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6:30 Daf Yomi |
6:30 Daf Yomi 9:30 Jewish Philosophy |
6:30 Daf Yomi 9:30 Hilchos Shabbos Chevrah |
6:30 Daf Yomi |
6:30 Daf Yomi |
Mishna Yomis |
Daily
Daf Yomi:
Mornings (Sun: 7:15 am, Mon-Fri. at 6:30 am)- Rav Elazar Mayer Teitz Shlita, Rabbi Shlomo Wohlgemuth, Dr. David Hirschorn
Evenings (S-Th at 8:45 pm)- at the Kollel (Y. Smith)
Join the Rav in the mornings or the Kollel in the evenings and enjoy the breadth and depth of Talmud study. This Shiur covers a full Daf every day. This Shiur will cover Kiddushin, Bava Kama, Bava Metzia & Bava Basra over the course of the year.
Mishna Yomis:
Mornings (Sunday to Friday following Shacharis, Shabbos, 10 minutes before Minyan) – Rav Schwartz/Rav Teitz/M. Rosenzweig
The Mishna serves as the Backbone of all of Torah She’Baal Peh. This class seeks to complete the entire Shas in six years. This year we will study Seder Moed and the beginning of Seder Nashim at a rate of 2 Mishnayos a day.
Halacha:
Evenings – Between Mincha and Ma’ariv - Rav Schwartz (Winter on Sunday, Spring and summer daily)
This class will study sections of Jewish law in detail. Among topics we expect to cover this year are the laws of Shabbos.
Night Seder:
In conjunction with Yeshivas Be’er Yitzchak -
Contact Rabbi Zev Wolbe, Yeshivas Be’er Yitzchak (908-354-6057)
Here is your opportunity to learn one on one in a Traditional Yeshiva setting. Come and join the fellows of Yeshivas Be’er Yitzchak for a traditional night Seder at AI. Bring your own Chavrusa or speak to Rabbi Rubin to set up a Chavrusa for you and come and see what the “Buzz” is all about.
Sunday:
Women’s Tehillim Group:
Sundays at 9 pm at the home of Tzvia Fiertag (15 Scotland Road)
The power and hope of the Jewish people lies in its closeness to Hashem and its sincere, heartfelt prayers to Him. Prayer reminds us that Hashem is in control of every aspect of our existence, both when things go well for us and when we have difficulty. Join your fellow Jews in prayer on Sunday nights and help create an environment that will herald a reign of health, happiness, peace, and security for the Jewish people, wherever they may be.
Mondays:
Women’s Beit Midrash:
8:30 pm (Check weekly Sheet for location)-Rebbetzin Elisheva Teitz
Parashat Vayeira tells the triumphant yet tragic tale of Avraham Avinu’s tenth and final test, the Binding of Isaac (Akeidat Yitzchak). Until, at the last moment, while the sword was already in the air, an Angel of G-d intervened to stop the drama and pointed to a ram, to be substituted for Yitzchak (Bereshit 22:1-19). The merits of this episode have been referred to throughout Jewish history. The only question is why?? Come study Akeidat Yitzchak with a master teacher and see the story as you’ve never seen it before.
Orchos Tzaddikim:
10:15 pm - Rav Schwartz
Few books have been written for both Scholars and lay people better than the Orchos Tzaddikim. Join Rav Schwartz in exploring one of our great thinker’s approach to the ethical life and its connection to our daily lives.
Tuesdays:
Jewish Philosophy:
9:30pm - Rabbi Wolbe (men)
Join Rabbi Wolbe of the Kollel for an interactive, deeper look into Emunah and Avodas Hashem.
Wednesdays:
Hilchos Shabbos Chevrah:
9:30pm - Call Ari Burack to arrange a chavrusa
Pair up with a chavrusa and join a group looking to enhance their weekly and Shabbos experience by studying the laws of Shabbos. Currently, the group is studying Sefer Shmiras Shabbos K'Hilchasa and is supporting one another's expanded Shabbos observance.
Women’s Monthly Forum
(Rav Schwartz) Call Shaindy Pinsker (908) 353-8667 for schedule, location and information.
We all need time to learn but with all of the challenges of work and child raising, when are WE supposed to study? Join Rav Schwartz for a monthly, participant-driven forum to cover all you ever wanted to know on a whole host of subjects – from Shabbat-serving to Pesach preparing to child rearing and inspire and be inspired as we grow together.
Thursday:
Cholent Chaburah (men):
9 pm -Coordinated by Nachi Feit
A great place to develop Chiddushei Torah and present them to a constructive analytical audience. This group meets weekly to learn together and discuss Halacha l’maaseh issues. Each participant prepares a Sugya and presents the food for the soul. Following group analysis, the Chevra joins Shabbos preparations attacking the week’s Cholent with the spiritual fervor and understanding that “Toameiha Chayim Zachu”. Contact Rav Schwartz if you want assistance preparing for the Chaburah.
Friday Night:
Siddur Studies:
Between Kabbalat Shabbat and Ma’ariv – Rav Schwartz
Been reciting the words and don’t know what they mean or why they are there? Come study a selection of Siddur sections and spruce up your spiritual service to Hashem. Each week will focus on a different part of the Siddur.
Shabbos:
After Hashkama Minyan – Rotation
The Sefer ha-Chinuch (ספר החינוך Hebrew: "Book of Education"), often simply "the Chinuch" is a work which systematically discusses the 613 commandments of the Torah. It was published anonymously in 13th century Spain. The work's enumeration of the commandments (Hebrew: mitzvot; sing. mitzvah) is based upon Maimonides' system of counting as per his Sefer Hamitzvot; each is listed according to its appearance in the weekly Torah portion and the work is structured correspondingly.
Chofetz Chaim:
Before Laining - (EVERYONE)
What may one say? What must one say? How should it be phrased? What is forbidden? How can one be in violation without saying anything? The questions are many. The answers are vital and they are here. Join your fellow community members as we study the laws of proper speech and utilize them to build a better spiritual community.
Biblical Personalities, Places & Things (Fall)Perek People (Spring):
2 hours 15 minutes before Mincha (alternating homes) - Rav Schwartz
They may have lived long ago but they speak to us today. Join our discussion about famous (and not so famous) characters of Tanach or the places of great interest therein and help develop a greater understanding of their place in Tanach and in our lives today. During the Spring months, the class turns to the Tanaim of Pirkei Avot and examines their lives in context of their teaching in order to help us understand their life’s teachings.
Ruth Veit Parsha Shiur for Women:
1 hour 30 minutes before Mincha (alternates with Biblical Personalities) - rotation -- Coordinated by Kim Javitt
Study the Parsha in detail and depth. Share ideas and thoughts in this intimate group. A great addition to your Shabbos schedule.
Perek On the Lawn (Summer):
Shabbos Blatt:
30-45 minutes before Mincha-Rav Schwartz
Come spend a half hour in intense study of Meseches Avodah Zara. By joining us each Shabbat afternoon in the fall, you will understand and experience Gemara study as never before.
Jewish Lifecycles:
During Seuda Shlishit-Rav Schwartz
A common factor amongst all religions is the importance placed on life cycle events. This class explores Judaism, Halacha and Jewish culture through the lens of the human life-cycle. The goal of the class is to see Jewish religion beyond text, to see it as intimately tied to lives of Jews themselves. Through examination of life events like the birth of a baby, a bris and raising children we will continue to do what generations of Jews have done before us - giving life, sustaining our beliefs, celebrating who we are and reminding us that each person's life is precious. At each session of this popular series we will examine the etiology and contemporary application of many of today’s pressing Halachic dilemmas. Source sheets will be provided.
Website:
The Rabbi’s Study (www.adathisraelshul.org)
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Last Updated on Thursday, 02 February 2012 14:41