Father’s Day Dessert in the Park
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Shabbat Parshat Shelach
June 16th
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Women’s Megillat Rut
All women and girls in the community are invited to a reading of Megillat Rut on the second day of Shavuot, May 28th, immediately following the main minyan. If you would like to participate by reading a section or delivering a D’var Torah, please contact Shanna Giora-Gorfajn.
YIB Annual Banquet
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Sunday, June 10th.
Israel Bonds honors Stanley Rabinovitz
Save the Date
Sunday, June 24, 2012 @ 5:30 pm
at Young Israel of Brookline
Monthly Ivrit Shiurim
New monthly series of shiurim, taught in ivrit, by Dr. Baruch Barzel. This one hour shiur will meet in our Beit Midrash on Motzai Shabbat, at 8:30 pm.
The Shiurim:
March 24th, 2012 – The Ten Plagues and the 8th Day
April 21st, 2012 – Under the Apple Tree – The Feminine Redemption
May 19th, 2012 – The Near Death Experience of Our First Seder – The Message Behind Korban Pesach
Minyan Schedule
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Zev's Corner
D’var Torah: Tzav, 5772
Friday, March 30th, 2012Long before the green movement’s inception, the Torah took a genuine interest in garbage. As it commands this week, every morning, a Kohen would perform the Mitzvah of the “Terumas HaDeshen” on the outer Mizbeach. This procedure involved scooping a shovelful of leftover ashes from the Mizbeach and placing it down on the floor of [...]
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