Mazal Tov to Rabbi Aryeh & Deborah Klapper, and the entire Klapper Family, on Dov Chaim becoming a Bar Mitzvah this Shabbat.
Mazal tov to Cyna and Rabbi Dovid Reisman on the birth of a granddaughter, Chana. Proud parents are Duvie and Shiffy Gilden. Chana was named for Cyna’s great grandmother who perished in the holocaust. May Duvie and Shiffy merit to raise Chana to Torah, Chupah and Ma’asim Tovim. Mazal Tov!!
Mazal Tov to Jordana and Judd Schreiber on the birth of twins, a boy and a girl. Thrilled older siblings are Amelia and Dean. Excited grandparents are Roy and Lisa Schreiber and David and Helene Levitsky. Mazal tov to all the aunts, uncles and cousins as well! May Jordanna and Judd merit to raise these two little lights to Torah, Chupah and Ma'asim Tovim.
Shabbat July 20- Parshat Balak 7:30 a.m. Hashkama followed by a Shiur with SBM Fellow Dan Jutan 9:00 a.m. Shacharit 9:09 a.m. Sof Zman Kriyat Shema 10:00 a.m. Babysitting room opens, group for grades 1-3 and special girls group for grades 3-6 with Nira Shain 7:58 p.m. Mincha followed by Shiur with Rabbi Ephraim Meth 9:05 p.m. Ma'ariv, Havdalah
Sunday, July 21- Shiva Asar b’Tamuz 3:41 a.m. Fast Starts
8:00 a.m. Shacharit- One Minyan 7:45 p.m. Mincha with layning 8:15 p.m. Maariv 8:54 p.m. Fast Ends
Weekday Schedule for July 22-25 Shacharit: Monday & Thursday 6:00 & 6:50 a.m. Tuesday & Wednesday 6:10 & 6:50 a.m. Mincha/Ma'ariv: Monday, Wed, Thursday: 7:58 p.m. at YIOS Tuesday: Mincha at 7pm followed by learning with SBM followed by Ma’ariv at 8:15pm
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 Shabbat is sponsored by the Klapper Family in honor of Dov becoming a Bar Mitzvah.
Women's Tuesday Morning Torah Circle will resume in the Fall.
Summer Beit Midrash 2019 The Center for Modern Torah Leadership’s Summer Beit Midrash is an intense and exhilarating learning program that allows its Fellows to pursue compelling questions with intellectual rigor and ethical integrity in the framework of a warm and challenging Orthodox community. SBM Fellows will lead a variety of public learning opportunities during the seminar, including one-on-one study, thematic text-study groups, and formal classes.
TNT (Tuesday Night Torah) Schedule 7:00 p.m. Mincha 7:15 p.m. Community Learning 7:45 p.m. Shiur 8:15 p.m. Ma’ariv Tuesday, July 23 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Where do the customs of The Three Weeks and the Nine Days come from?” Tuesday, July 30 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Is ‘new custom’ an oxymoron?” Tuesday, August 6 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Can I switch my minhag?”
Learning on the Lawn 2019 Please join us on Shabbat Balak, July 20, 5-6:00 p,m. as we welcome Sabrina Burger who will offer a timely informative shiur: "Who can count the dust of Israel: the significance of Bilam's blessing & it's relevance for the three weeks". Sabrina will host the talk at her home, 17 Pond St. All are welcome.
Jewish Women's Yoga "Yoga is not just about flexibility or strength but is also about stability and wellbeing." This is an introductory 8 week class run by Elise Cohen and Holly Broniatowski, currently completing yoga teacher certification. We will be combining the physical practice of yoga with the spirituality of Judaism. Prepare for beautiful music, hands on assists and essential oils to provide a peaceful and powerful experience.
This class is designed for all levels from complete beginners to more experienced practitioners. This class is not recommended for pregnant women or those within 3 months post partum.
Classes will run Wednesday nights 7:30-8:30 p.m. in July and August at Young Israel of Sharon. Please bring a yoga mat (extras can be provided upon request). Cost is $5 per class. All proceeds will be donated to the YIOS for a special Kiddush. Sign up HERE! Space is limited to 25 people. For questions please email: jewishpoweryoga@gmail.com.
Achieving Optimal Health and Keeping it for Life Do you have habits that you wish you could change? Are you carrying some extra weight, but can’t seem to get it off? Are you looking for a healthier lifestyle? Find out how to take control over your health by attending a one-hour presentation on Monday, Aug. 5, 7-8 pm, in the Beit Midrash. “Achieving Optimal Health and Keeping it for Life” will be presented by Susie Berg, certified health coach and a member of our shul. She will offer tips and strategies on eating, hydration, sleep and exercise that you will be able to implement right away to improve your health. And if you’re curious how members of our shul have lost well over 1,000 lbs. over the past couple of years, you will learn the secret to this program as well. Open to anyone, regardless of synagogue affiliation.
Donation Card Price Increase - We Heard You! Thank you so much for your feedback on the price increase for the donation cards. We have heard your input and are adjusting to the following amounts as of August 1st: Personalized and mailed donation cards will be increased to minimum donation of $10/ea., and you may purchase packages of 6 blank cards/envelopes to send on your own for a minimum of $36 donation/pack. Please contact Suellen Beiser at cards@yisharon.org to send or purchase your cards. Payments may be made to the YIOS office by check or online (please login to your ShulCloud account to receive donation credit). Thank you!
2020 YIOS Trip to Israel! Several people have approached Rabbi Cheses about organizing a shul trip next year, leaning on the expertise of our past member Yitzchak Sokolof. The trip would likely be 6-8 days, include one Shabbat and have the option of going early or extending afterwards. The trip would take place in February when there are many discounted deals that bundle flight and airline tickets. We already have 6-8 interested people and probably need 4-6 more in order to make it happen. The theme of the trip would be on a unique aspect of Israel that we are not often exposed to (ex- high tech sector, solar energy, history of the Mishnah etc.) The group that goes will have final say on the theme/s. Please be in touch with Rabbi Cheses (rabbi@yisharon.org) or with Dan Shimshak (daniel.shimshak@umb.edu) about your interest in this opportunity.
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 Help our Tree of Life grow and place more leaves on it in honor of a special person or occasion. Each leaf is $100. Contact: mshimshak@gmail.com or 781-784-8192.
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.
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 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. An order is going in soon so that the plaques can be up by the High Holidays. 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 Barry Mosher 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
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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 Rabbi Aryeh & Deborah Klapper, and the entire Klapper Family, on Dov Chaim becoming a Bar Mitzvah this Shabbat.
Mazal tov to Cyna and Rabbi Dovid Reisman on the birth of a granddaughter, Chana. Proud parents are Duvie and Shiffy Gilden. Chana was named for Cyna’s great grandmother who perished in the holocaust. May Duvie and Shiffy merit to raise Chana to Torah, Chupah and Ma’asim Tovim. Mazal Tov!!
Mazal Tov to Jordana and Judd Schreiber on the birth of twins, a boy and a girl. Thrilled older siblings are Amelia and Dean. Excited grandparents are Roy and Lisa Schreiber and David and Helene Levitsky. Mazal tov to all the aunts, uncles and cousins as well! May Jordanna and Judd merit to raise these two little lights to Torah, Chupah and Ma'asim Tovim.
Shabbat July 20- Parshat Balak 7:30 a.m. Hashkama followed by a Shiur with SBM Fellow Dan Jutan 9:00 a.m. Shacharit 9:09 a.m. Sof Zman Kriyat Shema 10:00 a.m. Babysitting room opens, group for grades 1-3 and special girls group for grades 3-6 with Nira Shain 7:58 p.m. Mincha followed by Shiur with Rabbi Ephraim Meth 9:05 p.m. Ma'ariv, Havdalah
Sunday, July 21- Shiva Asar b’Tamuz 3:41 a.m. Fast Starts
8:00 a.m. Shacharit- One Minyan 7:45 p.m. Mincha with layning 8:15 p.m. Maariv 8:54 p.m. Fast Ends
Weekday Schedule for July 22-25 Shacharit: Monday & Thursday 6:00 & 6:50 a.m. Tuesday & Wednesday 6:10 & 6:50 a.m. Mincha/Ma'ariv: Monday, Wed, Thursday: 7:58 p.m. at YIOS Tuesday: Mincha at 7pm followed by learning with SBM followed by Ma’ariv at 8:15pm
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 Shabbat is sponsored by the Klapper Family in honor of Dov becoming a Bar Mitzvah.
Women's Tuesday Morning Torah Circle will resume in the Fall.
Summer Beit Midrash 2019 The Center for Modern Torah Leadership’s Summer Beit Midrash is an intense and exhilarating learning program that allows its Fellows to pursue compelling questions with intellectual rigor and ethical integrity in the framework of a warm and challenging Orthodox community. SBM Fellows will lead a variety of public learning opportunities during the seminar, including one-on-one study, thematic text-study groups, and formal classes.
TNT (Tuesday Night Torah) Schedule 7:00 p.m. Mincha 7:15 p.m. Community Learning 7:45 p.m. Shiur 8:15 p.m. Ma’ariv Tuesday, July 23 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Where do the customs of The Three Weeks and the Nine Days come from?” Tuesday, July 30 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Is ‘new custom’ an oxymoron?” Tuesday, August 6 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Can I switch my minhag?”
Learning on the Lawn 2019 Please join us on Shabbat Balak, July 20, 5-6:00 p,m. as we welcome Sabrina Burger who will offer a timely informative shiur: "Who can count the dust of Israel: the significance of Bilam's blessing & it's relevance for the three weeks". Sabrina will host the talk at her home, 17 Pond St. All are welcome.
Jewish Women's Yoga "Yoga is not just about flexibility or strength but is also about stability and wellbeing." This is an introductory 8 week class run by Elise Cohen and Holly Broniatowski, currently completing yoga teacher certification. We will be combining the physical practice of yoga with the spirituality of Judaism. Prepare for beautiful music, hands on assists and essential oils to provide a peaceful and powerful experience.
This class is designed for all levels from complete beginners to more experienced practitioners. This class is not recommended for pregnant women or those within 3 months post partum.
Classes will run Wednesday nights 7:30-8:30 p.m. in July and August at Young Israel of Sharon. Please bring a yoga mat (extras can be provided upon request). Cost is $5 per class. All proceeds will be donated to the YIOS for a special Kiddush. Sign up HERE! Space is limited to 25 people. For questions please email: jewishpoweryoga@gmail.com.
Achieving Optimal Health and Keeping it for Life Do you have habits that you wish you could change? Are you carrying some extra weight, but can’t seem to get it off? Are you looking for a healthier lifestyle? Find out how to take control over your health by attending a one-hour presentation on Monday, Aug. 5, 7-8 pm, in the Beit Midrash. “Achieving Optimal Health and Keeping it for Life” will be presented by Susie Berg, certified health coach and a member of our shul. She will offer tips and strategies on eating, hydration, sleep and exercise that you will be able to implement right away to improve your health. And if you’re curious how members of our shul have lost well over 1,000 lbs. over the past couple of years, you will learn the secret to this program as well. Open to anyone, regardless of synagogue affiliation.
Donation Card Price Increase - We Heard You! Thank you so much for your feedback on the price increase for the donation cards. We have heard your input and are adjusting to the following amounts as of August 1st: Personalized and mailed donation cards will be increased to minimum donation of $10/ea., and you may purchase packages of 6 blank cards/envelopes to send on your own for a minimum of $36 donation/pack. Please contact Suellen Beiser at cards@yisharon.org to send or purchase your cards. Payments may be made to the YIOS office by check or online (please login to your ShulCloud account to receive donation credit). Thank you!
2020 YIOS Trip to Israel! Several people have approached Rabbi Cheses about organizing a shul trip next year, leaning on the expertise of our past member Yitzchak Sokolof. The trip would likely be 6-8 days, include one Shabbat and have the option of going early or extending afterwards. The trip would take place in February when there are many discounted deals that bundle flight and airline tickets. We already have 6-8 interested people and probably need 4-6 more in order to make it happen. The theme of the trip would be on a unique aspect of Israel that we are not often exposed to (ex- high tech sector, solar energy, history of the Mishnah etc.) The group that goes will have final say on the theme/s. Please be in touch with Rabbi Cheses (rabbi@yisharon.org) or with Dan Shimshak (daniel.shimshak@umb.edu) about your interest in this opportunity.
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 Help our Tree of Life grow and place more leaves on it in honor of a special person or occasion. Each leaf is $100. Contact: mshimshak@gmail.com or 781-784-8192.
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.
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 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. An order is going in soon so that the plaques can be up by the High Holidays. 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 Barry Mosher 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
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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.
Shabbat July 13- Parshat Chukat 7:30 a.m. Hashkama followed by a Shiur with Joshua Skootsky 9:00 a.m. Shacharit followed by a Dvar Torah by SBM fellow 9:06 a.m. Sof Zman Kriyat Shema 10:00 a.m. Babysitting room opens, group for grades 1-3 and special girls group for grades 3-6 with Nira Shain 8:03 p.m. Mincha followed by Shiur with Summer Beit Midrash Fellow 9:11 p.m. Ma'ariv, Havdalah
Sunday, July 14 7:15 a.m. & 8:00 a.m. Shacharit at Shul 8:03 p.m. Mincha/Ma’ariv at shul
Weekday Schedule for July 15-18 Shacharit: Monday & Thursday 6:00 a.m. & 6:50 a.m. Tuesday & Wednesday 6:10 & 6:50 a.m. Mincha/Ma'ariv: Monday, Wed, Thursday: 8:03 p.m. at YIOS Tuesday: Mincha at 7pm followed by learning with SBM followed by Ma’ariv at 8:15pm
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 Shabbat is sponsored by the shul.
Women's Tuesday Morning Torah Circle will resume in the Fall.
Summer Beit Midrash 2019 The Center for Modern Torah Leadership’s Summer Beit Midrash is an intense and exhilarating learning program that allows its Fellows to pursue compelling questions with intellectual rigor and ethical integrity in the framework of a warm and challenging Orthodox community. SBM Fellows will lead a variety of public learning opportunities during the seminar, including one-on-one study, thematic text-study groups, and formal classes.
TNT (Tuesday Night Torah) Schedule 7:00 p.m. Mincha 7:15 p.m. Community Learning 7:45 p.m. Shiur 8:45 p.m. Ma’ariv Tuesday, July 16 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Must children continue their parents’ minhagim?” Tuesday, July 23 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Where do the customs of The Three Weeks and the Nine Days come from?” Tuesday, July 30 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Is ‘new custom’ an oxymoron?” Tuesday, August 6 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Can I switch my minhag?”
Learning on the Lawn 2019 Please join us as we welcome Rabbi David Jaffe on Shabbat Chukat, July 13, 5-6:00 p.m. at his home, 10 Stone Street. His shiur, "Inner and Outer Torah as Path of Growth - Rabbi Menachem of Chernobyl on Parshat Chukkat". Rabbi Jaffe and Janette Hills-Jaffe will host the event. All are welcome.
Jewish Women's Yoga "Yoga is not just about flexibility or strength but is also about stability and wellbeing." This is an introductory 8 week class run by Elise Cohen and Holly Broniatowski, currently completing yoga teacher certification. We will be combining the physical practice of yoga with the spirituality of Judaism. Prepare for beautiful music, hands on assists and essential oils to provide a peaceful and powerful experience.
This class is designed for all levels from complete beginners to more experienced practitioners. This class is not recommended for pregnant women or those within 3 months post partum.
Classes will run Wednesday nights 7:30-8:30 p.m. starting 7/10/19 at Young Israel of Sharon. Please bring a yoga mat (extras can be provided upon request). Cost is $5 per class. All proceeds will be donated to the YIOS for a special Kiddush. Sign up HERE! Space is limited to 25 people. For questions please email: jewishpoweryoga@gmail.com.
Achieving Optimal Health and Keeping it for Life Do you have habits that you wish you could change? Are you carrying some extra weight, but can’t seem to get it off? Are you looking for a healthier lifestyle? Find out how to take control over your health by attending a one-hour presentation on Monday, Aug. 5, 7-8 pm, in the Beit Midrash. “Achieving Optimal Health and Keeping it for Life” will be presented by Susie Berg, certified health coach and Sharon resident. She will offer tips and strategies on eating, hydration, sleep and exercise that you will be able to implement right away to improve your health. And if you’re curious how members of our shul have lost well over 1,000 lbs. over the past couple of years, you will learn the secret to this program as well. Open to anyone, regardless of synagogue affiliation.
Donation Card Price Increase - We Heard You! Thank you so much for your feedback on the price increase for the donation cards. We have heard your input and are adjusting to the following amounts as of August 1st: Personalized and mailed donation cards will be increased to minimum donation of $10/ea., and you may purchase packages of 6 blank cards/envelopes to send on your own for a minimum of $36 donation/pack. Please contact Suellen Beiser at cards@yisharon.org to send or purchase your cards. Payments may be made to the YIOS office by check or online (please login to your ShulCloud account to receive donation credit). Thank you!
2020 YIOS Trip to Israel! Several people have approached Rabbi Cheses about organizing a shul trip next year, leaning on the expertise of our past member Yitzchak Sokolof. The trip would likely be 6-8 days, include one Shabbat and have the option of going early or extending afterwards. The trip would take place in February when there are many discounted deals that bundle flight and airline tickets. We already have 6-8 interested people and probably need 4-6 more in order to make it happen. The theme of the trip would be on a unique aspect of Israel that we are not often exposed to (ex- high tech sector, solar energy, history of the Mishnah etc.) The group that goes will have final say on the theme/s. Please be in touch with Rabbi Cheses (rabbi@yisharon.org) or with Dan Shimshak (daniel.shimshak@umb.edu) about your interest in this opportunity.
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 Help our Tree of Life grow and place more leaves on it in honor of a special person or occasion. Each leaf is $100. Contact: mshimshak@gmail.com or 781-784-8192.
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.
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 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. An order is going in soon so that the plaques can be up by the High Holidays. 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 Barry Mosher 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
QUICK LINKS
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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.
Mazal tov to Eliezer Schectman and his family on him becoming a Bar Mitzvah this Thursday!
Mazal Tov on the birth of a baby boy to Moshe and Elana Zisblatt. Mazal tov to excited older sister Yakira and proud grandparents Sam and Laurie Zisblatt, and Mike and Gayle Henry. Mazal Tov as well to all the aunts, uncles, and cousins. May Moshe and Elana merit to raise this little man to Torah, Chupah and Ma'asim Tovim.
Wishing Josh & Tamar Vogel and their family a tzeitchem l'shalom as they leave Sharon to begin their move to Israel. Thank you for sharing your lives with us and enriching our community on so many levels. We will miss you and wish you hatzlacha rabba as you live out the highest ideals of our community.
Shabbat July 6- Parshat Korach 7:30 a.m. Hashkama followed by a Shiur with Summer Beit Midrash Fellow 9:00 a.m. Shacharit followed by a talk with Dr. Hedy Wald 9:02 a.m. Sof Zman Kriyat Shema 10:00 a.m. Babysitting room opens 5:30 p.m. Parsha and Popsicles at the Ames St. Park with Rabbi Cheses 6:00 p.m. Meet and Greet at Ames St. Park with new head of school at SHAS Rabbi Jordan Soffer 8:06 p.m. Mincha followed by Shiur with Summer Beit Midrash Fellow 9:15 p.m. Ma'ariv, Havdalah
Sunday, July 7 7:15 a.m. & 8:00 a.m. Shacharit at Shul 8:06 p.m. Mincha/Ma’ariv at shul
Weekday Schedule for July 8-11 Shacharit: Monday & Thursday 6:00 & 6:50 a.m. Tuesday & Wednesday 6:10 and 6:50 a.m. Mincha/Ma'ariv: Monday-Thursday: 8:06 p.m. at Young Israel
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 Shabbat is brought to you by three sets of sponsors:
By the Schectman and Epstein families in honor of Eliezer Schectman becoming a Bar Mitzvah.
By the following families in honor of the Vogel Family making aliyah: Rides, Beiser, Bellin, Bluestone, Cheses, Greene, Halpern, Kagedan, Levy, Prince, Ravid, Reisman, Salomon, Saltzman, Shain, Shooman, G&C Sternberg, Wiesenfeld, M&E Zisblatt, Y&G Zisblatt, and Blanchard/Glanzman.
And by Farokh & Dalya Hakimi in honor of their daughter Sharona Sternberg's birthday, and to thank the Sharon community for being so welcoming to their family.
Women's Tuesday Morning Torah Circle will resume in the Fall.
Summer Beit Midrash 2019 The Center for Modern Torah Leadership’s Summer Beit Midrash is an intense and exhilarating learning program that allows its Fellows to pursue compelling questions with intellectual rigor and ethical integrity in the framework of a warm and challenging Orthodox community. SBM Fellows will lead a variety of public learning opportunities during the seminar, including one-on-one study, thematic text-study groups, and formal classes.
TNT (Tuesday Night Torah) Schedule 7:00 p.m. Mincha 7:15 p.m. Community Learning 7:45 p.m. Shiur 8:45 p.m. Ma’ariv Tuesday, July 16 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Must children continue their parents’ minhagim?” Tuesday, July 23 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Where do the customs of The Three Weeks and the Nine Days come from?” Tuesday, July 30 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Is ‘new custom’ an oxymoron?” Tuesday, August 6 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Can I switch my minhag?”
“Holocaust Legacy in Medical Education and Practice: A Holocaust Survivor’s Daughter Teaches German Medical Students at Auschwitz” Presented by: Hedy S. Wald, PhD, Shabbat, July 6th At Young Israel of Sharon (following davening). See the yisharon groups email for Hedy's bio.
Learning on the Lawn 2019 Please join us as we welcome Dr. Matthew Zizmor who will offer the first shiur of this summer's LOL series. His topic: "A Study of Psalm 78, How the study of Tenach & Psalm 78 help in our understanding of the Torah & Jewish history. We are "People of Book". It is imperative for us to know our Holy Scriptures. Please bring along a Tanach or book of Psalms. It will be held rain or shine on Shabbat Korach, July 6, 5-6:00 p.m. at the home of Shirley & Ira Stein, 36 Ames St. Refreshments will follow Dr. Zizmor's talk. All are welcome.
Jewish Women's Yoga "Yoga is not just about flexibility or strength but is also about stability and wellbeing." This is an introductory 8 week class run by Elise Cohen and Holly Broniatowski, currently completing yoga teacher certification. We will be combining the physical practice of yoga with the spirituality of Judaism. Prepare for beautiful music, hands on assists and essential oils to provide a peaceful and powerful experience.
This class is designed for all levels from complete beginners to more experienced practitioners. This class is not recommended for pregnant women or those within 3 months post partum.
Classes will run Wednesday nights 7:30-8:30 p.m. starting 7/10/19 at Young Israel of Sharon. Please bring a yoga mat (extras can be provided upon request). Cost is $5 per class. All proceeds will be donated to the YIOS for a special Kiddush. Sign up HERE! Space is limited to 25 people. For questions please email: jewishpoweryoga@gmail.com.
Donation Card Price Increase After many years at the same level, our donation cards will be increased to $18/each as of August 1st. Please contact Suellen Beiser at cards@yisharon.org to send your cards. Thank you!
Several couples have approached Rabbi Cheses about organizing a shul trip next year, leaning on the expertise of our past member Yitzchak Sokolof. The trip would likely be 6-8 days, include one Shabbat and have the option of going early or extending afterwards. The trip would take place in February when there are many discounted deals that bundle flight and airline tickets. We already have 3 interested couples and probably need 4-6 more in order to make it happen. The theme of the trip would be on a unique aspect of Israel that we are not often exposed to (ex- high tech sector, solar energy, history of the Mishnah etc.) The group that goes will have final say on the theme/s. Please be in touch with Rabbi Cheses (rabbi@yisharon.org) or with Dan Shimshak (daniel.shimshak@umb.edu) about your interest in this opportunity.
Maayan's July Offerings Starting Tuesday 7/9, Rabbi Jaffe will begin a 3-week course called "Who Wrote this Week's Parsha", 1 pm at Maimonides School. Visit www.maayan.org for more details and to register.
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 Help our Tree of Life grow and place more leaves on it in honor of a special person or occasion. Each leaf is $100. Contact: mshimshak@gmail.com or 781-784-8192.
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.
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 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. An order is going in soon so that the plaques can be up by the High Holidays. 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 Barry Mosher 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
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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.
~ Welcome to the new SHAS Executive Director Rabbi Jordan Soffer, his wife Dr. Marti Soffer, and their daughter Maayan, as they celebrate their first Shabbat in Sharon! ~ Welcome to our Scholar-in-Residence this Shabbat, Rabbanit Nechama Barash. ~ Welcome to the Summer Beit Midrash Fellows for the Summer 2019 Session!
Shabbat June 29- Parshat Shelach 7:30 a.m. Hashkama followed by a Shiur with Rabbi Goldfeder 9:00 a.m. Sof Zman Kriyat Shema 9:00 a.m. Shacharit followed by Dvar Torah from Rabbanit Nechama Barash on “The Birth of Identity” 10:00 a.m. Babysitting room (kids groups and tween tefilla on break for summer) 5:30 p.m. Parsha and Popsicles at the Ames St. Park with Rabbi Cheses 8:07 p.m. Mincha followed by Shiur with Rabbanit Barash on "Can Social Media Networks Be Halakhically Legitimate Channels to Out Immoral Behavior?" 9:17 p.m. Ma'ariv, Havdalah
Sunday, June 30 7:15 a.m. & 8:00 a.m. Shacharit at Shul 8:07 p.m. Mincha/Ma’ariv at shul
Weekday Schedule for July 1- July 4 Shacharit: Monday 6:00 a.m. & 6:50 a.m. Tuesday 6:10 a.m. and 6:50 a.m. Wednesday (Rosh Chodesh #1) 5:50 a.m. and 6:50 a.m. Thursday (Rosh Chodesh #2) (4th of July) 8:00 a.m. Mincha/Ma'ariv: Monday-Thursday: 8:07 p.m. at YIOS
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 Shabbat is sponsored bythe shul.
Women's Tuesday Morning Torah Circle will resume in the Fall.
Scholar in Residence Rabbanit Nechama Barash THIS SHABBAT! Rabbanit Nechama Goldman Barash teaches Rabbinic Literature, Women and Judaism, Medical Ethics, Prophets and Bible at Pardes. She made aliyah from Philadelphia over 20 years ago after graduating from Stern College. She studied for three years in Matan's Advanced Talmud Institute and finished a Master's degree in Talmud at Bar-Ilan University, with a thesis on the Beaultiful Captive Woman in the Eyes of Chazal. She teaches at a variety of Israeli institutions and is also a graduate of Nishmat's Yoetzet Halakha program. Recently she has been a member of the Beit Hillel national-religious group. Currently she is studying in Matan's new Hilchata program, which is an advanced program in the area of Jewish law. Nechama lives in Gush Etzion with her husband and four daughters.
Summer Beit Midrash 2019 The Center for Modern Torah Leadership’s Summer Beit Midrash is an intense and exhilarating learning program that allows its Fellows to pursue compelling questions with intellectual rigor and ethical integrity in the framework of a warm and challenging Orthodox community. SBM Fellows will lead a variety of public learning opportunities during the seminar, including one-on-one study, thematic text-study groups, and formal classes.
TNT (Tuesday Night Torah) Schedule 7:00 p.m. Mincha 7:15 p.m. Community Learning 7:45 p.m. Shiur 8:45 p.m. Ma’ariv This coming week, Tuesday, July 9 with Rabbi Howard Jachter:“How bad does the weather need to be to call the Eruv ‘down’?” Tuesday, July 16 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Must children continue their parents’ minhagim?” Tuesday, July 23 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Where do the customs of The Three Weeks and the Nine Days come from?” Tuesday, July 30 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Is ‘new custom’ an oxymoron?” Tuesday, August 6 with Rabbi Aryeh Klapper: “Can I switch my minhag?”
Unveiling for Bruce Mills z'l Tuesday, July 2nd at 2:00 p.m. at Baker Street Cemetery, Puritan Section. For more information, please contact Rabbi Cheses.
“Holocaust Legacy in Medical Education and Practice: A Holocaust Survivor’s Daughter Teaches German Medical Students at Auschwitz” Presented by: Hedy S. Wald, PhD, Shabbat, July 6th At Young Israel of Sharon (following davening). See the yisharon groups email for Hedy's bio.
Learning on the Lawn 2019 Please join us as we welcome Dr. Matthew Zizmor who will offer the first shiur of this summer's LOL series. His topic: "A Study of Psalm 78, How the study of Tenach & Psalm 78 help in our understanding of the Torah & Jewish history. We are "People of Book". It is imperative for us to know our Holy Scriptures. Please bring along a Tanach or book of Psalms. It will be held rain or shine on Shabbat Korach, July 6, 5-6:00 p.m. at the home of Shirley & Ira Stein, 36 Ames St. Refreshments will follow Dr. Zizmor's talk. All are welcome.
Jewish Women's Yoga "Yoga is not just about flexibility or strength but is also about stability and wellbeing." This is an introductory 8 week class run by Elise Cohen and Holly Broniatowski, currently completing yoga teacher certification. We will be combining the physical practice of yoga with the spirituality of Judaism. Prepare for beautiful music, hands on assists and essential oils to provide a peaceful and powerful experience.
This class is designed for all levels from complete beginners to more experienced practitioners. This class is not recommended for pregnant women or those within 3 months post partum.
Classes will run Wednesday nights 7:30-8:30 p.m. starting 7/10/19 at Young Israel of Sharon. Please bring a yoga mat (extras can be provided upon request). Cost is $5 per class. All proceeds will be donated to the YIOS for a special Kiddush. Sign up HERE! Space is limited to 25 people. For questions please email: jewishpoweryoga@gmail.com.
Purchase books through our Amazon link below, or the Sharon Public Library will have copies. New members are always welcome. Hope to see you there!
Donation Card Price Increase After many years at the same level, our donation cards will be increased to $18/each as of August 1st. Please contact Suellen Beiser at cards@yisharon.org to send your cards. Thank you!
Maayan's July Offerings This Tuesday 7/2, Ma'ayan's meeting of the 929 Project with Rachel Danziger will be at 8:30 am at Kadimah Toras Moshe in Brighton - this month's class will explore Shmuel 1. Starting Tuesday 7/9, Rabbi Jaffe will begin a 3-week course called "Who Wrote this Week's Parsha", 1 pm at Maimonides School. Visit www.maayan.org for more details and to register.
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 Help our Tree of Life grow and place more leaves on it in honor of a special person or occasion. Each leaf is $100. Contact: mshimshak@gmail.com or 781-784-8192.
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.
Memorial Plaques Memorial plaques are available for purchase to commemorate the memory of your loved one. Please contact Dan Shimshak at 781-784-8192 with any questions or to order.
Kaila bat Gitel v'Moshe Faiga Rachel bat Esther Rachmeil Schlomo ben Meyer Yoel ben Rut Barry Mosher 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
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.
