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Parshat Naso
12 Sivan 5775
May 29-30, 2015
Hi there! I hope that you are all well.
I look forward to seeing you soon,
Rabbi Shlomo Einhorn
FRIDAY, May 29, 2015
Candle-lighting: 7:39 PM
Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat: 6:45 PM
Topic: Something to Say at the Shabbos Table
SHABBAT, May 30, 2015
 TANACH B'SHANA SERIES CONTINUES: 8:30 AM
Co-sponsored by Dr. Bernard & Temi Monderer in dedication to their parents and in memory of Dr. Monderer's brother, Dovid ben Yechezkel, and by Buddy & Susie Salzberg in memory of Jack and Sima Salzberg & Jack Samuels and their lifetime devotion to Jewish Education.
Shacharit: 9:00 AM
All children programs begins at 9:30 AM
Rabbi Einhorn's Sermon: A Special visit from the Koidanover Rebbe
Kiddush is sponsored by the Kehilla
Pirkei Avos Shiur this Shabbos, May 30th, at 6:30 PM for boys in grades 5th through 7th at the Bess Residence: 415 N. Las Palmas
 Pre-Mincha Shiur: 6:45 PM
3 part series: Electricity on Shabbos
Week 1: Is the Kosher Switch Kosher?
Sponsored by Ira & Ruchie Smedra in memory of Ira's father, HaRav Mordechai Zev Ben Shraga Feivel
Mincha: 7:30PM
 Seudah Shlishit is sponsored by Adell and Alan Goldstein in memory of Alan's mother, Mildred Goldstein, Menucha bat Avrohom Aryeh Leib z"l. May her neshama have an immediate aliyah.
NEW SEUDAH SHLISHIT SERIES
Topic: Feminism and Judaism
Ma'ariv: 8:35 PM
Times of Davening During the Week
Followed by daily Daf Yomi with Rabbi Einhorn
Daily Daf Yomi Sponsored by Esthie & Walter Feinblum
Sundays: 7:30 AM
Mondays & Thursdays: 6:25 AM
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Fridays: 6:25 AM
Latest Shema: Week of May 31, 2015: 9:17 AM
Bolt of Inspiration - The Problem May Not Be the Yeshiva
A Weekly D'var Torah from the Dean and Rav of Yavneh - R' Shlomo Einhorn
 Religious schools of all stripes frequently debate the pros and cons of keeping those children, that don't seem to fit in religiously, within the walls of their institutions. The argument usually forwarded to keep the "wayward souls" within the confines of the excelling school is that expulsion may push a significant number of our children too far and ultimately away. On the other hand, the expulsionists tend to posit that keeping troubled students in the school brings down the level of the entire student body and usually does not even serve that individual's best interests. After several years in education I can honestly say that both sides have merit. However, there can be a higher and a better way.
In this coming week's parsha - Nasso - the Torah states: "Nasso es rosh bnei gershon gam hem lebeis avosam lemishpachosam," "Elevate the head of the children of Gershom, them as well, according to their households, according to their families." The Chassidic teacher R. Moshe of Kovrin interprets Gershom, not as a name but rather as connected to gerushim (those that are divorced from the service of G-d). Elevate those individuals as well. How? By linking them back to their families.
Perhaps a beginning step in assisting challenged students in our Yeshivas is to realize that their problems in school often come from fracture that has begun at home. Perhaps our didactical approach should shift its primary focus away from the classroom and rather turn its attention to offering guidance and assistance by helping these holy children reconnect with their families in a healthier way.
Mazal Tov to Tanya and Avi Heyman on the birth of a baby boy! Mazal Tov to siblings, Joseph and Rose. Mazal Tov to grandparents, Sylvia Heyman, Frank & Lynn Menlo, and Ryna Menlo. May they merit raising him in the ways of Torah, Chuppah, and Ma'asim Tovim and may we continue to be blessed with many more simchas!
SHALOM ZACHOR FRIDAY NIGHT: 161 N. Orange Drive
BRIS: Tuesday Morning at Rabbi Ginsburg's Shul, 7709 Beverly Blvd. Shachris 6:30AM, Bris 8:00am.
Mazal Tov to Leora and Isaac Orenbuch on the birth of a baby girl! Mazal Tov to big sister, Ella. Mazal Tov to grandparents, Esthie & Walter Feinblum and Cali & Moshe Orenbach, and to great-grandparents, Rabbi & Dr. Joseph and Leila Bronner. We wish a Mazal Tov to the extended Bronner, Feinblum, Monderer, Oliner, and Orenbuch families! May they merit raising her in the ways of Torah, Chuppah, and Ma'asim Tovim and may we continue to be blessed with many more simchas!
Join us for a Pre-Mincha Shiur
The first of a three part series: ELECTRICITY ON SHABBAT
Week 1: Is the Kosher Switch Kosher?
Join us for a Seudah Shlishit Series with Rabbi Einhorn
FEMINISM AND JUDAISM
1st Lecture this Shabbat, May 30th, 7:40PM
Pirkei Avos Shiur this Shabbos, May 30th, at 6:30 PM for boys in grades 5th through 7th at the Bess Residence: 415 N. Las Palmas
Join us at YULA Girls School on May 31st at 9:30 AM for a morning of reflection and learning in memory of HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein z"l
YAVNEH IS THE PLACE TO BE THIS SUMMER!
 
Did you know that Yavneh has a mobile app for your phone? You can listen to Shiurim, view our weekly bulletins, and lots more! Click HERE to view the video and to find out how you can get the Yavneh mobile app on your phone today!
Have any halachik or any other questions? Feel free to contact Rabbi Einhorn at rabbieinhorn@gmail.com or call (917) 647-8359.
Save the Date
 June 6 - Kiddush sponsored by the Rubin Family
June 13 - Seduah Shlishit sponsored by the Lunzer Family
June 20 - Kiddush sponsored by the Botnick Family
July 4 - Kiddush sponsored by the Steinman Family
Community Announcements
Dr. Leila Bronner's weekly shiur will continue this week, May 30th at 5:00 PM at her home, 180 N. Las Palmas Ave. These chapters describe the Rise of David and his anointment by the prophet Samuel to be king. These charismatic personalities develop into the most powerful figures fashioning the Unique Spiritual image of the people of Israel. Looking forward to seeing you. All are welcome.
SAVE THE DATE - TOMCHEI SHABBAT IS HAVING THEIR FIRST GOLF TOURNAMENT AND BANQUET.
JULY 27, 2015. SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE - INFO@TOMCHEILA.ORG
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You are cordially invited to a spectacular Jewelry Party with the finest Jewels from Italy.
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 2nd and June 3rd, 10 AM until 6 PM Both Days at 400 North Las Palmas Avenue. Meet the Italian Designer himself. There will also be a beautiful selection of Graduation and Bat Mitzvah Gifts at a great price point. Please bring your friends. Looking forward to seeing you there. Love, Shira 917-864-1560 SGEN11@AOL.COM Follow SGEN11 on Instagram |
2 Upcoming Shaarei Tefila Trips: June 4th @ 6 PM: The King and I; June 25th @ 6 PM: Train to Zakopane. For reservations call Bernice Gelman @ (323)938-7147
 
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B'Nei Akiva: THIS WEEK Shabbat May 30th: City & Valley: Israel Day Parade Shabbaton in New York City - NO SNIF this week! Upcoming: Applications now being accepted for Madrichim and Manhigut for Fall 2015 - for information call: Eyal 310-220-1459 or Avi 818-442-8608.
Moshava Malibu: SOLD OUT! Looking forward to an amazing summer!
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What is Yeshivat Yavneh?
Yavneh is committed to the pursuit of knowledge, intellectual honesty, and scholarship. Instilling our students with fineness of character, respect for others, integrity, and the centrality of chesed in Jewish life, we continually focus on Ahavat Torah, Mitzvot, and steadfast support of Medinat Yisrael. Yavneh’s vision integrates spirituality and modernity through a comprehensive, creative, and challenging curriculum using technology, differentiated learning, critical thinking, art, and athletics; enabling our students to flourish as community leaders and model American citizens.
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