Friday

Candlelight 5:09 pm

Mincha 5:20 pm

Shabbath

Chumash 4:30 pm

Mincha 5:00 pm

Shabbos

ends

6:09 pm

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Classes

HATZALAH 305- 919-4900

Young Israel of Greater Miami

November 22, 2014

Cheshvan 29, 5775

Toldot

Gemara: Rabbi Lehrfield: 7:25 AM to 7:55 am Halacha: Shimshon Mindick: 10:00 AM to 11:30 am Parshat Hashavua: Rabbi Lehrfield between Mincha and Ma’ariv

Thursday Chumash: Rabbi David Lehrfield: 8:00 pm-9:00 pm Mussar Shiur: Rabbi Avrahom Yach-nes 9:00 PM—10:00 PM

Sponsors

Kiddush After Second Minyan

Esther & Yussie Slepoy in honor of our baby daughter, Adina Miriam.

The Jewish Cooperative School thanks Rabbi Lehrfield for celebrating with our families and

presenting each student of Kita Beit with their very own Chumash! Thank you for adding to

our simcha and enthusiasm with your inspirational words.

Ellen and Sheldon Zipkin in honor of Joshua, Abby, Uriel, Akiva and Moshe Fox moving to

North Miami Beach.

Jerry Bielawski in memory of his parents Max Bielawski’s Yahrzeit 24 of Heshvan and Rose

Bielawski’s Yahrzeit 14 kislev.

Jamie & Myrian Eisen in memory of her mother’s Yahrzeit.

Steven & Sharon Glueck in honor of the birth of our newest granddaughter, Layla Eleanor -

Leah Eliana. Mazel Tov to parents Arielle and Josh Hay, big brother Sam, great grandmother

Selma Jacobs, Josh's parents Jacques and Judy Hay; Talia and Chesky Eisenberger, Yitzi,

Zevi, Alex and Lielle; Jesse and Sara Glueck and Ben and Aliza Glueck. May she be a source of

"Yiddishe" nachat to all.

Aaron Maline in honor of the upcoming Shloshim and loving memory of our dear friend Mr.

Leo Jarecki, a"h.

Hadassa Helinski in memory of my grandparents, Noima bas Abraham, Yosef Ben Abraham,

Leah bas Abraham and Gershwin Ben Abraham

Manny and Carole Lax in honor of Manny's father, Morris Lax's upcoming Yahrtzeit.

Aaron and Raizy Kaplan wishing our dear son, Dovid, Mazel Tov on your upcoming bar mitz-

vah. May you continue to grow in ה‘ לימוד תורה מעשים. טובים, ועבודת We love you and are very

proud of you! Love, Mommy, Daddy, Sarah, Sam and Leora.

Yerucham Kopelman in honor of Jonathan Pollard, the forgotten Jewish hero who's only

crime was saving the lives of Jews.

Jerry Barbalatt in memory of Shlomo Reuven Ben Yaakov and Sphrintza Laya Bas Shlomo

Reuven Yahrtzeit

Tzvi Zelig Ha-Levi ben Chasya Ruchel have a speedy and complete Refuah Shelayma filled

with hatzlacha rabba and only besorot tovot min Hashamayim, refuat hanefesh u' refuat haguf

this year!

To our SWEET granddaughter MAAYAN CHAYA! We are so proud of you and wish you a huge

mazal tov on becoming Bat Mitzvah! You're a beautiful young lady inside & out and we love

you soooooooo much! Love, Sabba & Savta.

Mazel Tov to the Kaplan Family on the upcoming Bar Mitzvah of Dovid Mordechai!!! Daniel

& Janessa Wasserman

Moshe Sussman in honor of his wife Ruthi.

Brian & Mimi Sosnow in honor of the bris of their grandson Tzvi in Eretz Yisroel to Simi &

Hila Sosnow

Seudah Shlishit

Lina and Jeffrey Weiss in commemoration of the Yahrzeit of her father, Bela Izsack

Refuah Shelema

Abe Goldenthal

Louis Lawrence

Shalom Dovid Ben Bracha Margalit

Rochel Leah bas Faiga Zeisel

Dr. Carl Salzman (Tzvi Zelig Ben Chasa Rochel)

Marlene Kalchman

Aharon Dovid Levy

Rivka Bas Miniah

Rabbi Elchonon Goldenberg

David Breier

Please contact Rabbi Casper

(305-865-0433 or SurfFlorist@juno.com) in

case of, ר"ל a death in the community so that he can

email the Young Israel family with shivah

information.

Parsha Of The week

Isaac and Rebecca endure twenty

childless years, until their prayers are

answered and Rebecca conceives. She

experiences a difficult pregnancy as the

“children struggle inside her”; G‑d tells

her that “there are two nations in your

womb ” and that the younger will prevail

over the elder.

Esau emerges first; Jacob is born

clutching Esau’s heel. Esau grows up to

be “a cunning hunter, a man of the

field”; Jacob is “a wholesome man,” a

dweller in the tents of learning.

Isaac favors Esau; Rebecca loves Jacob.

Returning exhausted and hungry from

the hunt one day, Esau sells his

birthright (his rights as the firstborn) to

Jacob for a pot of red lentil stew.

In Gerar, in the land of the Philistines,

Isaac presents Rebecca as his sister, out

of fear that he will be killed by someone

coveting her beauty. He farms the land,

reopens the wells dug by his father

Abraham, and digs a series of his own

wells: over the first two there is strife

with the Philistines, but the waters of

the third well are enjoyed in tranquility.

Esau marries two Hittite women. Isaac

grows old and blind, and expresses his

desire to bless Esau before he dies.

While Esau goes off to hunt for his

father’s favorite food, Rebecca dresses

Jacob in Esau’s clothes, covers his arms

and neck with goatskins to simulate the

feel of his hairier brother, prepares a

similar dish, and sends Jacob to his

father. Jacob receives his father’s

blessings for “the dew of the heaven and

the fat of the land” and mastery over his

brother. When Esau returns and the

deception is revealed, all Isaac can do

for his weeping son is to predict that he

will live by his sword, and that when

Jacob falters, the younger brother will

forfeit his supremacy over the elder.

Jacob leaves home for Charan to flee

Esau’s wrath and to find a wife in the

family of his mother’s brother, Laban.

Esau marries a third wife—Machalath,

the daughter of Ishmael.

SAVE THE DATE! Monday evening, December 1, 2014

From 7-10pm Questions call/text

Amy G Salzman 305-305-7166

Upcoming Shul events

SAVE THE DATE:

Tuesday evening,

November 25 after ma'ariv

(about 6:15pm).

Sh'loshim remembrance of

Leo Jarecki, .ע"ה

Leo Jarecki’s Sh’loshim

Young Israel is very concerned about the safety of our children. Therefore, starting Shabbos, Nov.

21, 2014, we will be locking the doors during groups. Once the children are in groups they will not be

permitted to leave before 11:00 AM unless a parent comes to get them. If a child wants to leave, he/she

will be brought to the parent. We do not want children running outside or around our shul where they

may get hurt.

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Event Date Place

Challah Baking Girls, Moms

Nov 23 10:00

am

YI

BASEBALL WORK-

SHOP AND GAME

Nov 23 1:15 pm

YI

Open enrollment for 2015

Healthcare Plans Nov.15 Confused by all the choices? I work with most of the

major carriers in our area, and can help you cut

through the clutter. Get the plan that’s right for YOU!

A member of the community, give me a call today. No

charge. No obligation

Marcia Levy 305– 705-2989

Remember that you must RSVP at 78 320-2562 for the

2 events THIS SUNDAY,NOVEMBER 23RD:

10AM at the shul, there's challa baking with Mrs. Salz-

man for moms and girls. Dough will be made from

scratch, there'll be recipes-both physical and spiritual!- there'll be

the Mitzva of separating challa,and braiding will be shown. The

cost is only $10 per family…

1:15pm at the shul, there's a baseball workshop with me for

dads and boys. The workshop is truly a lot more than just learning

the fundamentals of baseball--it also will demonstrate teamwork

and how to work with a coach to improve at something. The cost is

only $5 a person for this 45 minute session. There will be a game

following at 2pm,but again you must call to confirm and for de-

tails.

Good Shabbos!

Friends of FYI

Important Numbers Clothing Gemachs

305 467.1928

NMB Children Gemachs

786.972.9110

Uniform Gemach

305 651.0115

Uniform Gemach Y. Elem

786. 417.9183

Chesed Exc Of NMB

305 527.2211

Costume Gemach

347. 371.3861

Winter Coats For Children

305 655.2611

Bris Gemach 305 652.1479

Bridal Gemach

305 528.9056 305 218.5846

Centerpice Gemach

305 690.8949

Kallah Gemach

786. 282.6698

Mother of the Bride

786.385.6890

Km Kosher Mi-ami

786.390.6620

KDM’kosher Dairy

786.390.6620

ORB 954. 797-7888

Bikur Cholim 305 690.8949

Chai Lifeline 305 956.9990

Kosher Food Bank

305 947.8093

Tomchei Shabbos

305 761.1161

Young Israel Women's

Library

For library hours

please call:

Leah Levy at

305-493-1906

Chai Lifeline

“Finding the Best You:

A Woman’s Wellness

Experience”

presented by Chai Lifeline

Southeast and the Victor

Center. “Finding the Best You”

is a health/wellness day fea-

turing speakers in different

medical and wellness fields.

Wednesday, December

3rd

from 9:30AM – 1:30PM

at the Acqualina Resort &

Spa. $36 entry.

Upcoming Community Events

Seudah Shlishit