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Shul Office Hours Monday to Thursday: 9.00 am to 4.30 pm Sunday and Friday: 9.00 am to 12.00 noon This weeks leining starts on: Hertz p840, ArtScroll p1046, Soncino p1098 Haſtarah: Hertz p857, ArtScroll p1201, Soncino p1115 Main Shul 9.15 am (preceded by Rabbi Ginsburys Sedrah Shiur with Rashi at 9.00 am) Sermon Rabbi MS Ginsbury Shacharit/Musaf Alexander Weinberg Sedrah summary Richard Glyn Leining Josh Caplin Haſtarah Eric Shapiro Anim Zemirot Yossi Slonim Early Minyan 8:25 am (Beth HaMedrash) Dvar Torah Robin Cohen RCAM 9:30 am (Sol Cohen Hall) Dvar Torah Rabbi Y Binstock Naaleh, Youth (both now in recess; please join one of our other Services) To sponsor a weekly Kiddush please contact Tina on 8202 8391. שבת קודש פ' כי תצא י" א אלול תשע" ד פרק ב' Shul Office 020 8202 6924 Issue 551 | 6th September 2014 | 11th Ellul 5774 SEDRAH REFLECTIONS BY RICHARD HERMAN (to mark the 1st Yahrzeit of his father Roy Herman, the Bar Mitzvah of his nephew Joseph Herman and his own Bar Mitzvah anniversary) KI TETZE Bnei Yisrael stand at the borders of the Land of Israel. We can only imagine their ancipaon aſter 400 years of slavery in Egypt and 40 years of wandering in the desert. We would expect them to be restless, eager to enter the Promised Land and to begin their future as a naon of G-d. Instead, they would sit and listen to Moses giving them law aſter law. Ki Tetze alone contains 74 mitzvot, ranging from rules of engaging enemy civilians in warme to ensuring the accuracy of weighing-scales. Was this the paradise they had been awaing for centuries? So much to learn, so much to change ... In our modern instantworld, our paence would have been truly tested. All these mitzvot would, however, prepare them for the new life awaing them just a short distance away – a life of potenal: as has been said, not the Promised Landbut a land of promise. With the Yamim Noraim now but a few weeks away, we too are waing at the border ... of a new year full of promise. And, as we listen to the leining during Sefer Devarim, with all its detail, we should take the opportunity to prepare ourselves for the future. We have within each of us the capacity to change and to improve our relaonships with our family, friends and the Alm-ghty. We should take inspiraon from Bnei Yisrael as they prepared to enter the Land. Dont expect instant results. G-d is forgiving: dont be afraid to fail as long as you fail trying and can learn from your mistakes. May we all be granted a year of smachot, health and happiness. Mincha, followed by Kabbalat Shabbat & Maariv 7.24 pm (Sol Cohen Hall) ------------------------------------------ Daf HaYomi 5.30 pm Shabbat Mincha (Beth HaMedrash) 6.30 pm Seudah Shlishit (Sol Cohen Hall) 7.00 pm Maariv (Beth HaMedrash) & end of Shabbat 8.24 pm N E W S L E T T E R We extend a very warm welcome to everyone visiting our Shul today. We hope you enjoy the Service and will join us again soon. Please don't eat alone! Contact the Shul Office in advance, or on the day either the Rabbi or the Gabbaim in your Service if you would like to join a family for dinner or lunch. בס"דE&OE www.hendonsynagogue.com COMMUNAL SEUDAH SHLISHIT – THIS SHABBAT AFTERNOON AFTER MINCHA (see above for times & locations) We are honoured to welcome guest speaker Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum (Dean, London School of Jewish Studies) to launch our Ellul programme at this aſternoons Seudah Shlishit, speaking on Psalm 27 – Feeling uncomfortable during Ellul”. All welcome! The Seudah is kindly sponsored by Stacey & Jonathan Sinclair. The whole community is invited to Kiddush in the Community Centre aſter the end of all the Services. Security Rota SHIFT GOLD team (13th September) WHITE team (6th September) 8.30 - 9.00 David Masters, Bob Caplin Daniel Waller, Ian Silverbla 9.00 9.30 Julian Landau, Jonathan Goldberg, Dov Dulberg Joe Mintz, Andrew Silver, Benjamin Bowman 9.30 10.00 Ryan Jacobson, David Willman, Maurice Gilbert Jonathan Max, Uri Ullman, Jeff Gross 10.00 10.30 Arnold de Vries, Na'aleh, Marc Meyer, Gabriel Medina Zaki Cooper, Amanda Lee, Daniel Abda 10.30 11.00 Spencer Lewis, Sam Lyons, Ben Mazin, Na'aleh Daniel Jacobson, Daniel Sacker 11.00 11.30 Anthony Gothold, Joel Weitzman, Daniel Bazini Stephen Joseph, Gary Jacobson 11.30 12.00 Howard Lederman, Laurence Rose, Simon Grant David Harounoff, Stuart Fink, David Sichel Regular Learning Opportunities @ Raleigh Close Sunday Tefillin Breakfast— pre/post Bar Mitzvah boys and fathers Rabbi Ginsbury 8.10 9.15 am Beth HaMedrash Tuesday Chaburah Shiur Rabbi Ginsbury 7.50 8.30 am Sol Cohen Hall Tuesday Chumash Shiur Rabbi Ginsbury 8.30 9.30 pm Beth HaMedrash rear Tuesday SEED for men 8.30 9.30 pm Beth HaMedrash Tuesday SEED for ladies (see below) 8.30 9.30 pm Aviva Hardman Hall Thursday Gemarah Shiur Rabbi Ginsbury 8.30 9.30 pm Beth HaMedrash rear Friday Chaburah Shiur Rabbi Binstock 7.50 8.30 am Sol Cohen Hall SEED for ladies will be meeng on 9th and also on 16th September, when from 9.15 pm Rabbi Ginsbury will address the combined gathering of mens and ladiesSEED and the Chumash Shiur with pre-Rosh Hashanah words of inspiraon. Times of Daily Services Sept Ellul Shacharit Second Shacharit Mincha & Maariv Daf HaYomi 7 12 Sunday 8.15 am 7.15 pm 9.00 am 8 13 Monday 7.00 am 8.10 am 7.15 pm 6.15 pm 9 14 Tuesday 7.10 am 8.10 am 7.15 pm 6.15 pm 10 15 Wednesday 7.10 am 8.10 am 7.15 pm 6.15 pm 11 16 Thursday 7.00 am 8.10 am 7.15 pm 6.15 pm 12 17 Friday 7.10 am 8.10 am 7.08 pm - This weeks security team is the WHITE team.

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Shul Office Hours Monday to Thursday: 9.00 am to 4.30 pm Sunday and Friday: 9.00 am to 12.00 noon

This week’s leining starts on: Hertz p840, ArtScroll p1046, Soncino p1098 Haftarah: Hertz p857, ArtScroll p1201, Soncino p1115

Main Shul 9.15 am (preceded by Rabbi Ginsbury’s Sedrah Shiur with Rashi at 9.00 am)

Sermon Rabbi MS Ginsbury Shacharit/Musaf Alexander Weinberg Sedrah summary Richard Glyn Leining Josh Caplin Haftarah Eric Shapiro Anim Zemirot Yossi Slonim Early Minyan 8:25 am (Beth HaMedrash) D’var Torah Robin Cohen RCAM 9:30 am (Sol Cohen Hall) D’var Torah Rabbi Y Binstock Na’aleh, Youth (both now in recess; please join one of our other Services) To sponsor a weekly Kiddush please contact Tina on 8202 8391.

'ד פרק ב"תשע א אלול"תצא י כי פ' שבת קודש Shul Office 020 8202 6924 Issue 551 | 6th September 2014 | 11th Ellul 5774

SEDRAH REFLECTIONS BY RICHARD HERMAN (to mark the 1st Yahrzeit of his father Roy Herman, the Bar Mitzvah of his nephew Joseph Herman and his own Bar Mitzvah anniversary) – KI TETZE B’nei Yisrael stand at the borders of the Land of Israel. We can

only imagine their anticipation after 400 years of slavery in Egypt

and 40 years of wandering in the desert. We would expect them

to be restless, eager to enter the Promised Land and to begin

their future as a nation of G-d.

Instead, they would sit and listen to Moses giving them law after

law. Ki Tetze alone contains 74 mitzvot, ranging from rules of

engaging enemy civilians in wartime to ensuring the accuracy of

weighing-scales. Was this the paradise they had been awaiting

for centuries? So much to learn, so much to change ... In our

modern ‘instant’ world, our patience would have been truly

tested.

All these mitzvot would, however, prepare them for the new life

awaiting them just a short distance away – a life of potential: as

has been said, not the ‘Promised Land’ but a land of promise.

With the Yamim Noraim now but a few weeks away, we too are

waiting at the border ... of a new year full of promise. And, as we

listen to the leining during Sefer Devarim, with all its detail, we

should take the opportunity to prepare ourselves for the future.

We have within each of us the capacity to change and to improve

our relationships with our family, friends and the Alm-ghty. We

should take inspiration from B’nei Yisrael as they prepared to

enter the Land. Don’t expect instant results. G-d is forgiving:

don’t be afraid to fail as long as you fail trying and can learn from

your mistakes.

May we all be granted a year of s’machot, health and happiness.

Mincha, followed by Kabbalat Shabbat & Ma’ariv 7.24 pm (Sol Cohen Hall) ------------------------------------------

Daf HaYomi 5.30 pm Shabbat Mincha (Beth HaMedrash) 6.30 pm Seudah Sh’lishit (Sol Cohen Hall) 7.00 pm Ma’ariv (Beth HaMedrash) & end of Shabbat 8.24 pm N E W S L E T T E R

We extend a very warm welcome to everyone visiting our Shul today. We hope you enjoy the Service and will join us again soon.

Please don't eat alone! Contact the Shul Office in advance, or on the day either the Rabbi or the Gabbaim in your Service if you would like to join a family for dinner or lunch.

בס"ד

E&O

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www.hendonsynagogue.com

COMMUNAL SEUDAH SH’LISHIT – THIS SHABBAT AFTERNOON AFTER MINCHA (see above for times & locations) We are honoured to welcome guest speaker Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum (Dean, London School of Jewish Studies)

to launch our Ellul programme at this afternoon’s Seudah Sh’lishit, speaking on “Psalm 27 – Feeling uncomfortable during Ellul”. All welcome! The Seudah is kindly sponsored by Stacey & Jonathan Sinclair.

The whole community is invited to Kiddush in the Community Centre after the end of all the Services.

Security Rota SHIFT GOLD team

(13th September) WHITE team

(6th September)

8.30 - 9.00 David Masters, Bob Caplin Daniel Waller, Ian Silverblatt

9.00 – 9.30 Julian Landau, Jonathan Goldberg, Dov Dulberg

Joe Mintz, Andrew Silver, Benjamin Bowman

9.30 – 10.00 Ryan Jacobson, David Willman, Maurice Gilbert

Jonathan Max, Uri Ullman, Jeff Gross

10.00 – 10.30 Arnold de Vries, Na'aleh, Marc Meyer, Gabriel Medina

Zaki Cooper, Amanda Lee, Daniel Abda

10.30 – 11.00 Spencer Lewis, Sam Lyons, Ben Mazin, Na'aleh

Daniel Jacobson, Daniel Sacker

11.00 – 11.30 Anthony Gothold, Joel Weitzman, Daniel Bazini

Stephen Joseph, Gary Jacobson

11.30 – 12.00 Howard Lederman, Laurence Rose, Simon Grant

David Harounoff, Stuart Fink, David Sichel

Regular Learning Opportunities @ Raleigh Close

Sunday Tefillin Breakfast—pre/post Bar Mitzvah boys and fathers

Rabbi Ginsbury 8.10 – 9.15 am Beth HaMedrash

Tuesday Chaburah Shiur Rabbi Ginsbury 7.50 – 8.30 am Sol Cohen Hall

Tuesday Chumash Shiur Rabbi Ginsbury 8.30 – 9.30 pm Beth HaMedrash rear

Tuesday SEED for men 8.30 – 9.30 pm Beth HaMedrash

Tuesday SEED for ladies (see below) 8.30 – 9.30 pm Aviva Hardman Hall

Thursday Gemarah Shiur Rabbi Ginsbury 8.30 – 9.30 pm Beth HaMedrash rear

Friday Chaburah Shiur Rabbi Binstock 7.50 – 8.30 am Sol Cohen Hall

SEED for ladies will be meeting on 9th and also on 16th September, when from 9.15 pm Rabbi Ginsbury will address the combined gathering of men’s and ladies’ SEED and the Chumash Shiur with pre-Rosh Hashanah words of inspiration.

Times of Daily Services

Sept Ellul Shacharit Second

Shacharit Mincha & Ma’ariv

Daf HaYomi

7 12 Sunday 8.15 am 7.15 pm 9.00 am

8 13 Monday 7.00 am 8.10 am 7.15 pm 6.15 pm

9 14 Tuesday 7.10 am 8.10 am 7.15 pm 6.15 pm

10 15 Wednesday 7.10 am 8.10 am 7.15 pm 6.15 pm

11 16 Thursday 7.00 am 8.10 am 7.15 pm 6.15 pm

12 17 Friday 7.10 am 8.10 am 7.08 pm -

This week’s security team is the WHITE team.

This week’s newsletter is sponsored by Nina Herman to commemorate the 1st Yahrzeit of her darling husband Roy Herman – Aron ben Moshe ע"ה and the Yahrzeit of her stepfather Alexander Myers – Alexander ben Meir ע"ה; and (together with Bernice Kritz) to celebrate the Bar Mitzvah of their grandson Joseph Herman in Radlett.

Tell us about your Simcha! Email Leonard on [email protected]

מ ל ל ו ב Bob & Debra Caplin on the engagement of Debra's son Yosef to Sora Dresner

Frances & Peter Cowen on the Aufruf and forthcoming marriage of their son Simon to Golda Stoll of Los Angeles

Nina Herman on the Bar Mitzvah of her grandson Joseph Herman

Bernice Kritz on the Bar Mitzvah of her grandson Joseph Herman

Alison & Andrew Mazin on the engagement in Tel Aviv of their daughter Danielle to David Blum of Strasbourg

CONDOLENCES

The community extends sincerest condolences to:

Vicky Minsky & family on the loss of her son Anthony Minton

The family of the late Beryl Lovett

May they be blessed with good health and S’machot in the future and be granted full consolation by the Alm-ghty

בתוך שאר אבלי ציון וירושלים

Publication Deadline All information for inclusion in the newsletter must be sent by email to Harvey Freeman ([email protected]) and Lisa Gittelmon ([email protected]) and copied to the Shul Office ([email protected]), before the deadline of midday on Tuesday to be guaranteed entry that week.

HENDON COMMUNITY CARES If you can offer help or know of anyone needing help, please contact our Co-ordinator

Sandra Meyer on 07513 286374 or in her office (rear of Beth HaMedrash) on Mon afternoon / Wed morning.

FORTHCOMING TOMBSTONE CONSECRATIONS Sunday 7th September – Henry Scheiner (father of Lorette Scheiner) 10.00 am Bushey Sunday 14th September – Myrtle Lovat (wife of Murray Lovat) 10.30 am Bushey Sunday 14th September – Vera Sprei (mother of Stephen Sprei) 4.30 pm Bushey

PRE-ROSH HASHANAH GIFT FAIR in the Community Centre This Tuesday 9th September, 6.00 – 10.00 pm, we will be holding a pre-Rosh Hashanah gift fair, joint with the fertility charity Chana. Featuring hats, clothes, Judaica, gifts, jewellery, a nail bar, food for all the family and much, much more! Admission £5 with all proceeds t o charity.

QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION On Shabbat 20th September, there will be a Q & A session with Rabbi Ginsbury & Rabbi Binstock at the end of all the Services (approx. 11.45 am), followed by Kiddush. All welcome!

SELICHOT On Motzaei Shabbat 20th September, 11.30 pm, there will be a joint choral Selichot at Edgware Synagogue, Parnell Close, HA8 8YE, featuring Chazan Jonathan Murgraff, Chazan Yossi Schwarz (Edgware) and a choir conducted by Alan Freedman, preceded by an address from Dayan Gelley (Rosh Beth Din). All welcome.

ELLUL PROGRAMME We are delighted to invite you to our exciting and innovative educational programme during Ellul & Tishrei, being held in the Sol Cohen Hall.

All are welcome at any or all of these events – admission free! Shabbat 6th September,

Seudah Sh’lishit with Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum (see p1 for details)

Wednesday 10th September, 8.00 pm Shiur with Rabbi Jonny Hughes: ‘Rosh Hashanah: Living in the Moment’

Wednesday 17th September, 8.00 pm Address by Rabbi Yisroel Binstock: ‘Pre-Rosh Hashanah —Training for the big day!’

Sunday 21st September, 9.00 - 10.30 am Tefillah workshop & light breakfast after Shacharit; introductory keynote address by Rabbi MS Ginsbury: ‘Praying more Powerfully’

Monday 22nd September, 7.45 pm Address by Michael Pollak: ‘I’m not sure G-d heard my prayers this past year – why should I bother this year?’

Shabbat 27th September, 6.30 pm Shabbat Shuva Drasha with Rabbi MS Ginsbury at 6.30 pm, following Mincha at 6.00 pm in the Main Shul

Wednesday 1st October, 8.00 pm Aseret Yemei Teshuva Shiur with Dayan Simons

ELLUL 5774 AND TISHREI 5775 AT RALEIGH CLOSE

BRIDGE MONDAYS 1.00 pm in the SOL COHEN FOYER.

BNEI AKIVA Now in recess for the summer.

HENDON TEA PARTIES Our next monthly tea party for Seniors will take place on Monday 15th September, 2.30 pm. For an invitation, please ring Pat Evans (8202 8777) or Miriam Kaye (8202 8386). Volunteers with transport are wanted: Pick-up at 2.00 pm; take home at 4.00 pm.

R E G U L A R E V E N T S F O R T H C O M I N G E V E N T S SHABBAT UK (24TH / 25TH OCTOBER) – SAVE THE DATE! Join us at Raleigh Close for a memorable Shabbat! On Friday night, we will be holding an enlightening Kabbalat Shabbat, followed by a special dinner. Shabbat day itself will comprise a communal Shacharit and Musaf with a spectacular breakfast Kiddush, treats for all the children and the biggest and best Children’s Service ever! For further information please contact Tamara in the Office or [email protected]. More details to follow over the coming weeks.

Sponsorship and volunteering – can you help? To make this Shabbat truly unique we are looking for sponsors and volunteers. Every little counts, and will make a huge difference. Be a balloon sponsor: have your name ‘inflated’ with a family greeting, the cost per balloon is £10. If you have time, and are able to help, please be in touch with Tamara.

YOUTH Youth Service Now in recess for the summer.

Contact Josh Silverblatt on 078 0413 1845 for any queries about the Youth Service. [email protected]

Contact Jonathan Israel for any queries about the Na’aleh minyan for young adults: [email protected]

CHILDREN 2 - 4 years — Community Centre 1st room upstairs left at 11.00 am

4 - 7 years (Rec - Yr 2) — Aviva Hardman Hall at 11.00 am (contact: Tony Newgrosh)

8 - 11 years (Yrs 3 - 6) — Beth HaMedrash at 10.45 am (contact: David Masters)

Contact Abigail Hart to sponsor a Children’s Service Kiddush: [email protected]

Contact David Masters for any other queries about the Children’s Services: [email protected]

For CRP sign-off each Shabbat, please see Kathryn Fiddler (usually near the Aviva Hardman Hall before Children's Services).

HIGH HOLYDAY SEATS Additional seats are available for the High Holydays, at a cost of £25 for each day of Rosh Hashanah and £25 for Yom Kippur. Please contact Leonard in the Shul Office.