Saranac Synagogue News: Shabbos Shelach (June 28-29, 2024 / 22-23 Sivan, 5784)
David Kunkel
Saranac Synagogue News: Shabbos Shelach (June 28-29, 2024 / 22-23 Sivan, 5784)
Shalom Aleichem!
We expect to have a minyan this Shabbos. Please join us promptly at 9:45 AM.
PLEASE COME EARLY SO WE CAN FINISH EARLY/ON TIME!
There will be a nice fleishigs kiddush in Shul after services.
THANK YOU to those who contribute kiddush funds, and to all who support the Shul in every way!
Friday: Candle lighting: 8:40 PM, Shabbos begins: 8:58 PM. Count 39 tonight.
Saturday: We expect a minyan this Shabbos. Davening starts at 9:45 AM.
Zeman Shema: 9:27 AM - Say Shema on time before davening. Zeman Tefilah: 10:44 AM.
This is Shabbos mevorchim Tammuz. “The Molad of Tammuz is Shabbos, July 6, 1:09 PM. and 10 chalokim.”
“Rosh Chodesh Tammuz yihyeh b’yom rishon b’Shabbos.” We do not say “Av Harachamim.”
Chatzos is 1:19 PM. Mincha Gedolah is 1:57 PM. Pirkei Avos Chapter 3. Sunset is 8:58 PM.
Shabbos ends: Shul tradition, 60 min.: 9:59 PM. 42 min.: 9:41 PM; 72 min.: 10:11 PM.
Announcements:
• THANK YOU to all who made this minyan possible!!
• This kiddush is sponsored by Reuven Alt, who is making a siyyum on Bava Metzia. Ya’asher koach!
Shelach
Numbers 13:1–15:41
Moses sends twelve spies to the land of Canaan. Forty days later they return, carrying a huge cluster of grapes, a pomegranate and a fig, to report on a lush and bountiful land. But ten of the spies warn that the inhabitants of the land are giants and warriors “more powerful than we;” only Caleb and Joshua insist that the land can be conquered, as G‑d has commanded.
The people weep that they’d rather return to Egypt. G‑d decrees that Israel’s entry into the land shall be delayed forty years, during which time that entire generation will die out in the desert. A group of remorseful Jews storm the mountain on the border of the land, and are routed by the Amalekites and Canaanites.
The laws of the nesachim (meal, wine and oil offerings) are given, as well as the mitzvah to consecrate a portion of the dough (challah) to G‑d when making bread. A man violates the Shabbat by gathering sticks, and is put to death. G‑d instructs to place fringes (tzitzit) on the four corners of our garments, so that we should remember to fulfill the mitzvot (divine commandments).
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Regards,
David Kunkel, Media Coordinator / Webmaster / Gabbai,
for
Shmuel Rashkin, President • Bob Alt, Vice President
The Saranac Synagogue
Congregation Achei Tmimim • 85 Saranac Ave • Buffalo, NY 14216
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