailen, Monica Roizner, Hodaya Teller, Shira Cohen, Jonathan Goldberg, Talia Abir, Amiel Abir, Rabbi Soffer, Hershel Ellenbogen, Ella Aylesworth, Liz Offen, Ethan Mascoop, Susan Mascoop, Stuart Salzberg, Rena Weinberg, Rebecca Lieberman, Daniel Kool, Meredith Peltzman, and Tova Yarmush
Hope to see everyone at the next event!

~ Thank you to Kayla Bellin for keeping our planters all along the front of the building looking beautiful, fresh and seasonal!

​​​​​Minyan Schedule

Thursday, Sep 15
6:45 AM Shacharit 
6:47 PM Mincha/Maariv 

Friday, Sep 16
6:45 AM Shacharit
6:35 PM Candle Lighting
6:35 PM Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat & Ma'ariv - this is the correct time

Shabbat, Sep 17, Parshat Ki Tavo
7:30 AM Shacharit #1 in the Main Sanctuary 
9:00 AM Shacharit #2 outside on the playground
9:15 AM Shacharit #3 in the Main Sanctuary with a Drasha by Rabbi Jordan Soffer
9:33 AM Sof Zman Kriyat Shema 
10:15 AM Kids’ Groups (K-2; 3-5)
10:30 AM Tot Shabbat (outside weather permitting)
6:00 PM Bnei Akiva in the Social Hall for grades 1-5 with Bnot
6:35 PM Mincha followed by a shiur with Rabbi Saltzman on “Make אֱמִֽירְךָ֣ Great Again!”
7:33 PM Ma'ariv, Havdala
10:00 PM Early Selichot for those who can’t stay up for late Selichot
12:40 AM Selichot
 
Sunday, Sep 18 
No early Shacharit 
8:00 AM Shacharit (without Selichot)
8:30 AM Pruzbol Beit Din In Beit Midrash 
6:35 PM Mincha/Ma’ariv

Monday, Sep 19
6:20 AM Selichot Followed by Shacharit 
6:35 PM Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:00 PM Talmud In Translation, with Deborah Klapper 

Tuesday, Sep 20
6:20 AM Selichot Followed by Shacharit 
6:35 PM Mincha/Ma’ariv

Wednesday, Sep 21
6:20 AM Selichot Followed by Shacharit 
6:35 PM Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:00 PM Appreciating the Origins of Aleinu: Preparing for Rosh Hashana with Rabbi Cheses

Thursday, Sep 22
6:20 AM Selichot Followed by Shacharit 
6:35 PM Mincha/Ma’ariv
 

Link to Refuah Shelaymah List

KIDDUSH SPONSORSHIP THIS WEEK
This week’s Main Minyan Kiddush is sponsored by Aaron & Rachel Schacht in honor of  Nora's 2nd birthday! Happy Birthday, Nora!

Sponsor a Kiddush!
Place a Shout Out!

Deadlines!!
For Yizkor Book - Friday, September 16th - Place your ad HERE .
For Yamim Noraim Seating - Monday, September 19th - Reserve HERE .
Order your lulav and etrog sets HERE .

Tzedakah Opportunity IMO Ezra Tovia Yakov Pollak, z'l
Just over two weeks ago, we were heartbroken to learn of the untimely passing of Ezra Tovia Yakov z'l, son of Ruthie (Zisblatt) & Tani Pollak, nephew of Moshe & Ilana Zisblatt, and cousin of our beloved students Yakira and Yoni.
Please consider joining Rabbi Cheses in making a donation , as the family raises funds for a Sefer Torah in his memory. 
If you are not in a position to make a financial gift, please consider doing an extra mitzvah in his memory.

Gemara Class with Deborah Klapper
"Talmud with translation, with Deborah Klapper: The eighth chapter of Bava Kama" will be starting again on Monday, September 12th.
It will meet on Mondays from 8:00 PM - 8:45 PM at the shul.
New people are welcome! Please  send Deborah Klapper your email address to be added to the group that gets the source packet in advance.

Appreciating the Origins of the Aleinu Prayer: 
A two part series to prepare for the Yamim Noraim 
With Rabbi Noah Cheses
Wednesdays, September 14 & 21 from 8:00-8:45 PM in the Beit Midrash.

Mishna learning for Joan Bramson z'l, mother of Marcia Spellman
You are invited to participate in the learning of the entire Six Orders of the Mishnah
in memory of Marcia Spellman’s mother, Joan Bramson, Yocheved bat Eliyahu v’Chana Riva z”l.
Sign up to learn a masechta of Mishna in her memory, in advance of her first yahrzeit, 8 Av -- July 26, 2023, here:  https://tinyurl.com/JBMishnayot

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Ma'ayan September Learning Opportunity
On Sunday, September 18, Ma'ayan welcomes Dr. Rivka Press Schwartz for the annual Elul lecture, “Nothing Gold Can Stay”: Cultivating an Adult Relationship with God and Judaism with Dr. Rivka Press Schwartz. The Elul Lecture will take place at Congregation Shaarei Tefillah (35 Morseland Ave, Newton, MA) on Sunday, September 18 at 10am. This event is free and open to the public, although advance registration is requested.
To learn more about these opportunities, please visit the Ma'ayan website 

Share the Gift of Reading with a Child
Many local children have fallen behind in their studies as a result of the pandemic. For some children, it was difficult to learn certain skills over zoom. The program, the Greater Boston Jewish Coalition for Literacy, is a program of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston. Young Israel of Sharon is partnered with the Arnone Elementary School in Brockton. Volunteering once a week can be any day and the time can be arranged directly with the school. Training is provided for all volunteers. Teachers provide the materials they would like the volunteer to work with during the sessions. Professional support is offered and available when you need it. If you would rather not make a weekly commitment, there are other stand-alone programs throughout the year that may be of interest to you.
 
Please be in touch with Suzanne Andisman at 305-613-9337 or  sandisman@gmail.com  about participating in this increible program. 

Sharon Pluralism Network Upcoming Event
Sharon Pluralism Network (SPN) is sponsoring a FREE interactive Zoom experience with True Story Theater on Sunday, October 23rd from 4-6pm and we hope you will join us. SPN has offered past events with True Story Theater with much success and many of you who attended have asked that we offer it again. Whether or not you have attended a True Story Theater program in the past, we think you will find the event fun, informative and community-building, so we hope you will REGISTER using the link below and join us for a wonderful afternoon! Registration starts today.
 
When:    Sunday, October 23, 2022 
Where:  Virtual Program on Zoom 
Time:      4:00-6:00 pm 
Who: FREE and Open to anyone with connections to the Sharon community 

Registration Required. Sign up HERE .   

Description: What happens in a True Story Theater performance?  The cast of True Story Theater brings together the delight of improvisation with the riveting vulnerability of people sharing their personal truths.

The show’s emcee (called “the conductor”) facilitates brief, spontaneous conversations with volunteers from the audience who share their own feelings and experiences arising from the question “What is it like to be YOU in Sharon?”  After each conversation, the actors and musician immediately embody the key feelings and actions they heard, using movement, music, dialogue, and superb listening. All of it is improvised on the spot.

From this simple interaction, audience members laugh, cry, get insights about their lives, and feel an expanded sense of community. Whether you share a moment from your life and see it performed, or just come to watch, this can lead to deeper connections built on greater understanding, compassion, and empathy with one another – and help to reduce the divides among us.   
 
The Sharon Pluralism Network thanks the Sharon Cultural Council and the Massachusetts Cultural Council for helping fund this event. 

Young Israel of Sharon gratefully acknowledges donations received 9/8/22 - 9/14/22

For Yahrtzeit/Yizkor:
Ramelson, Harley & Sharon

For Rabbi's Tzedakah Fd:
Fistel, Amy
Klapper, Aryeh & Deborah

For Yahrtzeit Plaque:Kesselman, Elayne

For Holly Mindick Fd:
Avigan, David & Michelle
Hartman, Rabbi Barry & Shoshana
Palatinsky, Emanuel & Beila

For Shabbat Aliyot:
Palatinsky, Emanuel & Beila

For General Donations:
Mayer, Vivian
Steinberg, Alex & Shoshana

​​​​​​​HOW DO I.... WHO DO I...? Quick Link to Our Contacts ​​​​​​​

The Young Israel of Sharon is a vibrant shul with a warm, friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Our ideology is inclusiveness.
Young Israel exemplifies the ideals of Modern Orthodoxy: serious Torah study and practice, with an embrace of diversity; and a participatory openness to the best of contemporary culture and community.

Announcements are sent via email only on Thursdays.
Event reminders are sent via Whatsapp each Monday @ Noon.
Past Announcements are available to view at any time HERE.

Table of Contents
1. Mazal Tovs 
2. Schedule, Link to Refuah Shelaymah List & Kiddush Sponsorship
3. Shul Announcements
    a. Teen Minyan
    b. Shabbat Morning Groups
    c. Meet & Greet with our new Bnot this Shabbat afternoon!
    d. YI/SHAS/Yachad BBQ - Register Now!
    e. Young Israel and Temple Israel Professional Networking Event
    f. Mishna learning for Joan Bramson z'l, mother of Marcia Spellman
4. Community Announcements
   a. JF&CS Resources
   b. Sharon Pluralism Network - Upcoming Event
5. Donations Received Week of 8/25/22 - 8/31/22

~ Mazal Tov to Allison Pultman on becoming a bat mitzvah this Shabbat. Mazal tov to parents Sara & Avi, sisters Jenna, Madison, and Jessica, grandparents Debbie & Wayne Pultman and Debbie & Josh Galitzer, and the entire extended family.

~ Mazal Tov to grandparents Debbie & Hershel Ellenbogen and Mila & Yehuda Klahr of Lawrence, NY on the birth of a beautiful baby boy to Miriam Pearl Klahr & Yakov Ellenbogen of Riverdale, NY. Excited Aunts and Uncles are Leah, Dov, Shira, Binny and Yishai Ellenbogen and Leah, Ayelet, Shmuli, Aviva and Hadassa Klahr. Proud great grandparents are Daniel & Linda z"l Hershberg, Evelyn & Alfi z"l Ellenbogen, and Sarra & Benedict Golinsky. 

​​​​​Minyan Schedule

Thursday, Sep 1
6:45 AM Shacharit 
7:11 PM Mincha/Maariv 

Friday, Sep 2
6:45 AM Shacharit 
6:59 PM Candle LightingMincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv 

Shabbat, Sep 3, Shabbat Shoftim    
7:30 AM Shacharit #1 in Main Sanctuary
9:00 AM Shacharit #2 (outside on playground)
9:15 AM Shacharit #3 in Main Sanctuary followed by a Dvar Torah from Bat Mitzvah Allison Pultman
9:28 AM Sof Zman Kriyat Shema 
9:30 AM Teen Minyan in the Beit Midrash 
10:15 AM Kids’ Groups (K-2; 3-5)
10:30 AM Tot Shabbat in the Sukkah (weather permitting)
6:59 PM Mincha followed by shiur with Rabbi Cheses on “A Mistake in a Sefer Torah: When Do We Need to Replace the Torah?”
7:58 PM Ma’ariv followed by Havdalah

Sunday, Sep 4
7:15 AM Shacharit #1 
8:15 AM Shacharit #2 
6:59 PM Mincha/Ma’ariv

Monday, Sep 5 – Holiday Schedule
7:15 AM Shacharit #1 
8:15 AM Shacharit #2 
6:59 PM Mincha/Ma’ariv

Tuesday, Sep 6
6:45 AM Shacharit
6:59 PM Mincha/Maariv

Wednesday, Sep 7
6:45 AM Shacharit 
6:59 PM Mincha/Maariv 

Thursday, Sep 8
6:45 AM Shacharit 
6:59 PM Mincha/Maariv

Link to Refuah Shelaymah List

KIDDUSH SPONSORSHIP THIS WEEK
This week’s sweet and refreshing Main Minyan Kiddush is sponsored by Debbie & Josh Galitzer and Debbie & Wayne Pultman in honor of their granddaughter, Allison, becoming a bat mitzvah.

Sponsor a Kiddush!
Place a Shout Out!

Teen Minyan

We are thrilled to be re-starting our teen minyan this upcoming shabbat, Parshat Shoftim! 

This year's OUTSTANDING teen minyan leadership team is: 
Elon Goldman, Kiddush Coordinator
Shabtai Kaplan, Communications and Programing Coordinator
Mati and Eli Yablon Dvar Torah & Leyning Coordinator

The teens will meet in the Beit Midrash at 9:30 AM and have an outdoor Kiddush following davening. 

All future communications for Teen Minyan will be over whatsapp (because email is a dinosaur!) so if you or your child would like to be updated about teen minyan affairs please email Shabtai Kaplan your number/child's number and he will add it to the whatsapp group. 

Join YI Sharon, SHAS & Yachad for our annual End of Summer BBQ
Sunday, September 11th 4:30pm-6:30pm
100 Ames Back Parking Lot
$20/person (Family Cap- $100)
Join us for a BBQ, Moonbounces, Beer and more!
Sign up today!!

Young Israel and Temple Israel Professional Networking Event
Monday, September 12th at 5:30 PM
Young Israel and Temple Israel are excited to team up for a professional networking event for community members!  Whether you’re looking for a job, networking opportunities for business, or want to help or meet other Shul members, Speed Networking is a place to start! We are excited to host this event in person at Young Israel on Monday, September 12th at 5:30 PM, and light refreshments will be served.
 
RSVP here

We will be limiting this event to the first 40 RSVPs. With any questions please reach out to Sharona Sternberg , Stewart Hirsch , or Larry Lencz ​​​​​​​.
Join the YI Sharon Professionals LinkedIn group

Mishna learning for Joan Bramson z'l, mother of Marcia Spellman
You are invited to participate in the learning of the entire Six Orders of the Mishnah
in memory of Marcia Spellman’s mother, Joan Bramson, Yocheved bat Eliyahu v’Chana Riva z”l.
Sign up to learn a masechta of Mishna in her memory, in advance of her first yahrzeit, 8 Av -- July 26, 2023, here:  https://tinyurl.com/JBMishnayot

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Sharon Pluralism Network Upcoming Event
Sharon Pluralism Network (SPN) is sponsoring a FREE interactive Zoom experience with True Story Theater on Sunday, October 23rd from 4-6pm and we hope you will join us. SPN has offered past events with True Story Theater with much success and many of you who attended have asked that we offer it again. Whether or not you have attended a True Story Theater program in the past, we think you will find the event fun, informative and community-building, so we hope you will REGISTER using the link below and join us for a wonderful afternoon! Registration starts today.
 
When:    Sunday, October 23, 2022 
Where:  Virtual Program on Zoom 
Time:      4:00-6:00 pm 
Who: FREE and Open to anyone with connections to the Sharon community 

Registration Required. Sign up HERE .   

Description: What happens in a True Story Theater performance?  The cast of True Story Theater brings together the delight of improvisation with the riveting vulnerability of people sharing their personal truths.

The show’s emcee (called “the conductor”) facilitates brief, spontaneous conversations with volunteers from the audience who share their own feelings and experiences arising from the question “What is it like to be YOU in Sharon?”  After each conversation, the actors and musician immediately embody the key feelings and actions they heard, using movement, music, dialogue, and superb listening. All of it is improvised on the spot.

From this simple interaction, audience members laugh, cry, get insights about their lives, and feel an expanded sense of community. Whether you share a moment from your life and see it performed, or just come to watch, this can lead to deeper connections built on greater understanding, compassion, and empathy with one another – and help to reduce the divides among us.   
 
The Sharon Pluralism Network thanks the Sharon Cultural Council and the Massachusetts Cultural Council for helping fund this event. 

Young Israel of Sharon gratefully acknowledges donations received 8/25/22 - 8/31/22

For Tribute Cards:
Simon, H. Larry

For Rabbi's Tzedakah Fd:
Greene, David & Batya
Hamer, David - In memory of Michelle Hamer
Klausner, Mitch & Miriam

For Chumash Purchase:​​​​​​​
Fuld, Lenny & Suzy

For The Holly Mindick Fd:
Hamer, David - In memory of Michelle Hamer
Mindick, Kerry & Judith
Zizmor, Matthew & Maxine

For Yahrtzeit/Yizkor:
Maltzman, Edwin
Sloane, David & Tsila

For Shabbat Aliyot:
Hartman, Rabbi Barry & Shoshana
Stein, Ira & Shirley

​​​​​​​HOW DO I.... WHO DO I...? Quick Link to Our Contacts ​​​​​​​

The Young Israel of Sharon is a vibrant shul with a warm, friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Our ideology is inclusiveness.
Young Israel exemplifies the ideals of Modern Orthodoxy: serious Torah study and practice, with an embrace of diversity; and a participatory openness to the best of contemporary culture and community.