Young Israel of Century City • Office address: 9317 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90035 • 310-273-6954 • www.yicc.org

September 21, 2019 • 21st of Elul 5779 Volume 33 • Issue 90

This Week At YICC Ki Tavo

SHABBAT SCHEDULE Candle Lighting ............................................... 5:37 - 6:35 pm Mincha (Schlesinger Sanctuary) ....................... 5:25 & 6:45 pm Hashkama Minyan (Schlesinger Sanctuary) .................7:15 am Sal Lowi Z”L Hashkama Kiddush sponsored by: • Ben and Nili Kiss in memory of Ben's father, Avraham ben

Binyamin Z"L Main Minyan (Schlesinger Sanctuary) ...........................9:00 am Young Community Minyan (Mintz Beit Midrash) ...........9:15 am • YCM Kiddush sponsored by Yaakov & Aviva Grossman

in honor of the Bris today of their son. Library Minyan (Nagel Library) ………………………….9:30 am Teen Minyan (Levkowitz Teen Room) ...........................9:30 am Youth Program (Teichman Youth Wing) ......... 9:30-11:30 am Judith S. Levine Memorial Pre- High Holiday Lecture Series (Schlesinger Sanctuary) ................................... 5:10 pm Featuring Rabbi Pinchos Hecht, Rosh Beit Midrash at YULA Girls High School Topic: “Day of Remembrance” Mincha (Schlesinger Sanctuary) ...................................6:10 pm Seudah Shlishit & Shiur with Rabbi Dr. Zev Wiener (Mintz Beit Midrash) Sponsored by: • Alan & Linda Sklar in memory of Alan’s mother, Maita bat Yaakov Dov HaCohen, A”H • Jonny & Amy Ritz in memory of Jonny’s father, Avraham Yitzchak ben Tzvi HaLevy, Z”L Maariv (Schlesinger Sanctuary) ....................................7:27 pm Havdalah ....................................................................7:37 pm Selichot led by Dr. Mark Goldenberg .................. 12:45 am

TEFILAH SCHEDULE: Sep 22 - 27

Selichot and Shacharit Sunday (Shacharit only) ........................... 6:45/8:00/9:00 am Monday - Friday ....................................... 5:45/6:40/7:30 am

Mincha Sunday -Thursday .................................................... 6:40 pm Selichot at night (Mintz Beit Midrash) Sunday -Thursday .................................................... 9:00 pm

Next Shabbat- Friday, Sep 27 Candles ......................................................... 5:29 – 6:26 pm Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat ......................... 5:20 & 6:35 pm

Bat Mitzvah ~ Lilla Anziska (in the Mintz Beit Midrash)

Aufruf ~ Andrew Hirsch (in the Schlesinger Sanctuary)

Kiddush sponsored by Evan & Alison Anziska

and our Kiddush Co-Sponsorship Program

LOCATIONS FOR DAILY MINYANIM & DAF YOMI

6:00 Shacharit .......................................... Nagel Library Wing 6:10/6:15/7:45 Shacharit ........................... Mintz Beit Midrash 7:00 Shacharit ..................................... Schlesinger Sanctuary Daf Yomi Shiur ......................................... Mintz Beit Midrash

Important Halakhic Times: Sep 21 - 27 Alot HaShachar ............................................ 5:30 a.m. Earliest Talit & Tefillin ................................... 5:54 a.m. Last Time for Shema .................................... 9:44 a.m. Sof Zman Tefilah ........................................ 10:45 a.m. Earliest time for Mincha ................................ 1:15 p.m.

HALAKHIC CORNER This Motzei Shabbat we will begin reciting Selichot. The custom, which originates from the times of the Geonim, is to recite special prayers in advance of Rosh HaShanah. Rav Yosef Karo in Shulchan Aruch (581/1) records the custom and writes that ideally, these prayers should be offered during the last three hours of the night. Rav Yisrael Meir Kagan in Mishnah Berurah explains that this is the time G-d is most connected to this world and is most compassionate. Interestingly, Rabbi Ephraim Zalman Margoliot, in his sefer, Mateh Ephraim, points out that the custom has developed to delay the recitation of the Selichot till the sun rises. If for whatever reason, a person or a community is not able to recite Selichot in the early morning hours, it is permissible to recite Selichot during the rest of the day. Rav Moshe Feinstein (O”H 2:105) explains that the custom to recite Selcihot immediately after chatzot (halahkic midnight), is also deeply rooted in Kabbalistic sources, and is another ideal time to recite Selichot. Rav Moshe suggests that if a person cannot wake up for Selichot in the early morning hours, it is better to recite the Selichot immediately after chatzot than later in the daytime. There are some accounts of righteous individuals reciting Selichot even earlier than midnight; however, Rav Moshe strongly discourages this practice if possible.

RABBI MUSKIN’S SHIUR FOR CHAZANIM, GABBAIM & BAALEI KRIAH

Rabbi Muskin’s Annual Shiur for Chazanim, Gabbaim and Baalei Kriah to prepare and review for the

Yamim Tovim will take place on Sunday, September 22 at 8:45 a.m.,

right after the 8 a.m. Shacharit Minyan.

MAZAL TOV • Evan & Alison Anziska on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter,

Lilla. Mazal Tov also to Lilla’s siblings Josh, Livana, Tamara and Eli, grandparents Peter & Liz Steinlauf and Don & Enid Anziska, and to all members of the Anziska and Steinlauf families.

• Andrew Hirsch on his Aufruf and forthcoming marriage to Daniella Masnicoff.

• Fay and Neal Shapiro upon the engagement of their son Chananya to Rebecca Steinfeld of Woodmere, NY.

• Aviva & Yaakov Grossman on the birth of a baby boy. Mazal Tov to grandparents, Michael & Eileen Kosman, and David Grossman and Dvora & Charles Rotenberg.

• Yoetzet Halakha Ilana Gadish & Moshe Peters on the birth of a baby girl

• David and Debbie Schultz on the engagement of their son, Sammy, to Eliana Antosofsky, daughter of Dr. Howie and Rachel Antosofsky of Teaneck, New Jersey. Mazal Tov to the entire Schultz and Antosofsky families.

• Rivka & Moshe Scheinfeld on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, Batsheva. Mazal Tov also siblings Tamar and Yudi, Savta, Mrs. Devora Levin, and the Kempe, Levin and Scheinfeld families

• Nurit & Adam Lerer on the birth of a baby girl. Mazal Tov also to grandparents, Dr. Hilel & Miriam Lewis and Dr. Paul & Esther Lerer (Englewood NJ), and great grandmother, Dr. Gitta Nagel.

A MESSAGE OF THANKS FROM THE WIZENFELDS We are grateful to Rabbi Muskin and Rabbi Proops for leadership and guidance at this difficult time. We are proud to be part of this amazing community who is always there with comfort and support. - Joe and Isaac Wizenfeld

YAHRZEITS: Sep 21 - 27/ Elul 21- 27 Sat, Sep 21 Dr. Max Weinstein’s mother, Chaya bat Shaul, Z”L

Jonny Ritz’s father, Avraham Yitzchak ben Tzvi HaLevy, Z”L Benjamin Kiss’ father, Avraham ben Binyamin, Z”L Sarah Fink’s mother, Chava Udal bat Menashe, Z”L

Sun, Sep 22 Vicky Praw’s mother, Rivkah bat Yehuda HaLevy, Z”L

Mon, Sep 23 Marshall Jaffe’s father, Gershon ben Yisrael, Z”L Tue, Sep 24 Walter Hulkower’s mother, Raizel Zissel bat Yosef,

Z”L Dr. Mark Hyman’s father, Moshe Beryl ben Yeshaya, Z”L Lulu Fensten’s mother, Chazam bat Yitzchak, Z”L Alan Sklar’s mother, Maita bat Yaakov Dov HaCohen, Z”L Robert Millman’s father, Kopel ben Eliezer, Z”L

Wed, Sep 25 Dr. Marvin Pietruszka’s mother, Rachel bat Avraham HaCohen, Z”L

Thu, Sep 26 Dianne Iskovic’s father, Baruch Shimon ben Moshe, Z”L Stephen Buxbaum’s father, Avraham ben Yitzchak, Z”L Rabbi Sandy Shulkes’ father, Tzvi ben Ephraim Howard Shulkes, Z”L

Fri, Sep 27 Frieda Newman’s mother, Sara bat Shalom, Z”L Michel Hazan’s father, Chaim ben Meir, Z”L Lillian Lieberman’s father, Shlomo ben Yitzchak Isaac, Z”L

YICC Women's Tehilim Group Mondays @ 7:30pm for Cholim, Shiduchim & Israel September location: 1561 Beverly Drive. Unit 201

Please include the following names in your prayers, and may each be granted a Refuah Shleimah

• Akiva ben Miriam Devorah • Baruch Shmuel Halevi ben Penina • Bat Ami bat Beth • Bayla Bracha bat Malka Hinda • Chaim Menachem b/ Hena Raizel • Chaim Tzvi ben Necha Rivka • Chana bat Johanna • Eliezer ben Reshelshen • Gitta Rivka bat Chaya Risa • Gittel Zelda bat Malka • Leah bat Mattel • Liba bat Chana • Milka Yehudit bat Simcha • Mordechai Menachem Ben Shoshana Raizel

• Moshe Yehuda ben Yehudit • Moshe Mordechai ben Rachel • Chaya Necha bat Riva Leah • Nechama bat Dina • Ora bat Nechama • Ozer ben Leah • Rachel bat Julie Zohar • Raphael Daniel ben Malka • Refael David ben Ella ben Fayga • Reuven Betzalel HaCohen

• Rochel bat Esther • Sarah Chana Chaya bat Esther Bracha • Schmuel Zev ben Gitel • Sharona Baila bas Malka • Shmuel ben Rachel • Sima bat Liba Devorah • Sorah Gitel bat Chava Raitzl • Tuvia ben Ellie • Tzvi ben Masha • Yaakov ben Maasha • Yehoshua Dov Ben Sara

Esther • Yehoshua Yaakov ben Orna • Yehuda Yitzchak ben Gitel

Shifra • Yisrael Yehudah ben Miriam • Yisssacher Dov ben Frayda • Yitzchok Isaac ben Blima

Chana • Yosef ben Rachel • Yossi Levi ben Margalit • Yosef Lipa ben Blumah Leah

DAF YOMI SPONSORSHIPS We offer our members the opportunity to sponsor a week of Daf

Yomi learning for $225 - a wonderful way to commemorate a Yahrzeit, celebrate a Simcha, or support Torah learning in our

Shul. To sponsor please call or email the Shul office.

This week is sponsored by: • Rabbi Avrohom & Lillian Lieberman - in memory of

Lillian’s father, Shlomo ben Yitzchak Isaac, Z”L

YICC’S KIDDUSH CO-SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM Kiddush co-sponsorships at $200 each help our Shul cover the expense of those Shabbatot without a main sponsor and are a

nice way to commemorate or celebrate an occasion. We encourage you to consider this option

Our program is supported this week by: • Vicky Praw, in memory of her parents

Reuven and Rivka Kauders, Z”L • Dr. Marvin & Honey Pietruszka, in memory of Marvin’s

mother, Rachel bat Avraham HaCohen, A”H • Fred & Dina Leeds, in honor of Andrew Hirsch’s Aufruf

and forthcoming marriage to Daniella Masnicoff.

TREE OF LIFE YICC’s Tree of Life is located on the 2nd fl near our Youth Rooms. One way to commemorate a Simcha is to dedicate a leaf engraved with the date and Simcha on our Shul’s Tree of Life. Whether it be a Birth, Bar/Bat-

Mitzvah, Wedding or Anniversary, our Shul’s Tree of Life is the perfect way to permanently celebrate your Simcha.

Many of our members have leaves on our Tree that were dedicated in their honor. It would be so nice to dedicate new leaves to honor new celebrations: marriages, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, babies…!

The latest leaves on our Tree are dedicated in honor of the Bar and Bat Mitzvahs of Ethan & Sarina Frankel.

The cost of a Leaf is $180. For more information please contact

the Shul Office at 310-273-6954 /shuloffice@yicc.org

ADULT EDUCATION: Sep 23 – 27

WEDNESDAY • Sefer HaChinuch with Rabbi Nechemia Langer (Pollack home: 1458 S. Beverwil Dr.) ................ 8:30pm

DAF YOMI – Rabbi Yitzchak Etshalom www.dafyomiyicc.org • Daf Yomi – Monday - Friday ...................... 6:45-7:45am • Daf Yomi on Shabbat ....................................... 8:45am • Daf Yomi on Sunday .......................................... 7:15am

EMAIL ADDRESSES FOR OUR RABBIS: Rabbi Elazar Muskin: rabbiemuskin@gmail.com

Rabbi James Proops: rabbiproops@yicc.org

Rabbi JJ & Frumie Duchman: youth@yicc.org

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Hatzalah: 800-613-1911

Eruv: 877-378-8463 Mikvah: 310-550-4511

RCC: 212-389-3382

Ilana Gadish- LA Yoetzet Halakha: Cell: 424-341-5601. Email: yoetzetla@gmail.com

MAFTIR YONAH (SILENT) AUCTION If you are interested in bidding for

the honor of Maftir Yonah In the Schlesinger Sanctuary please contact

David Gershov; and for the Mintz Beit Midrash, please contact Rabbi Proops

SEFER MINHAGIM - SELICHOT

By Rabbi Elazar Muskin

1) The first Selichot, which takes place on Saturday night before Rosh Hashanah is recited at Halakhic Midnight. This Saturday night we will start at 12:45 AM

2) The Hazan on Saturday night or for any Selichot recited at night, borrows a Talit from a friend and does not use his own or a Shul owned Talit.

3) On Saturday night we open the Aron for the poem, המנוח במוצאי .

4) Everyone is encouraged to stand when reciting Selichot.

5) Selichot in the morning should be preceded by התורה ברכות .

6) At the end of Selichot we only say תחנון, skipping the passages of וכו׳ מ חי ומסי and jumping to ‘ וכו מר ישראלוש .

7) If there is no Minyan when Selichot begins, the Hazan should start without the Minyan, and when the Minyan arrives, he should repeat two verses from אשרי, followed by the opening Kaddish and continue from where he left off. When there is no Minyan the verses of רחום אל ‘ה‘ ה should not be said.

SECURITY PASSES HAVE BEEN MAILED • Security Passes have been mailed for all members &

guests who have cleared past balances and paid for and reserved seats for the upcoming Yamim Noraim. Your passes should arrive early next week. Please check them carefully, and call or email the office if you have any questions.

• PLEASE KEEP YOUR PASSES SAFE; YOU WILL NEED THEM TO ENTER OUR MINYANIM.

YICC UPCOMING EVENTS: Shabbat Afternoons: Sept. 7 – Sept. 28

Judith S. Levine Memorial Pre- High Holiday Lecture Series

Sponsored by Levine & Meier Families in loving memory of, Judith Levine, Z” L

*Anyone interested in Co-Sponsoring a program in our

upcoming 5780 Program Calendar should please contact Rabbi Muskin at rabbiemuskin@gmail.com

BNEI AKIVA OF LOS ANGELES

www.bneiakivala.org

(310) 248-2450; office@bneiakivala.org

Bnei Akiva:

Dovid Oved Retreat Center: Our booking calendar is filling up - reserve your family simcha or organizational retreat/Shabbaton now! For info: (310) 248-2450 ext 2 or monica@dovidoved.org.

Moshava Alevy: Registration for Summer 2020 is NOW OPEN! Sign up today at www.moshavaalevy.org or call for more info: 855-MOSHAVA.

YICC SECURITY

For any security concerns, please email: Security@yicc.org

Either Daniel Silverman (VP Security) or Steven Silver

(Security Director) will respond accordingly.

WE THANK OUR SECURITY TEAM

David Abrams (CSS), Marsha Wasserman (CSS), Daniel Silverman (CSS), Joe Kempe (CSS),

Ari Ruchlin (CSS), Neal Shapiro (CSS), Daniel Silverman (CSS), Avi Ryzman (CSS), Allan

Sternberg (CSS), Jeff Coen (CSS), David Weiss (CSS)

ID CARDS Make Sure to Order & Carry NOW

The need to carry ID on Shabbat and Yom Tov has become a reality we cannot ignore.

Considering this need, and as a service to our

members, we have found a company and designed a

Shabbat ID card that will include your pertinent ID

and contact information, as well as any necessary

medical ALERTS.

To order your card(s) please go to the following link https://www.yicc.org/idcard

When your card arrives make sure to ALWAYS CARRY YOUR ID ON SHABBAT & YOM TOV

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

• Join the 10th Annual Walk 4 Friendship LA on September 22nd, 1:30-6:00pm for a free festival for the entire family! Free BBQ & Concert located at Shalhevet High School. *A walk & festival in support of children with special needs. For more information please go to; www.walk4friendshipla.com

• Looking for something fun to do on Sukkot? Let's all go to LEGOLAND! Purchase tickets by September 23rd by calling 323-931-5808 and help send Yavneh's 8th graders to Israel. Discounted rate of $35 adults, $25 kids 3-12.

• Kashruth Update From The RCC Please be advised that as of Sunday September 15, 2019 (due to closing of business) Santa Monica Glatt Market (11540 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025) will no longer be under the Kashrut Certification of the RCC. No Kashrut violations were found.

MISSING LIBRARY BOOKS We are missing volume 2 of Minchas Chinuch, and

Artscroll Midrash Rabba on Devarim. If you know where

these books are please return them to the Shul Office.

order your 4 minim at YICC! Lulav, Etrog, Hadasim & Aravot are available for easy ordering and pick-up at YICC, courtesy the OU! Pre-paid orders must be received by Monday, October 2. Regular set - $45; Mehudar - $80. Forms are available at our website.

MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN 5780 (2019-20)

YOUR MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION CAN BE VIEWED AND RENEWAL COMPLETED ONLINE AT WWW.YICC.ORG BY LOGGING INTO YOUR ACCOUNT. Should you require a log-in, please contact us

and we will send it to you right away.

PLEASE MAKE SURE TO CLICK ON RENEW MEMBERSHIP

Please review your information as it appears on the form and in your account and be sure to make the necessary updates. Please make sure to complete your membership renewal ASAP!

This will enable the Shul office to process all forms and mail the security passes that you will need to enter the Minyan of your choice.

IMPORTANT:

• Seats were only assigned and passes mailed for those members whose accounts are current,

AND whose updated membership forms were accompanied by full payment, or a pre-arranged

and approved payment schedule.

RABBI MUSKIN’S SHUVAH DRASHA

Shabbat, October 5th

Drasha at 6:00 p.m. (Mincha at 5:35 p.m.)

Topic:

“How I Lost 25 Pounds”

SOVA FOOD BINS PLEASE HELP US HELP FEED THE HUNGRY

YICC is participating again in our annual

program to collect food for the hungry from now until Sukkot. There are SOVA collection bins in our front and back lobbies where you can drop off unopened, unexpired food items

– NO GLASS JARS PLEASE. They also appreciate personal care items such as

diapers, soap, deodorant, toothpaste and toothbrushes.

DEADLINE: Thursday, Oct 10th– NO LATER!

To make a direct donation, volunteer, or for more information about SOVA, please call

Kathi Dawidowicz at (818) 988-7682 ext. 120

RELAXED PARKING FOR THE HOLIDAYS:

Please Note that Zones & Other Safety

Violations Will Be Enforced!

Rosh Hashana- Sunday, Sept 29th 4:00pm- Tuesday, Oct 1st 10:00pm

Yom Kippur- Tuesday, Oct 8th 4:00pm- Wednesday, Oct 9th 10:00pm

Sukkot- Sunday, Oct 13th 4:00pm- Tuesday, Oct 15th 10:00pm

Simchat Torah- Sunday, Oct 20th 4:00pm- Tuesday, Oct 22nd 10:00pm

We thank Councilman Paul Koretz and the OU West Coast Region office for

making these very appreciated arrangements for our community.

YICC Youth & Teens

in the Teichman Youth Wing

Howdy Misspallelim! Let’s get ready for another Shabbat!!! It’s a special

Shabbat, Shabbat Selichot. That’s right boys and girls we gotta get ready

to start saying Selichot this Motzei Shabbat. That reminds me - Motzei

Shabbat, did you all sign up for GLOW IN THE DARK

DODGEBALL?!? Or how about “BEE THE BEST YOU CAN BE” on

Sunday morning?! Lots happening for YICC YOUTH! Can’t wait to see

all your smiling faces this Shabbat :-) -Rabbi JJ & Frumie Duchman

Our 9 AM Shacharit Minyan for Teens (et al!) Meets on Sundays and National Holidays. Note: This Minyan is not just for Teens. Fathers,

Rabbis, and ALL Adults are welcome! (Email Minyan@Qntnl.com for info)

YICC TEEN MINYAN 9:30 AM in the Levkowitz Teen Room

Great Davening, Lots of Food, Surprise Raffles!

Kiddush this week is sponsored by:

Young Israel of Century City

Our Youth Program Directors:

RABBI JJ & FRUMIE DUCHMAN Contact: youth@yicc.org

Miryam Pariser Sep, 21

Michaela Schlanger Sep, 22

Ethan Lebovitz Sep, 22

Ezra Helfand Sep, 23

Talia Sacks Sep, 23

Devora Rosen Sep, 25

Ivy S. Katz Sep, 27

MOTZEI SHABBAT SELICHOT

Saturday Night, September 21..............................................12:45am

SHACHARIT WITH SELICHOT

Monday-Friday (Sept 23-27)……………………………….5:45/6:40/7:30am

Sunday (Sept 29) Erev Rosh Hashanah..................6:15/7:30/9:00am

Wednesday (Oct 2) Fast of Gedaliah.....................5:30/6:40/7:20am

Thursday- Friday (Oct 3-4) ....................................5:30/6:40/7:20am

Sunday (Oct 6) ..........................................……….6:20/7:40/9:00am

Monday (Oct 7) ....................................................5:30/6:40/7:20am

Tuesday (Oct 8) Erev Yom Kippur.................5:50/6:50/7:45/9:00am

MAARIV WITH SELICHOT

Sunday-Thursday (Sept 22 - 26) ............................................9:00pm

Wednesday – Thursday (Oct 2 -3).……………...........................9:00pm

Sunday-Monday (Oct 6 -7)…..................................................9:00pm

EREV ROSH HASHANAH, Sunday, September 29

Candles...................................................................................6:23pm

Mincha ..................................................................................6:30pm

FIRST DAY ROSH HASHANAH, Monday, September 30

Shacharit (all Minyanim) .......................................................8:00am

Tashlich

Mincha.................................................................................. 6:15pm

Candles (after) and Maariv....................................................7:24pm

SECOND DAY ROSH HASHANAH, Tuesday, October 1

Shacharit (all Minyanim) ...................................................... 8:00am

Mincha ................................................................................ 6:15pm

Maariv ………………….............................................................. 7:13pm

Havdalah .............................................................................. 7:23pm

FAST OF GEDALIAH, Wednesday, October 2

Fast Begins ...........................................................................5:35am

Shachari and Selichot..........................................5:30/6:40/7:20am

Mincha ................................................................................ 6:10pm

Fast Ends ............................................................................. 7:13pm

Selichot................................................................................ 9:00pm

SHABBAT SHUVA, Friday- Saturday, October 4 - 5

Candles………..……………………………………………………………………..6:16pm

Mincha ...................................................................................6:25pm

Shacharit.......................................................7:15/9:00/9:15/9:30am

Mincha……..............................................................................5:35pm

Shuva Drasha......................................................................... 6:00pm

Maariv…………………………………………………………………………………7:08pm

Shabbat Ends…........................................................................7:18pm

EREV YOM KIPPUR, Tuesday, October 8

Shacharit & Selichot.....................................5:50/6:50/7:45/9:00am

Mincha ................................................................................ 2:00pm

Candles................................................................................ 6:11pm

Kol Nidrei (at all Minyanim) ..................................................6:15pm

YOM KIPPUR, Wednesday, October 9

Shacharit (all Minyanim) .......................................................8:30am

Mincha (all Minyanim) ..........................................................4:40pm

Neilah (all Minyanim) ............................................................5:50pm

Yom Kippur Ends....................................................................7:12pm

SHABBAT HA’AZINU- Friday- Saturday, October 11 - 12

Candles………..……………………………………………………………………..6:07pm

Mincha ...................................................................................6:15pm

Shacharit.......................................................7:15/9:00/9:15/9:30am

Mincha ...................................................................................5:45pm

Maariv…………………………………………………………………………………6:58pm

Shabbat Ends..........................................................................7:08pm

EREV SUKKOT, Sunday, October 13

Shacharit...............................................................6:45/8:00/9:00am

Candles ................................................................................ 6:04pm

Mincha ................................................................................ 6:10pm

SUKKOT FIRST DAY, Monday, October 14

Shacharit................................................................7:15/9:00/9:15am

Mincha……………......................................................................6:00pm

Candles (after) and Maariv .................................................. 7:06pm

SUKKOT SECOND DAY, Tuesday, October 15

Shacharit................................................................7:15/9:00/9:15am

Mincha ...................................................................................6:00pm

Maariv…………………………………………………………………………………6:55pm

Havdalah……...........................................................................7:05pm

CHOL HAMOED, Wednesday – Friday, October 16- 18

Shacharit.......................................................6:00/7:00/7:45/9:00am

Mincha (Wed-Thu) ................................................................6:10pm

SHABBAT CHOL HAMOED, Friday- Saturday, October 18 - 19

Candles by………………………………………………………………………….5:58pm

Mincha……………………………………………………………………………….6:05pm

Shacharit...............................................................7:15/9:00/9:15am

Mincha...................................................................................5:00pm

Seudah Shlishit in the Shul Sukkah

Jewish History Lecture by Dr. Gil Graff………………………………..5:50pm

Maariv....................................................................................6:50pm

Havdalah ……........................................................................ 7:00pm

HOSHANA RABA, Sunday, October 20

Shacharit............................................................. 6:15/7:30/8:45am

Candles ................................................................................ 5:56pm

Mincha................................................................................. 6:05pm

SHEMINI ATZERET, Monday, October 21

Shacharit................................................................7:15/9:00/9:15am

Mincha….................................................................................5:50pm

Maariv ....................................................................................6:57pm

Candles After ........................................................................ 6:57pm

SIMCHAT TORAH, Tuesday, October 22

Shacharit & Hakafot .............................................................. 8:00am

Mincha…............................................................................... 5:50pm

Maariv…..................................................................................6:46pm

Havdalah …….…………………………………………………….………………..6:56pm

YOUNG ISRAEL OF CENTURY CITY

HIGH HOLIDAYS SCHEDULE 5780