Weekly announcements

CONDOLENCES
We wish condolences to Cary Krimsky on the loss of his mother, Evelyn Ronnie Krimsky, Esther Rivka Bat Yerachmiel v’ Sarah Leah z’l, beloved wife of Leonard; beloved mother and mother-in-law of Cary and Julie Krimsky and grandmother to their children Yael, Erez, Shira and Gabi; beloved mother and mother-in-law of Debbie and Seth Debbie Fischoff and grandmother to their children, Daniel, Sylvie and Aden.
Cary may be reached at: cdkrimsky@gmail.com.
May the Krimsky and Fishchoff families be comforted among the mourners of Tzion and Yerushalayim. 

WEEKLY SCHEDULEclick "Weekly Schedule" above to view online!

Friday, October 18
Hol ha-Moed Sukkot
5:50, 6:50 a.m. Shacharit
5:41 p.m. Candle-Lighting, Mincha/Ma’ariv
 
Shabbat, October 19
Shabbat Hol HaMoed Sukkot
7:30 a.m. Hashkama followed by Shiur with Rabbi Saltzman: שמיני עצרת - Have a knish
8:45 a.m. Early Start Main Minyan (Reading Kohelet)
9:46 a.m. Sof Zman Kriyat Shema
10:00 a.m. Tween Tefilla, kids groups
5:30 p.m. Bnei Akiva
5:41 p.m. Mincha followed by shiur with Rabbi Cheses on “How to Dispose of Daled Minim and Old Sukkah Pieces”
6:39 p.m. Ma'ariv, Havdala
 
Sunday, October 20
Hoshana Rabba
(Hoshanot will be available for $5)
7:30 a.m. Shacharit
5:38 p.m. Candle lighting, Mincha, Ma'ariv
 
Monday, October 21
Shmini Atzeret
7:30 a.m. Early Shacharit
8:45 a.m. Shacharit
10:00 a.m. Yizkor

4:30 p.m. Mincha (break for people to go home and eat something)
6:36 p.m. Candle Lighting (not before this time), Ma'ariv, Hakafot

Tuesday, October 22
Simchat Torah
9:00 a.m. One Minyan for Shacharit
10:15 a.m. Hakafot
11:15 a.m. Leining and Tefilat Nashim
11:45 a.m. Kol Hanearim (hopefully!)
12:56 p.m. Mincha
6:35 p.m. Ma'ariv, Havdala

Wednesday October 23
6:10 and 6:50 a.m. Shacharit
5:30 p.m. Mincha/Ma’ariv
9:00 p.m. Late Ma’ariv
 
Thursday October 24
6:00 and 6:50 a.m. Shacharit
5:30 p.m. Mincha/Ma’ariv
9:00 p.m. Late Ma’ariv
 
Friday October 25
6:10 and 6:50 a.m. Shacharit
5:30 p.m. Candle Lighting, Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Maariv

Tefilat Nashim on Simchat Torah!
Tefilat Nashim will be meeting the morning of Simchat Torah for Torah reading. Any girls or women interested in leining should contact
​​​​​​​Cheryl Harris at c: 617.417.2698, or h: 781.784.1115.

Happenings This Shabbat

IMPORTANT INFO
Please remember that children should be in shul, groups, or babysitting. To help keep everyone safe, we ask that children do NOT play outside in front of the building or in the parking lot. When they are playing on the back playground, please make sure your children put away toys when they are finished and pick up any plates/napkins/cups they use.
We need to work together to keep our toys in good shape, and our campus litter free.

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KIDDUSH
Kiddush this Shabbat is sponsored by Young Israel of Sharon and by Striar Hebrew Academy in honor of Rabbi Jordan & Dr. Marti Soffer, Maayan and Reuit Soffer's arrival in Sharon.

Kiddush for Shmini Atzeret and Erev Simchat Torah is sponsored by the shul.

Kiddush for Simchat Torah Day is sponsored by Tova's Catering.

Women's Torah Circle
Women's Tuesday Morning Torah Circle will return after the chagim.

Tzurba M'Rabanan - New Night
Tzurba M'Rabanan will resume on Tuesday nights after the chagim.
The first class will be on October 29th.

Join Us for a Musical Evening in the Sukkah Featuring The Spizzwinks
TONIGHT!!! Thursday, October 17, 2019
7:00 p.m. refreshments, followed by the performance at 7:30 p.m. 
The Yale Spizzwinks are America’s first and oldest underclassman a cappella group.  Since 1914, they have entertained audiences around the world with their unique blend of sweet harmony and tongue-in-cheek humor.  Recent American concert highlights include singing at the United States State Department for former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, Madison Square Garden, Carnegie Hall, the Connecticut Open tennis tournament, and for Lady Gaga at Yale’s Emotion Revolution summit. The Spizzwinks’ international concerts include singing for John Kerry in Beijing, at the Forbidden City Concert Hall in Beijing, China, at historic churches in Istanbul, and with the Cape Town youth choir.
 Suggested donation—$10 at the door.  Light refreshments will be served.
The event will be held in the Social Hall.

Six Decades and Beyond Simchat Torah Lunch
Please join the Six Decades and Beyond Group for a Simchat Torah Pot Lunch, on Tuesday, October 22, at the home of the Newburger-Hirsch Family. Thelma and Stewart live at 68 Ames Street. Please note that our hosts have a friendly dog.
Please email back to ninaskw@gmail.com with the following information;
1- your name; 2- the food you plan to bring for the event (Appetizer, Main dish, Dessert)
> Other - challah, wine, paper goods, soft drinks, etc.
The meal will be meat and parve. 
Please let us know by Thursday, October 17, that you are planning to join us.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact:  Nina Weinstock at ninaskw@gmail.com or Marcia Shimshak at mshimshak@gmail.com.

YIOS Book Club
Our next YI Book Club meeting will take place Wednesday, October 30, from 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. at the home of the Lisses, 110 Ames Street, when we will be discussing  A Woman in Jerusalem by A. B.Yehoshua.
 All book club books may be purchased from Amazon through the link on the YI website, which will provide Young Israel with 10% of the purchase price.  We also try to ensure that there are sufficient copies available through the Sharon Public Library system for all of our book club selections.  (In addition, several of our current book club members have indicated that they have library cards through the Minuteman Library System (https://www.minlib.net/our-libraries) and have been able to obtain copies of books at the Norwood, Needham, Newton and Brookline libraries among many others.) New members are always welcome.

SAVE THE DATE: 
NOVEMBER 9, 2019, 6:30 PM
"YONINA" MELAVEH MALKA
Israeli Music Sensation

Yachad Shabbaton Hosting Opportunities
 We are getting excited about the upcoming Yachad Shabbaton that will take place at the Young Israel of Sharon on November 22-23rd. We are once again looking for housing for Friday night for our guests for the upcoming Shabbaton. It's really easy. All you have to do is be warm and welcoming to the Yachad member, their advisor and teen counselor. The Yachad member and advisor will each need a bed and the teen counselor can sleep on the floor if you do not have enough beds.  
 Friday night dinner, Shabbat lunch and Saturday night dinner will be provided at the Shabbaton.  Shabbat morning breakfast will be provided by the host.  
 
Please complete the following form if you are able to host:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ISOFW3WejGz4Tu4pBf7a2-8OzmyOvpOFX8TpF2Ss7qY/edit?ts=5d6d456d  

We are looking forward to having Yachad join our community for Shabbat and we hope you are able to help us make this Shabbaton a success. Please be in touch if you have any questions or would like to hear about other ways you can help with Shabbaton preparations. We look forward to hearing from you.
Jodi (Josalt17@gmail.com) and Suellen (suellenbeiser@gmail.com)

Jewish Women's Yoga
"Yoga is not just about flexibility or strength but is also about stability and wellbeing."
Teachers Elise Cohen and Holly Broniatowski ~ jewishpoweryoga@gmail.com
For beginners to experienced. This class is not recommended for pregnant women or those within 3 months post partum. Please bring a yoga mat (extras can be provided upon request).
Wednesdays, 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. through December at YIOS. Space is limited to 25 people. 
$5 per class. All proceeds will be donated to YIOS for a special Kiddush. Sign up HERE!  

Myth-busting: The Truth About Family Homelessness and
​​​​​​​What You Can Do About It
Temple Sinai’s Social Justice Committee is pleased to invite you to our homelessness awareness event, “Myth-busting: The Truth About Family Homelessness and What You Can Do About It.” Open to the greater Boston community, the event gathers advocates, legislators, and passionate citizens together for an evening of learning and taking action on the fight against family homelessness. 
 October 24th, 2019 from 7:00-8:30pm; Temple Sinai, 25 Canton Street Sharon, MA 02067
Adults and teens are welcome.
Please RSVP to our event coordinator by 10/14, Aimee Gindin (aimee.gindin@gmail.com)

Greater Boston NCSY Fall Shabbaton
November 1-2
Beth El, 561 Ward Street, Newton, MA
Early Bird: $39 (before 10/17); Regular: $49
Join us Saturday night at Launch Trampoline Park
For more information, contact Rabbi Yudi Riesel at yudi@ncsy.org.

Be Generous For FREE! Shop through the link and help fund Young Israel of Sharon!

Donation Cards
Email Suellen Beiser, cards@yisharon.org. Include: purpose, message to recipient, and is it directed to a specific fund?

Cubbies Are Available!
We have many available for adoption. Please contact Sandy: sandy@yisharon.org to choose one for your very own.

YI's Tree of Life
"The Torah is a tree of life."  Please consider purchasing an engraved brass leaf in honor of a special person or event. Let's fill up our beautiful Tree of Life with happy occasions. Each leaf is $100. Contact Maricia at 781-784-8192 or mshimshak@gmail.com.

Hot Water Urns/Hot Plates/Shabbos Lamps
40-cup hot water urns--$100
20x24" electric hot plates--$120
Shabbos Lamps - $50
Checks payable to Young Israel of Sharon. Please put urn/hot plate/lamp in the memo!  Contact: Amy Fistel at ​​​​​​​781-784-0085.

Mikvah Mei Ezra Membership
Show your support for our mikvah by becoming a member. 
Become a member or friend of the mikvah here!

Memorial Plaques
Purchase a plaque to memorialize an individual who has passed away. The plaques will be placed on one of the Yahrtzeit boards in the Young Israel Sanctuary and the memorial lights will be lit for the Yahrtzeit and for every Yizkor service. In addition, you will be sent a Yahrtzeit date reminder card each year. The cost is $360 to be paid to the Young Israel of Sharon.
You can reach Dan Shimshak to order via email or at (781)784-8192.

REFUAH SHELAYMAH

Kaila bat Gitel v'Moshe
Faiga Rachel bat Esther
Rachmeil Schlomo ben Meyer
Yoel ben Rut
Aaron Yankel ben Rosa Riva
Sarah Rivka bat Shaina Tova
Ephraim ben Esther
Lazar Aharon HaLevi ben Hadassah
Michael ben Miriam
Zeev ben Rachel
Yakov ben Sarah
Sarah bat Reizl
Talia Necha Ahuva bat Tzina Malka
Tzina Malka bat Bayla Rivka
Chasha Sarah bat Chana Leah
Meir Tzadik Ben Beile Batya
Reuven Chaim ben Sarah
Ilan Ben Rut
Leiba Golda bat Ettel
Leba Bat Krindle

Dvorah bat Charlotte
Icil bat Vashti
Dr. J. Aaron Herschfus, Yechiel Aharon ben Sarah Traina
Harry Weinstein, Tzvi Elimelech ben Rivka
Channah Liba bat Chaya Sarah
Chaya Pesha bat Neshah
Shlomo Yaakov ben Chasha Sarah
Beilah bas Chaya Sarah
Moshe ben Raizel
Yehudit bat Tzvetl
Miriam bat Chaya
Moshe Nechemia ben Rivka
Chaim David Ephraim ben Chana
Binyomin Eitan ben Gitel Avigail
Chana Esther bat Hinda Tsivya
David Joseph ben Ahoova Shoshana
Miryam Ayelet bat Shoshana Ahuva 

Esther Miriam bat Rachel
Ilana Orly bat Batya
Baruch Mordechai ben Esther Chaya
Eliezer Yehuda ben Chana Shaindel
Refael Yaakov Tzvi ben Devorah Leah
Chizkiyahu Tzvi Aryeh ben Feiga
Susie bat Chaya Reizel
Rav Shlomo ben Tzivia
Yonatan Ezra ben Leah Devorah
Sheva bat Chanah Ita
Elchanan ben Liba Miriam
Leah bat Bluma
Miriam Perel bat Gitel
Elan Moshe Shmuel bat Yitzchaka Fruma
Dov Zeav ben Bracha Leiba
Nessie bat Kalman v'Kohain

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Sharon Eruv Status

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.

Young Israel of Sharon, 100 Ames Street, Sharon, MA 02067
Office Phone: (781) 784-6112; Rabbi Cheses' Phone: (781) 784-6110
Questions? Please contact our Synagogue Administrator, Sandy Spector at sandy@yisharon.org.

MAZAL TOV to Sharon and Aaron Weinberg and family on the Bar Mitzvah of Yedidia Yosef son of Racheli and Daniel, in Bat Ayin Israel and on the Bar Mitzvah of Mordechai (Max), son of Mayah and Ami  in Teaneck, New Jersey.

MAZAL TOV to Merril Weiner & Rina Hoffman on Sarit becoming a Bat Mitzvah this Sunday!

CONDOLENCES
We wish condolences to Evelyn Stramer on the loss of her brother, Philip Kowior, Yeruchim Fishel ben Harav Shmuel z'l, beloved husband of Rita and beloved father of David and Elizabeth.
The burial will be in the Eretz HaChayim cemetery in Beit Shemesh, Israel on Thursday around 3pm. Evelyn will be returning to Sharon on Sunday and more details about shiva and minyanim will be forthcoming. 
Evelyn can be contacted at: hstramer@stramer.com
May the Stramer and Kowior families be comforted among the mourners of tzion and yerushalayim. 

WEEKLY SCHEDULEclick "Weekly Schedule" above to view online!

Friday, October 4
5:35 a.m.  Shacharit with Selichot
6:50 a.m.  Shacharit without Selichot
6:04 p.m.  Candle-lighting, Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv
 
Shabbat, October 5
Parashat Vayelech, Shabbat  Shuva
7:30 a.m. Hashkama followed by Shiur with Rabbi Klapper
9:00 a.m. Shacharit
10:00 a.m. Tween Tefilla and Shabbat Morning Groups
5:30 p.m. Mincha followed by Shabbat Shuva Shiur with Rabbi Cheses on “Uniquely Imperfect Vessels: A Talmudic Tale of Physical Beauty, Arrogance and Repentance”
5:45 p.m. Bnei Akiva
7:01 p.m. Ma'ariv, Havdala
 
Sunday, October 6
7:15 a.m. Shacharit with Selichot 
6:04 p.m. Mincha/Ma’ariv
9:00 p.m. Ma’ariv followed by Selichot
 
Monday, October 7
5:25 a.m. Shacharit with Selichot
6:50 a.m. Shacharit without Selichot
6:04 p.m. Mincha/Ma’ariv
9:00 p.m. Ma’ariv followed by Selichot

Tuesday, October 8
Erev Yom Kippur 
5:55 a.m. Shacharit with Selichot
6:50 a.m. Shacharit without Selichot
1:30 p.m. Mincha #1
3:30 p.m. Mincha #2 
Seudah HaMafseket (last meal before fast)
5:57 p.m. Candle Lighting, Fast begins
5:57 p.m. Kol Nidre, Ma'ariv
After Ma’ariv there will be a shiur with
Rabbi Klapper on Sefer Yonah
 
Wednesday, October 9
Yom Kippur
8:00 a.m. Shacharit in Main Sanctuary and Social Hall 
9:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.Babysitting for ages 0-5
9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Break room with parent supervision for ages 6-10. 
11:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. Family Service in Beit Midrash          
10:30 Yizkor - not before this time
4:15 p.m. Mincha
5:25 p.m. Neilah
6:55 p.m. Ma'ariv, Havdala, fast ends
 
Thursday, October 10
6:00 & 6:50 a.m.  Shacharit
5:52 p.m.  Mincha/Ma’ariv
 
Friday, October 11
6:10 & 6:50 a.m.  Shacharit
5:52 p.m. Candle-lighting, Mincha, Kabbalat  Shabbat, Ma’ariv

Happenings This Shabbat

IMPORTANT INFO
Please remember that children should be in shul, groups, or babysitting. To help keep everyone safe, we ask that children do NOT play outside in front of the building or in the parking lot. When they are playing on the back playground, please make sure your children put away toys when they are finished and pick up any plates/napkins/cups they use.
We need to work together to keep our toys in good shape, and our campus litter free.

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KIDDUSH
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Merril Weiner and Rina Hoffman in honor of Sarit becoming a Bat Mitzvah this Sunday.

Lulav and Etrog Orders for 5780--its time!
Use this link:  https://www.yisharon.org/form/etrogorder5780.html
Deadline: Friday, October 4th 

Women's Torah Circle
Women's Tuesday Morning Torah Circle will meet THIS coming Tuesday, 10/8/19, and then will take a 2 week break, returning after the chagim. Meet at Stephanie Kaplan's home, 9 Circle Way, Sharon, from 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Mei Ezra’s High Holiday Men’s Hours
EREV YOM KIPPUR – Tuesday, October 8, 2019:  6:00 A.M. – 11:30am*
*Please do not arrive later than 15 minutes before closing time.
There will be NO towels available at the mikvah. Please bring your own towels! 
Donation: $18 individual / $36 family
Shana Tova!

Join Us for a Musical Evening in the Sukkah Featuring The Spizzwinks
Thursday, October 17, 2019
7:00 p.m. refreshments, followed by the performance at 7:30 p.m. 
The Yale Spizzwinks are America’s first and oldest underclassman a cappella group.  Since 1914, they have entertained audiences around the world with their unique blend of sweet harmony and tongue-in-cheek humor.  Recent American concert highlights include singing at the United States State Department for former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, Madison Square Garden, Carnegie Hall, the Connecticut Open tennis tournament, and for Lady Gaga at Yale’s Emotion Revolution summit. The Spizzwinks’ international concerts include singing for John Kerry in Beijing, at the Forbidden City Concert Hall in Beijing, China, at historic churches in Istanbul, and with the Cape Town youth choir.
 Suggested donation—$10 at the door.  Light refreshments will be served.
In case of inclement weather, the event will be held inside the shul.

YIOS Book Club
Our next YI Book Club meeting will take place Wednesday, October 30, from 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. at the home of the Lisses, 110 Ames Street, when we will be discussing  A Woman in Jerusalem by A. B.Yehoshua.
 All book club books may be purchased from Amazon through the link on the YI website, which will provide Young Israel with 10% of the purchase price.  We also try to ensure that there are sufficient copies available through the Sharon Public Library system for all of our book club selections.  (In addition, several of our current book club members have indicated that they have library cards through the Minuteman Library System (https://www.minlib.net/our-libraries) and have been able to obtain copies of books at the Norwood, Needham, Newton and Brookline libraries among many others.) New members are always welcome.

Jewish Women's Yoga - No CLASS 10/9!
"Yoga is not just about flexibility or strength but is also about stability and wellbeing."
Teachers Elise Cohen and Holly Broniatowski ~ jewishpoweryoga@gmail.com
For beginners to experienced.
This class is not recommended for pregnant women or those within 3 months post partum.
Wednesday nights 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. through December at Young Israel of Sharon.
Please bring a yoga mat (extras can be provided upon request).
$5 per class. All proceeds will be donated to the YIOS for a special Kiddush.
Sign up HERE!  Space is limited to 25 people. 

Myth-busting: The Truth About Family Homelessness and
​​​​​​​What You Can Do About It
Temple Sinai’s Social Justice Committee is pleased to invite you to our homelessness awareness event, “Myth-busting: The Truth About Family Homelessness and What You Can Do About It.” Open to the greater Boston community, the event gathers advocates, legislators, and passionate citizens together for an evening of learning and taking action on the fight against family homelessness. 
 October 24th, 2019 from 7:00-8:30pm; Temple Sinai, 25 Canton Street Sharon, MA 02067
Adults and teens are welcome.
Please RSVP to our event coordinator by 10/14, Aimee Gindin (aimee.gindin@gmail.com)

Yom Tov Prep Babysitting in Sharon
Do you have lots of Yom Tov prep but not sure how you will manage with young kids at home?
Good news! On Sunday, September 29th (Erev Rosh Hashana) and Sunday, October 13 (Erev Sukkot) the Maimonides Girls Varsity Basketball Team will be running a camp for young children in Sharon. Experienced high school girl will run the camp; adults will be present in the home as well.
Date: Sunday, October 13
Hours: 10:00am-2:00pm; Ages: 2-6 years
Price: $38.00 for the day, with just $5.00 extra for each additional child
Location: 33 Chestnut Street in Sharon (Gelb residence)
Please send: lunch, drink, two snacks and diapers and wipes if needed.
Email 21tgelb@maimonides.org or call Tova Gelb at (339) 364-9626 with any questions.

Be Generous For FREE! Shop through the link and help fund Young Israel of Sharon!

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Donation Cards
Email Suellen Beiser, cards@yisharon.org. Include: purpose, message to recipient, and is it directed to a specific fund?

Cubbies Are Available!
We have many available for adoption. Please contact Sandy: sandy@yisharon.org to choose one for your very own.

YI's Tree of Life
"The Torah is a tree of life."  As we begin the reading of the new Torah cycle during this new year, please consider purchasing an engraved brass leaf in honor of a special person or event. Let's fill up our beautiful Tree of Life with happy occasions. Each leaf is $100. Contact Maricia at 781-784-8192 or mshimshak@gmail.com.The order will be going in within the next week or two. 

Hot Water Urns/Hot Plates/Shabbos Lamps
40-cup hot water urns--$100
20x24" electric hot plates--$120
Shabbos Lamps - $50
Checks payable to Young Israel of Sharon. Please put urn/hot plate/lamp in the memo!  Contact: Amy Fistel at ​​​​​​​781-784-0085.

Mikvah Mei Ezra Membership
Show your support for our mikvah by becoming a member. 
Become a member or friend of the mikvah here!

Memorial Plaques
Purchase a plaque to memorialize an individual who has passed away. The plaques will be placed on one of the Yahrtzeit boards in the Young Israel Sanctuary and the memorial lights will be lit for the Yahrtzeit and for every Yizkor service. In addition, you will be sent a Yahrtzeit date reminder card each year. The cost is $360 to be paid to the Young Israel of Sharon.
You can reach Dan Shimshak to order via email or at (781)784-8192.

REFUAH SHELAYMAH

Kaila bat Gitel v'Moshe
Faiga Rachel bat Esther
Rachmeil Schlomo ben Meyer
Yoel ben Rut
Aaron Yankel ben Rosa Riva
Sarah Rivka bat Shaina Tova
Ephraim ben Esther
Lazar Aharon HaLevi ben Hadassah
Michael ben Miriam
Zeev ben Rachel
Yakov ben Sarah
Sarah bat Reizl
Talia Necha Ahuva bat Tzina Malka
Tzina Malka bat Bayla Rivka
Chasha Sarah bat Chana Leah
Meir Tzadik Ben Beile Batya
Reuven Chaim ben Sarah
Ilan Ben Rut
Leiba Golda bat Ettel
Leba Bat Krindle

Dvorah bat Charlotte
Icil bat Vashti
Dr. J. Aaron Herschfus, Yechiel Aharon ben Sarah Traina
Harry Weinstein, Tzvi Elimelech ben Rivka
Channah Liba bat Chaya Sarah
Chaya Pesha bat Neshah
Shlomo Yaakov ben Chasha Sarah
Beilah bas Chaya Sarah
Moshe ben Raizel
Yehudit bat Tzvetl
Miriam bat Chaya
Moshe Nechemia ben Rivka
Chaim David Ephraim ben Chana
Binyomin Eitan ben Gitel Avigail
Chana Esther bat Hinda Tsivya
David Joseph ben Ahoova Shoshana
Miryam Ayelet bat Shoshana Ahuva 

Esther Miriam bat Rachel
Ilana Orly bat Batya
Baruch Mordechai ben Esther Chaya
Eliezer Yehuda ben Chana Shaindel
Refael Yaakov Tzvi ben Devorah Leah
Chizkiyahu Tzvi Aryeh ben Feiga
Susie bat Chaya Reizel
Rav Shlomo ben Tzivia
Yonatan Ezra ben Leah Devorah
Sheva bat Chanah Ita
Elchanan ben Liba Miriam
Leah bat Bluma
Miriam Perel bat Gitel
Elan Moshe Shmuel bat Yitzchaka Fruma
Dov Zeav ben Bracha Leiba
Nessie bat Kalman v'Kohain

QUICK LINKS

Suggestions!

Shop to Support YI!

Sharon Eruv Status

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.

Young Israel of Sharon, 100 Ames Street, Sharon, MA 02067
Office Phone: (781) 784-6112; Rabbi Cheses' Phone: (781) 784-6110
Questions? Please contact our Synagogue Administrator, Sandy Spector at sandy@yisharon.org.

CONDOLENCES
Deepest condolences to Esther Shorr on the passing of her sister, Miriam bat Sarah Rina v'Chalfi z'l, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and sister. 
Esther will be sitting shiva at her home (90 Charles Circle, Stoughton) this week: 
Thursday: 7:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m.; Friday: 11:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.
Esther may be reached at 781-436-3922 or at shorr@brandeis.edu. 
May Esther and her family be comforted among the mourners of Tzion and Yerushalayim. 

MAZAL TOV to Becky Pultman Alter & Solomon Alter, of Lakewood, CO on the birth of their first child, a son.
Proud grandparents are Wayne & Debbie Pultman,
and Bob & Joannie Alter, and Wendy Alter. 
Mazal Tov to excited Uncle Avi, Aunt Sara and cousins Jenna, Allison, Madison and Jessica!
Mazal Tov to the entire Pultman and Alter families.
May Becky and Solomon merit to raise their son to a life of Torah, Chupah and Ma’asim Tovim.

MAZAL TOV to Yakira Weinberg on her recent Bat Mitzvah in New Jersey. Mazal tov to Aaron & Sharon Weinberg, (her proud Sabba & Savta) and her parents,  Ami & Mayah, and her siblings, and to the aunts, uncles, and cousins from Sharon who celebrated with the family in New Jersey last Thursday.

HAPPY 19TH BIRTHDAY THIS SUNDAY
TO OUR VERY OWN BAT, ADI!!
We are so happy you are with us this year to celebrate
your birthday.

WEEKLY SCHEDULEclick "Weekly Schedule" above to view online!

Friday, September 20
6:10 a.m. & 6:50 a.m. Shacharit
6:28 p.m. Candle lighting, Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat & Ma'ariv

Shabbat, September 21
Shabbat Ki Tavo 
7:30 a.m. Hashkama followed by a Shiur with Rabbi Klapper in the Beit Midrash and Rabbi Mayaan in the Teachers' Room
9:00 a.m. Shacharit 
9:35 a.m. Sof Zman Kriyat Shema
10:00 a.m. Tween Tefilah, Tot Shabbat and all groups begin (see schedule) 
5:30 p.m. Bnei Akiva for grades 2-5 in the Mercaz
6:40 p.m. Mincha followed by Shiur with Rabbi Cheses on “The Halachik History of the Lifecycle: Pidyon HaBen Part 2”
7:26 p.m.  Ma'ariv, Havdalah
10:00 p.m. Early Selichot for those who can’t stay up for late Selichot
12:00 a.m. Pre-Selichot Warm Up—Singing, Music and Inspiration in the Beit Midrash with Rabbi Cheses, Rabbi Dov Huff and Meir Weinberg 
12:38 a.m. Selichot

Sunday, September 22
8:00 a.m. Shacharit (without Selichot)
6:28 p.m. Mincha/Ma’ariv
9:00 p.m. Ma’ariv Followed by Slichot

Weekday Schedule for Monday-Thursday, September 23-26
Shacharit:
Monday/Thursday
5:35 a.m. (with Selichot)
6:50 a.m. (without Selichot)
Tuesday/Wednesday 
5:45 a.m. (with Selichot)
6:50 a.m. (without Selichot)

Mincha/Ma’ariv:
6:28 p.m. 
9:00 p.m. Ma’ariv followed by Selichot

Friday, September 27
5:45 a.m. Shacharit (with Selichot)
6:50 a.m. Shacharit (without Selichot)
6:16 p.m. Candle lighting, Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat & Ma'ariv

Happenings This Shabbat

IMPORTANT INFO
Please remember that children should be in shul, groups, or babysitting. To help keep everyone safe, we ask that children do NOT play outside in front of the building or in the parking lot. When they are playing on the back playground, please make sure your children put away toys when they are finished and pick up any plates/napkins/cups they use.
We need to work together to keep our toys in good shape, and our campus litter free.

KIDDUSH
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Judd and Jordana Schreiber on the birth of their twins, Isabelle and Cole.
May they grow up to build a Bayit Ne’eman B’Yisrael.​​​​​​​

Shabbat Groups Schedule

Ages 0-2- small 2/3 classroom
10-10:30 –Free play with parent supervision
10:30 - Those who want can join the 3-4 year olds for Tefillat Ktanim
 
Ages 3 - PreK
Large 2/3 classroom
10-10:15 - Free play
10:15 - 10:30 - Parsha
10:30-11 - Tefillat Ktanim 
11-11:15 - Kiddush/Story time
11:15-11:30 – Wrap up

Grades K-3rd - NPK room in modulars
10 - 10:20 - Tefillah
10:25-10:45 - Parsha
10:45 - 11:05 - Free play/Outdoor time
11:05-11:15 - Kiddush
11:15 – Walk with Youth Leaders to main sanctuary for Adon Olam, and from there to social hall for parent pick up

4-6 grade boys and girls  (pre bar/bat mitzvah) Tween Tefillah - in 4/5 classroom with Mark Leibowitz 

Please note that 4-6th grade girls Zmirat Banot - K/1 classroom in modulars will meet once a month on Shabbat mevarchim

Bnei Akiva
2nd-5th Grade, 5:30-6:15 p.m. 
Please note, this will be the scheduled time for the next two shabbatot (9/21, 9/28).
Please drop your children off at the Merkaz.
If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to contact Hodaya and Adi at sharonbnotsherut@gmail.com.
Bivracha, Hodaya and Adi

We were so glad to see people come out to enjoy the YI/SHAS/Yachad BBQ on Sunday, September 8th. Thank you especially to the many people who devoted their time and energy to making this happen.  Many thanks to Skai Bateman, Kayla and Josh Bellin, Debbie Buchman, Samara Buchman, Ilyse Ehrenkranz, Mark Glass, Dave Greene, Rebecca Raub, Rafi Finegold, Ayelet Finegold, Bentzi Finegold, Amiel Finegold, Meital Finegold, Simmie Hefetz, Ronen Hefetz, Hershel Ellenbogen, Binny Ellenbogen, Sara Cheses, Rabbi Cheses, Jodi Saltzman, Mario, our b'not Hodaya and Adi, Devorah Kosowsky, Adam Shain, Aliza Solomon, Nina Weinstock, Otto Rapalino and Demitri Meklikhov. To anyone else who made this day possible and was left off of this list, thank you so much!

Women's Torah Circle
Women's Tuesday Morning Torah Circle is held on Tuesdays with a new time, 9:30-10:30 a.m. This year we will study Rabbi Avraham Isaac Kook's commentary on the weekly parshah at Stephanie Kaplan's home, 9 Circle Way, Sharon. Hope to see you there!

Tzurba M'Rabanan 
Tzurba M'Rabanan at Young Israel of Sharon will meet on Wednesday nights through October 2019 and then resume on Tuesday nights. Given the schedule of the chagim, this will enable the group to keep up with the set pace of learning. 
A few details: 
-Books are available for purchase for $20. See Rabbi Cheses. 
-Sources in the book are in Hebrew and English. 
- The weekly meetings will be from 8:00-9:00 pm 
- The hour will consist of 30 minutes of preparation time and 30 minutes of shiur and discussion with Rabbi Cheses 
- Even if you can't make it every week, you can still follow the schedule by learning the material on your own.
- Each week will be independent of the week prior.  
- All communication about the classes--schedule and content--happen through a whatsapp group. Click here to join:  
https://chat.whatsapp.com/HyAxuKUGMXGLXkDTKDISQd  
- This upcoming week we will be learning the laws of Shofar in preparation for Rosh Hashanah! 

Mei Ezra’s High Holiday Men’s Hours
EREV ROSH HASHANAH – Sunday, September 29, 2019:  7:00 A.M. – 11:30am*
EREV YOM KIPPUR – Tuesday, October 8, 2019:  6:00 A.M. – 11:30am*
*Please do not arrive later than 15 minutes before closing time.
There will be NO towels available at the mikvah. Please bring your own towels! 
Donation: $18 individual / $36 family
Shana Tova!

5780 / 2019 Yizkor Book
Giving tzedakah on Yom Kippur for a family member that has passed
is a long time tradition in Jewish culture and in our kehilla.
Attached please find the form for the YI Sharon Yizkor booklet which will be distributed in shul on Yom Kippur. It is a meaningful way to remember our loved ones who have passed on. It is also a very important fundraiser for the shul. If all members buy an ad to remember a parent, or grandparent, or friend, this will greatly help the shul.
 
 This year we are including a tribute page in memory of our esteemed member and friend, Dr. Mark Weiner zl. Please see the line item on the form attached. 
This will be our 10th year of adding Torah articles appropriate for the day. They have been well received by the Kehilla, and we plan to continue this tradition.
 
We are asking everyone to resubmit the names of their loved ones, even if you have submitted names in previous years. This is needed because we are updating the software used to publish the booklet. For your convenience, you can submit the form online (and pay) at  https://www.yisharon.org/yizkorbook5780. You must log into ShulCloud to access the form. 
While we prefer online entry, you can also fill out the attached form and drop or mail it, with payment, to the shul office. Any questions, please contact Cyna Reisman, 781-784-8684.
 
Please return all forms NO LATER than Friday, September 20. This is necessary so we have time to assemble and print the books before Yom Kippur.

Apple Picking & Hay Ride with the Bnot!
Please join Adi and Hodaya for an upcoming apple picking and hay ride event!
September 22nd @Big Apple Farm in Wrentham. 
Grades 1-6, 12:30-2pm. $7 per child - exact change encouraged!
Children must get to and from event independently. Please drop off at hay ride entrance and send your child with a sturdy bag for bringing apples home. 
RSVP @ sharonbnotsherut@gmail.com

Oneg Shabbat for Grades 9 & 10 9/27/19
9th and 10th grade students - please join us for the first Oneg Shabbat of the year!
September 27th, Parshat Nitzavim. 8-9:30pm. 
At the home of Rabbi Noah and Sarah Cheses, 145 Ames St. 
Looking forward to seeing you there, 
Hodaya and Adi

TEEN MINYAN

The new gabbaim for our teen minyan this year are Aviel Taube, Gavriel Warren and Judah Kosowsky. This year we will also be having grade representatives, that will help facilitate leining, davening and other activities: 11th grade: Noam Karger and Noam Traum;
10th grade: Dror Kosowsky-Sachs;  9th grade: Elon Goldman and Azarya Yarmush.

Please encourage your teens to sign up for Teen Minyan updates through this whatsapp group.
Announcements will be made through this medium going forward. 

A Few More Updates: 
1) More of an effort will be made this year to include teen girls by having a dvar Torah after the minyan and some social activities like onegs and melaveh malkas. 
2) The new start time on Shabbat morning will be 9:45 AM 
3) Those who make it on time (before barchu) will get first dibs on kiddush
4) There will be a rotation of 3-4 (non-parent) adults who will be present at teen minyan
5) The plan is to meet every other week.

Upcoming Bar/Bat Mitzvah Clubs
Rabbi Cheses will be running two programs--one for the Bar Mitzvah boys and one for the Bat Mitzvah girls--for those celebrating their simcha between October 2019 and September 2020. The program will run about 3 times a month from November through February and will combine Torah learning, religious training and social events with lots of fun throughout. The Bnot Sherut will play a large role in the Bat Mitzvah Group. As in years past, we will likely go to a Celtics or Boston College Basketball game after going out to eat in Brookline.
Parent volunteers and involvement is necessary.
The schedule will be determined based on the results of the survey below. 
If you have a child with an upcoming Bar or Bat Mitzva please fill out THIS FORM by September 29th.

Facing the Yamim Noraim While on a Fertility Journey
The Book of Life?  Facing the Yamim Noraim While on a Fertility Journey: The High Holidays can be one of the hardest times of year if you are struggling to grow your family. Join Uprooted: A Jewish Response to Fertility Journeys and New England Yoetzet Halacha Initiative for a healing workshop webinar before the holidays, connect with others also on a fertility journey, explore Jewish sources that can offer spiritual strength at this challenging moment, and experience healing practices that may offer you some respite.
Wednesday, September 25, 8:00-9:30 PM
To enter the webinar, visit:  https://brandeis.zoom.us/j/955411300 ​​​​​​​,
Meeting ID: 955-411-300, or join by phone, +1 646 558 8656, anonymously or by name.
Questions? Email Dalia@weareuprooted.org

Clothing and Toiletries Drive
Please donate new toiletries and women's clothing in good condition (t-shirts, jeans, sweatpants, yoga pants, & new undergarments) for Rosie's Place, a women's shelter, through September 27th. The donation bin is located in the hallway with the Siddurim.

Jewish Women's Yoga - Schedule Extended!
"Yoga is not just about flexibility or strength but is also about stability and wellbeing."
Teachers Elise Cohen and Holly Broniatowski ~ jewishpoweryoga@gmail.com
For beginners to experienced.
This class is not recommended for pregnant women or those within 3 months post partum.
Wednesday nights 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. through December at Young Israel of Sharon.
Please bring a yoga mat (extras can be provided upon request).
$5 per class. All proceeds will be donated to the YIOS for a special Kiddush.
Sign up HERE!  Space is limited to 25 people. 

Ma'ayan Programming
Ma'ayan class in Sharon! Join us on Monday, September 23 at 8 pm at Young Israel of Sharon for "Beyond the Whale’s Belly: Encountering God in the Book of Jonah" with Rachel Danziger.  Rachel is a dynamic educator who is a master at weaving our ancient texts with modern sources and finding the relevance in our lives.
To sign up, or for more info, go to www.maayan.org.

Be Generous - For FREE!
Shop through the link below and help fund Young Israel of Sharon!

Donation Cards
Email Suellen Beiser, cards@yisharon.org. Include: purpose, message to recipient, and is it directed to a specific fund?

Cubbies Are Available!
We have many available for adoption. Please contact Sandy: sandy@yisharon.org to choose one for your very own.

YI's Tree of Life
"The Torah is a tree of life."  As we begin the reading of the new Torah cycle during this new year, please consider purchasing an engraved brass leaf in honor of a special person or event. Let's fill up our beautiful Tree of Life with happy occasions. Each leaf is $100. Contact Maricia at 781-784-8192 or mshimshak@gmail.com.The order will be going in within the next week or two. 

Hot Water Urns/Hot Plates
40-cup hot water urns--$100
20x24" electric hot plates--$120
Checks payable to Young Israel of Sharon. Please put urn or hot plate in the memo!  Contact: Amy Fistel at ​​​​​​​781-784-0085.

Mikvah Mei Ezra Membership
Show your support for our mikvah by becoming a member. 
Become a member or friend of the mikvah here!

Memorial Plaques
Purchase a plaque to memorialize an individual who has passed away. The plaques will be placed on one of the Yahrtzeit boards in the Young Israel Sanctuary and the memorial lights will be lit for the Yahrtzeit and for every Yizkor service. In addition, you will be sent a Yahrtzeit date reminder card each year. The cost is $360 to be paid to the Young Israel of Sharon.
You can reach Dan Shimshak to order via email or at (781)784-8192.

REFUAH SHELAYMAH

Kaila bat Gitel v'Moshe
Faiga Rachel bat Esther
Rachmeil Schlomo ben Meyer
Yoel ben Rut
Aaron Yankel ben Rosa Riva
Sarah Rivka bat Shaina Tova
Ephraim ben Esther
Lazar Aharon HaLevi ben Hadassah
Michael ben Miriam
Zeev ben Rachel
Yakov ben Sarah
Sarah bat Reizl
Talia Necha Ahuva bat Tzina Malka
Tzina Malka bat Bayla Rivka
Chasha Sarah bat Chana Leah
Meir Tzadik Ben Beile Batya
Reuven Chaim ben Sarah
Ilan Ben Rut
Leiba Golda bat Ettel

Dvorah bat Charlotte
Icil bat Vashti
Dr. J. Aaron Herschfus, Yechiel Aharon ben Sarah Traina
Harry Weinstein, Tzvi Elimelech ben Rivka
Channah Liba bat Chaya Sarah
Chaya Pesha bat Neshah
Shlomo Yaakov ben Chasha Sarah
Beilah bas Chaya Sarah
Moshe ben Raizel
Yehudit bat Tzvetl
Miriam bat Chaya
Moshe Nechemia ben Rivka
Chaim David Ephraim ben Chana
Binyomin Eitan ben Gitel Avigail
Chana Esther bat Hinda Tsivya
David Joseph ben Ahoova Shoshana
Miryam Ayelet bat Shoshana Ahuva 

Esther Miriam bat Rachel
Ilana Orly bat Batya
Baruch Mordechai ben Esther Chaya
Eliezer Yehuda ben Chana Shaindel
Refael Yaakov Tzvi ben Devorah Leah
Chizkiyahu Tzvi Aryeh ben Feiga
Susie bat Chaya Reizel
Rav Shlomo ben Tzivia
Yonatan Ezra ben Leah Devorah
Sheva bat Chanah Ita
Elchanan ben Liba Miriam
Leah bat Bluma
Miriam Perel bat Gitel
Elan Moshe Shmuel bat Yitzchaka Fruma
Dov Zeav ben Bracha Leiba
Nessie bat Kalman v'Kohain
Amir Dan ben Shlomit Dina

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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.

Young Israel of Sharon, 100 Ames Street, Sharon, MA 02067
Office Phone: (781) 784-6112; Rabbi Cheses' Phone: (781) 784-6110
Questions? Please contact our Synagogue Administrator, Sandy Spector at sandy@yisharon.org.