The Saranac Synagogue: Shabbos Beshalach (February 3-4, 2012/10-11 Shevat, 5772)
David Kunkel
Shalom Aleichem! This is this week's Shabbos schedule at the Saranac Shul. Hope to see you there.
Friday, February 3
Shabbos Candle lighting: 5:12 PM
Shabbos begins: 5:30 PM
Services end approximately 6:30 PM
Saranac congregants and guests are invited to stay for a meal sponsored by the Alts after services.
Saturday, February 4
Services begin at 9:30 AM, say Shema before 9:58 AM.
Zeman Tefillah: 10:48 AM. Please help us make a minyan by this time, so we can say the Amidah as a kehillah!
Torah Reading: Parshas Beshalach
Kiddush luncheon in Shul, 12:30 PM
Chatzos is 12:30 PM, earliest Mincha Gedolah at 12:55 PM
Please note we may daven Mincha immediately after Shacharit. To avoid fasting on Shabbat, eat something in the morning before services.
Refuah Sheleimah (please let me know if a person should be taken off this list)
MEN | WOMEN |
• Mordechai Zvi haLevi ben Feige Malka • Isroel ben Shulamit • Chaim ben Necha • Kalman Avraham ben Pesha Chaya • Usher Reabum ben Malka • Azriel Joel ben Batsheva • Moshe ben Mazeltov • Yosef Aryeh HaLevi ben Tenya Raizel • Zelig ben Leah • Daniel Avraham ben Binah • Yakov Chaim ben Avraham | • Shoshana Tova bas Gila • Malka bas Batya • Yona bas Devorah • Shayna Rachel bas Rasha Feige • Leah Fruma bas Ruth • Devorah Chana bas Shaindel • Devorah Leah bas Ita • Chaya Chana bas Rivka • Rivka bas Atzalia • Yehudis bas Tzivia • Gisele bas Rachel |
Shabbos ends: 6:32 PM {Saranac Shul tradition, 60 minutes past sunset}
*For those who hold 42 minutes: 6:14 PM {42 minutes},
Announcements:
· Parsha review and Shalosh Seuda at the Shul, 4:45 PM.
· Sunday: Shacharit 10 am, followed by Men’s Club Breakfast.
· Tu B’Shevat, the Rosh HaShanah for trees, begins Tuesday Feb 7 at Ma’ariv.
Beshalach Exodus 13:17-17:16 Soon after allowing the Children of Israel to depart from Egypt, Pharaoh chases after them to force their return, and the Israelites find themselves trapped between Pharaoh's armies and the sea. G-d tells Moses to raise his staff over the water; the sea splits to allow the Israelites to pass through, and then closes over the pursuing Egyptians. Moses and the Children of Israel sing a song of praise and gratitude to G-d. In the desert, the people suffer thirst and hunger and repeatedly complain to Moses and Aaron. G-d miraculously sweetens the bitter waters of Marah, and later has Moses bring forth water from a rock by striking it with his staff; He causes manna to rain down from the heavens before dawn each morning, and quails to appear in the Israelite camp each evening. The Children of Israel are instructed to gather a double portion of manna on Friday, as none will descend on Shabbat, the divinely decreed day of rest. Some disobey and go to gather manna on the seventh day, but find nothing. Aaron preserves a small quantity of manna in a jar, as a testimony for future generations. In Rephidim, the people are attacked by the Amalekites, who are defeated by Moses' prayers and an army raised by Joshua. |
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