| Schedule | | Friday | | Candles | 6:16 PM | | Mincha | 6:21 PM | | Shabbat | | Shacharit | 7:45 AM
8:45 AM | | Coffee & Commentary | 8:45 AM | | Teen Minyan | 9:30 AM | | Latest Shema | 9:48 AM | | Mishnah & Hot Cocoa | 10:15 AM | | Tot Shabbat | 10:30 AM | | Mini Minyan | 10:30 AM | | Jr Cong/BMC | 10:30 AM | | Shiur | 10:30 AM | | Latest Shacharit | 10:46 AM | | Code Of Jewish Law | 5:20 PM | | Daf Yomi | 5:25 PM | | Mincha | 6:10 PM | | Maariv | 7:10 PM | | Shabbat Ends | 7:15 PM |
Shabbat Shalom Sukkah Weather Update from Rabbi Cohen Under normal circumstances, a Sukkah may not be dismantled before the end of the holiday. However, halacha reflects the danger from pieces blowing away and allows early dismantling to prevent damage. As the forecast is changing hourly, it is too soon to make this determination. If necessary, I will send out an update by 7 AM Sunday morning with guidance. Please feel free to be in touch with any questions or concerns - rabbicohen@cas-stamford.org Thank you very much. Shabbat Shalom and Chag Sameach. Mazal Tov to our Simchat Torah Honorees! We look forward to sharing in the celebration with them on Simchat Torah morning. Keter Torah - Susan Mark Chatan Torah - Walter Shuchatowitz
"Mr. S" Founding Dean of BCDS Chatan Bereshit- Judd Love Kol Henarim -Larry Miller Chatan Maftir - Ethan Green A Tale of Caution for Holiday Please make sure that if you are leaving an oven or stove top/ blech on for Yom Tov ( or even for Shabbat) that your kitchen is well ventilated and that your carbon monoxide detectors are in good working order. Without sounding over dramatic, I must thank God that we are even able to tell you this story. We were staying at our daughter's house in West Hempstead and were thankfully awoken Monday night by the Carbon Monoxide sirens and thankfully the six of us( including my pregnant daughter and two young grandchildren) were able to leave the house safely. Three of us needed to be treated at the hospital and were released by daybreak. Hope that your chag stays happy and SAFE, Jeff Cahn Sukkah Hop / Progressive Teen Lunch We hope the weather will hold out and that we can all enjoy our Sukkah Hop/ Meal. - If it is raining the hop will be cancelled.
- The teen progressive lunch will move indoors with a minor exception - Yehuda Meyers will send an email to the Teens with details.
Thanks We would like to thank everyone for your participation in the food drive for the Jewish Family Service to fill its kosher food pantry. A special thanks to David & Jessie Brand and Youth Chairs Shira Haron and Max Dayan. The food drive collected 150 bags containing a total of 561 food items. Join us at the Greenwich Library for Cantor Rafael Bokow's A NIGHT FOR ISRAEL CONCERT Weekday Schedule | Candles Next Friday | 6:05 PM | | Daf Yomi | Sunday 7:45 am, Monday-Tuesday 5:20 pm, Wednesday-Friday 7:00 am | | Shacharit | Sunday: 6:30 AM/8:30 AM, Monday: 7:45 AM/8:45 AM, Tuesday: 8:45 AM, Wednesday-Friday: 6:30 AM/7:30 AM | | Mincha | Sunday: 6:18 PM, Monday: 6:15 PM, Tuesday-Thursday: 6:10 PM | | Sunday | Sukkot VII (Hoshana Raba) | | Monday | Shmini Atzeret | | Tuesday | Simchat Torah |
Sukkot Schedule CAS Shemini Atzeret/Simchas Torah Schedule | Sunday October 4 - Hoshana Raba | | | Shacharit | 6:30 AM/8:30 AM | | Candles | 6:13 PM | | Mincha | 6:18 PM | | Monday, October 5-Shemini Atzeret | | | Shacharit | 7:45/8:45 AM | | Yizkor - Sanctuary | 10:15 AM | | Mincha | 6:15 PM | | Candles after | 7:12 PM | | Simchat Torah Hakafot | 7:30 PM | | Tuesday, October 6-Simchat Torah | | | Shacharit - One Minyan - Sanctuary | 8:45 AM | | Womens Tefillah Group - Chapel | 10:00 AM | | Mincha | 6:10 PM | | Havdala | 7:10 PM |
CAS Youth Programs Schedule - Shabbat Chol Hamoed 10/3 10:30 am-12:30 pm
- Shemini Atzeret 10/5 10:30 am-12:00 pm
- Simchat Torah 10/6 9:30-12:30 for Tot Shabbat and Mini Minyan; other groups begin right after Kol Nearim.
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Mazal Tov - to Dr Sarah Gottfried, great niece of Ethel and Nancy Cohen, on her marriage to Josh Fialkoff.
- to Lior and Haim Helman on the birth of twin baby boys
- to Rich and Rachel Seligson on the birth of a nephew born to Rich's niece, Hannah and Michael Lefkovich.
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Celebrate with the family! Make a donation in their honor and we will send an acknowledgement to the family. Just click here.Condolences - to Sharla Davis and Felice Grein on the passing of their mother, Deborah Kahan
- to Rachel Seligson on the passing of her father, Mark Carter
- to Dorothy Zelinsky Jaiven on the passing of her sister, Charlotte Zelinsky Rubenstein
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To make a memorial contribution online, and have us send an acknowledgement to the family, please click here.Thanks To Our Sponsors | Shabbat Shalom Hospital Packages | the Linda Beson Nursing Education Fund | | Chapel Kiddush | Rivka & Rabbi David Walk in honor of the marriage of Yishai and Shayna Liba Walk | | Chapel Kiddush - Shemini Atzeret | Howard Wolfe in honor of Danielle Wolfe on her upcoming birthday and in appreciation of the wonderful support from the Shul community during his recent shiva | | Sanctuary Kiddush | Henry Stern in commemoration of the fifth yahrzeit of his wife, Sandra z"l | | Sanctuary Kiddush - Shemini Atzeret | Rhonda Schaffer-Maron & Jeff Maron in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Rhonda's father, David Schaffer z"l | | Flowers | Susan and Ritchie Shores In loving memory of our parents, Ruth & David Umansky and Liz & Larry Shores |
Shabbat Topics & Participants | Sermon | Rabbi David Walk | | Daf Yomi | Mark Wagshul | | Seudat Shlishit | Rabbi Daniel Cohen | | Torah Reader | Hyman Schaffer | | Shiur | Rabbi Tzvi Bernstein | | Kohelet | Ari Lieberman |
Simchat Torah  Tuesday, October 6 Join the sponsors of the annual
CAS SIMCHAS TORAH LUNCH a celebration for the whole congregation
Please be a sponsor of this long-standing CAS tradition Thanks to our sponsors as of 10/2/15 10 AMSisterhood SYLVIA'S CAS Sisterhood Gift Shop Open for your holiday needs! Come check out all our Holiday inventory from the Israel International Gift Show! Gift shop hours next week | Sunday 10 am - noon | Wednesday/Thursday 12 - 2 pm Bring this coupon for 20% off 1 item (One coupon per family) We need volunteers to work in the shop! Please call Julie at (203)-321-6460. |
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Sukkah Decorating - 9/27
Sukkah Hop - 10/3
Simchat Torah - 10/5 Why hop when you can dine and dash? CAS Youth First Ever Teen Sukkah Lunch Every course, a different sukkah! Shabbat Chol HaMoed October 3rd Leaving Agudath Sholom at 12:45pm No Cost, but RSVP to Yehuda and Martha at meyersy@ncsy.org
Teen Minyan Hakafot Followed by All-You-Can-Eat-Chinese Monday Night October 5th @ 7:45pm in the Beit Midrash Open to Grades 7-12 No cost, but sponsorship opportunities are available! RSVP to Yehuda and Martha at meyersy@ncsy.org
Hakafot After Party for High Schoolers at the Young Israel Bayit - Following Teen Hakafot/Dinner (October 5th @ 10pm) Open to grades 9-12, No Cost, No RSVP Necessary Please join us!
OCTOBER 6 - SIMCHAT TORAH
NOVEMBER 21 - PARSHAT Vayetzei, BAT MITZVAH OF Lilah Sternberg
FEBRUARY 6 - PARSHAT Mishpatim
MARCH 23 - Purim Megilla Reading (evening service)
For more information, contact:
Ziona Doft zionadoft@yahoo.com or
Ronnie Sichel ronsichel@aol.com Join the sponsorship of the annual
CAS SIMCHAS TORAH LUNCH
a celebration for the whole congregation
Please be a sponsor of this long-standing CAS tradition!
In honor of Rad Cantor Rafael Bokow's
A Night for Israel Concert
Featuring Israeli Classics
Accompanied by Ira Berk, Sid Nachman & The Cantor's Bim-Bom-Boms
Cole Auditorium, Greenwich Library The Sixth year of this exciting and innovative series featuring prominent female Torah scholars continues with Dena Block, a teacher at Mayyanot in Teaneck.
From Generation to Generation: Contemporary Halakhic Issues Across the Life Cycle.
Kibbud Av v 'Em: how Far Do you Have to Go? CAS Youth INVITES ALL CHILDREN TO
CRITTER CARAVAN
Please join us for a special Parshat Noach experience. Every child will learn about a variety of animals and have an opportunity to hold and feed them! Animals are very tame and easy to handle.
This program is FREE of charge due to the generosity of Tori at Critter Caravan Join Rabbi Cohen and other pre-Bar Mitzvah fathers and seventh grade boys to discuss what our tradition teaches us about becoming a man. Each session will cover a unique aspect of a Bar Mitzvah's new responsibilities in the world, and Rabbi Cohen will bring relevant sources to stimulate discussion. The three topics will be: (1) who am I, and what are my responsibilities as an individual? (2) who am I, and what are my responsibilities in my family? (3) who am I, and what are my responsibilities in my local community, Jewish people and the world? This is a great opportunity for fathers and sons to bond and grow in preparation for their Bnai Mitzvah. Final Bonus will be dinner at 613. Matan, led by Diane Cohen, is a mother-daughter program for sixth grade Bat Mitzvah-age girls focusing on female role models from the time of the Bible through modern Israel. It is an educational, fun, interactive and uplifting way to prepare for your Bnai Mitzvah and grow closer to your daughters in the process. The Matan Class is endowed by a gift from Gerald Cohen in memory of his mother Florence Cohen, Tziporah bat Shimon. Answer the call! Your pledge counts. Sponsor a teen minyan kiddush
Parents! Help us provide kiddush at all our teen minyans this year! CONGREGATION AGUDATH SHOLOM
Rebuilding Together: Yachad b'yachad
Join the campaign to
Revitalize ✶ Renew ✶ Refurbish
our historic synagogue.
Make your gift now through December 31st
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CAS Announcements - JOIN THE CHEVRA KADISHA We need new volunteers for the Chevra - those willing to perform a tahara. Info: Please contact Rochel Attar at fiveximah@gmail.com
- IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING We need you to help secure our Synagogue. As you come to the building, please be aware of your surroundings. If you see something out of the ordinary, please let someone know about it. This will keep everyone safe.
- WELCOME TO OUR SYNAGOGUE PROGRAM Every Shabbat we station ushers at the doors in the sanctuary to welcome people, assist them and enhance the service. We are expanding the usher roles to include a greeter in the lobby from 9-10:30 am. Please join the usher team. We need you and your smile. Info: Mitchell Bell.
- CAS FREE MEZUZAH CAMPAIGN IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY, CT Bringing Blessings to Jewish Homes. Do you know a neighbor or a friend who lacks a mezuzah? CAS offers a free mezuzah and home visit to post this sacred scroll at the entrance to all Jewish homes in the area. For more info, contact Rabbi Cohen: rabbicohen@cas-stamford.org
- COMMUNITY CHESED HELPERS An important role of the Chesed committee is outreach to the Shul's elderly and homebound, who are often isolated and lack a lifeline to our synagogue. Volunteer to reach out and identify needs, visit, or give a ride. Even small gestures mean a great deal Interested? Vivian Weiss at 203-323-0909 or vivianweiss@gmail.com. If you are aware of elderly or homebound members in need of outreach, please notify Rabbi Cohen.
- NEW TO STAMFORD AND INTERESTED IN MEMBERSHIP? Contact Jessie Brand (Jessieoser@gmail.com) or Rabbi Daniel Cohen.
- WE WANT YOU FOR BINGO! Players AND volunteers needed. Join in on the fun we have every week at 6:00 PM
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From Rabbi Cohen | CAS ROSALIE ABERMAN TEEN ADVOCACY FELLOWSHIPS FOR ISRAEL A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY Be one of fifteen teens to be selected for a free trip to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee Policy Conference, March 20-22, 2016 in Washington DC. The trip will include registration, travel and hotel and the winners will join the Agudath Sholom AIPAC delegation. The participants will also be required to attend the Stamford JCC Speak Up for Israel program. To be one of the fifteen selected, submit a 500 word essay: "WHY DOES AIPAC NEED YOU?" If you could lobby the members of Congress on Capitol Hill, what would you say? What case would you present about the issues affecting the United States and Israel? Essays will be evaluated by a local and national panel of AIPAC supporters. Submit to Rabbi Cohen by Sunday, October 25th, 2015 at rabbicohen@cas-Open to 9th-12th graders from CAS. We are grateful to Stephanie and Bob Sherman for sponsoring the fellowships in memory of Stephanie's mother, Rosalie Aberman, Michael and Sandra Kamen, and an anonymous donor. If you would like to enable more teens to attend the AIPAC Policy Conference through a contribution to our AIPAC Teen Fund, please contact Rabbi Cohen.
Girls: Matan led by Diane Cohen Classes: Sunday mornings, 9:30 to 11:00 am October 25th, Nov. 1, 8, 15, 22, Dec. 6, 13, 20, Jan. 10 and 24th. (Jan. 17 snow date) Matan, led by Diane Cohen, is a mother-daughter program for sixth grade Bat Mitzvah-age girls focusing on female role models from the time of the Bible through modern Israel. It is an educational, fun, interactive and uplifting way to prepare for your Bnai Mitzvah and grow closer to your daughters in the process. The Matan Class is endowed by a gift from Gerald Cohen in memory of his mother Florence Cohen, Tziporah bat Shimon. Boys: Man Up led by Rabbi Daniel Cohen Classes: Sunday mornings, 9:15 to 10:15 am Oct. 25th, Nov. 1 and Nov. 8th Join Rabbi Cohen and other pre-Bar Mitzvah fathers and seventh grade boys to discuss what our tradition teaches us about becoming a man. Each session will cover a unique aspect of a Bar Mitzvah's new responsibilities in the world, and Rabbi Cohen will bring relevant sources to stimulate discussion. The three topics will be: (1) who am I, and what are my responsibilities as an individual? (2) who am I, and what are my responsibilities in my family? (3) who am I, and what are my responsibilities in my local community, Jewish people and the world? This is a great opportunity for fathers and sons to bond and grow in preparation for their Bnai Mitzvah. Final Bonus will be dinner at 613. Both Bnai Mitzvah programs are co-sponsored by Bi Cultural Day School and Carmel Academy
Journey of Body and Soul to Israel with Rabbi Daniel and Diane Cohen Experience the Four Holy Cities of Israel February 20 - March 1 Israel possesses unique opportunities for physical and spiritual renewal. Whether hiking in God's country, studying Jewish mysticism in Tzfat or walking in the footsteps of our ancestors in Hebron and Jerusalem, this journey will awaken and reignite your life purpose and deepen your bond to Israel. Whether a first timer or experienced visitor to Israel, this spiritual safari offers a rare chance to study, grow and engage with self, community and our people. We will also explore the beauty of the starlight at Mitzpe Ramon. The four holy cities of Jerusalem, Tiberias, Hebron and Tzfat correspond to the building blocks of the world - Fire, Water, Earth and Wind (Ruach). Join us for this transformational and unforgettable journey! For more information, contact Rabbi Daniel Cohen at rabbicohen@cas-stamford.org |
CAS Classes | Week of October 4 | | Sunday | Rabbi Walk: Bible from the Beginning - 9:15 AM | | Thursday | Rabbi Walk: Talmud Bavli - Masechet Megilla - 7:15 PM |
Community Announcements - BI-CULTURAL DAY SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE On Sunday, October 25th, at 10:00 a.m., Bi-Cultural Day School will be hosting an all-school open house for prospective parents and students. The program will include presentations from Bi-Cultural administration, alumni, and parents as well as a tour of the entire campus. Faculty from the Early Childhood School will be available to answer specific questions and special activities, including snack and crafts, music and movement, story time and song, will be available for young children. With a 6:1 student to teacher ratio, Bi-Cultural Day School successfully integrates Jewish and secular studies through exciting and challenging learning strategies. Throughout the school's 60-year history, curriculum enhancement have been central to creating and maintaining a vibrant learning setting. As a co-educational Pre-K through eighth-grade Modern Orthodox Jewish day school, Bi-Cultural features a child-centered program with small group tutorials and one-on-one instruction to address individual needs. The diverse staff holds Masters-level certification and the resource staff are certified in several specialized reading programs. The learning day is enriched with art, music, movement, drama, field trips, frequent guest speakers, school-wide events and social action projects engaging students of varied learning styles. For more information, please contact Bi-Cultural's Director of Admissions Joanne Karow, (203) 329-2186 or jkarow@bcds.org.
- CARMEL ACADEMY OPEN HOUSE- Sunday, November 1, 10 am. -Noon, 270 Lake Avenue, Greenwich. Serving children from transitional kindergarten through eighth grade, Carmel Academy is accredited as a school of excellence by the Connecticut Association of Independent Schools and offers each child an exceptionally personalized educational experience with low student-teacher ratios and small instructional group learning. Carmel Academy offers rigorous academic preparation, using expertly designed integrated general and Judiac studies curricula. Carmel's child-centered focus results in students who are passionate learners, inquisitive problem solvers, confident leaders, and dedicated to bettering the world. Prospective families will have an opportunity to meet the school's leadership and faculty, participate in interactive activities with Carmel's early childhood teachers, as well as tour the school's historic, 17-acre campus. For more information and to RSVP, please contact Director of Admissions, Daneet Brill, at daneet.brill@carmelacademy.com or 203-983-3503.
- FIDF DINNER Join Friends of the IDF on Sunday, November 1st at the Stamford Marriott for the Connecticut Annual Dinner. Come hear the personal stories of former and current IDF soldiers, as well as get the chance to speak firsthand with them. For any questions, contact Ali Picheny at 646-274-9645 or ali.picheny@fidf.org
- JEWISH ARTS & FILM FESTIVAL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 - SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1 Join us for the very best in current Jewish films, literature and fine art. Recognized as an essential part of the Jewish cultural scene in Fairfield County, the JCC's Annual Jewish Arts & Film Festival is a highly anticipated celebration of Jewish and Israeli life, culture, community and history brought to audiences during the Festival and throughout the year. This year's Festival is proud to feature Nancy Spielberg, award-winning film producer and sister of Steven Spielberg, for our opening night celebration and film screening; a presentation and book signing by 40-year Middle East correspondent and author, Mark Lavie; and an exhibition of photographs by Paul Margolis. Info: www.jewishartsandfilm.org
- BCDS MUSIC AND MOVEMENT FOR PRESCHOOL AGE CHILDREN Free and Open to the Public. Mark your calendar for these Tuesdays from 1:30pm-2:15pm at October 13th and 27th, November 10th, December 1st and 15th, January 5th and 19th, February 2nd and 23rd, March 8th and 22nd, April 5th, May 3rd and 17th, June 7th. For more information , please contact: Joanne Karow at jkarow@bcds.org or (203)329-2186
- NEW FAMILY EVENT Young Leadership Division of United Jewish Federation invites you to a New Family Event, Sunday, October 4. 10:30am-12:30 pm at the Kidzone at Temple Sinai,458 Lakeside Drive, Stamford. Mingle with other new famlies, kids will play, visit to the sukkah. Light refreshments, free event. info - Sharon@ujf.org or (203)653-2674.
- JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL OF CT PARLOR MEETING for parents of prospective JHSC students on Wednesday, October 14, 2015 at 7:00 pm hosted by Kayla and Leon Hanna (154-6 Pepper Ridge Road, Stamford). Share your ideas. Learn about JHSC and our Tuition Incentive Program. This meeting is for any parent who is interested in learning more about the Jewish High School of Connecticut in Stamford. RSVP to Sarah Rich at srich@jhsct.org or 203-357-0850
- ANNOUNCING...The Committee to Advance Modern Orthodoxy in Stamford (CAMOS) will hosts its second annual Shabbaton for prospective residents on October 24, 2015 (note new date).
- SAVE THE DATE MARCH 4, 2016 SHABBAT ACROSS STAMFORD Crowne Plaza Hotel. Volunteers & Sponsors contact Marcia Lane, UJF office 203-321-1373 ext.104.
- THE BCDS ISRAEL FAMILY TRIP will leave on Sunday, May 15 for a ten day tour to Israel. You do not need to have a child at Bi-Cultural to join the trip. Thee is always something new to see in Israel, and this year's trip is no exception. In fact, this trip is for both those who have been to Israel as well as for those who have never been. Please contact Bob Abrams at Bi-Cultural Day School for more information. Babrams@bcds.org, or 203-329-2186. Ext. 1311.
- WOMEN'S INITIATIVE FOR JEWISH STUDIES (WIJS) is a program with the mission of introducing outstanding women Jewish studies scholars to the Westchester, Bronx and Connecticut communities. Now in its second year, this well-attended program features speakers from both the United States and Israel in a series of monthly lectures held throughout the year at the Young Israel of New Rochelle, 1149 North Avenue, New Rochelle. All lectures are free of charge and open to both women and men. Please SAVE THE DATE of Tuesday, October 13, 2015 @ 7:45 pm for a presentation by Dr. Yael Ziegler, Lecturer in Tanakh, Herzog College, Gush Etzion and MaTaN, The Women's Institute for Torah Studies, Jerusalem, on the topic "Journeys, Wells and Marriages: Hidden Patterns in Tanakh Stories." Future WIJS programs are scheduled for November 17 and December 2, 2015, and January 12, February 23, March 16, April 5 and May 24, 2016. Please visit www.yinr.org for the complete schedule. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For additional information or to be added to our mailing list, please email WIJS@yinr.org.
- DO A MITZVAH! CONSIDER SUPPORTING THE JFS KOSHER FOOD PANTRY BY PURCHASING MITZVAH BASKETS AND/OR MITZVAH CENTERPIECES INSTEAD OF FLOWERS FOR YOUR NEXT SIMCHA AT CAS. DISTRIBUTIONS FROM THE JFS KOSHER FOOD PANTRY HAVE INCREASED BY MORE THAN 1000 since the recession. With this tremendous upsurge in use, JFS is constantly challenged to keep the food pantry full. Your generosity enables JFS to help those in our community in their greatest moments of need.
- LINKING GENERATIONS OF THE SHOAH-Our 2nd Generation Group began in July 2012. We are a group of approximately fifty members ranging in age from 40 and up and we come from all over CT and Westchester County. Our monthly meetings take place in Westport, CT (usually at the UJA offices) every second Tuesday of the month. Spouses of 2G members as well as 3rd Generation often attend our general meetings. Please come and join us. For further contact information call: Ann Cohn at 203-762-0058 (home) or 203-984-6667 (cell).
- HOW TO PERFORM A PROPER TAHARA Save the Date! Rabbi Elchanan Zohn, founder of the National Association of Chevra Kadishas and the foremost expert on taharas and Jewish burial practices, will be at Congregation Agudath Sholom on Sunday morning, November 8th, from 9AM-12 noon to conduct a three-hour training program on the proper way to perform a tahara. The session is appropriate as a refresher course for those who have performed taharas in the past, as well as those beginners who want to learn more about this important Jewish ritual. Sponsored by the Chevra Kadisha of Stamford. If you are interested in attending, or would like additional information, please contact Michael Feldstein at michaelgfeldstein@gmail.com
- JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL OF CT OPEN HOUSE - Sunday, November 1st from 1:30-4:00 pm at 1937 West Main Street, Stamford, CT. To RSVP or for additional information: please e-mail Sarah Rich (srich@jhsct.org) or call 203-357-0850.
- JFS FINANCIAL EDUCATION WORKSHOPS-Tuesdays, October 20 and November 17th at 11:00 am at the Westport office: 432 Post Road East, Suite 11. October 20-Credit Workshop and November 17-Preventing Identity Theft. Contact Rebekah Kanefsky at 203-921-4161 or rkanefsky@ctjfs.org.
- LIVING WITH AUTISM SUPPORT GROUP on Sundays, October 18th, November 15th and December 13th at 10:00 am at JFS Stamford office; 733 Summer Street, 6 th Floor Contact Eve Moskowitz, JFS Director of Clinical Services at 203-921-4161 or emoskowitz@ctjfs.org
- JFS COLLEGE AHEAD! -Thursday, October 22nd at 7:30 pm at Congregation Beth El, 1200 Fairfield Woods Road, Fairfield. Contact Claire D. Friedlander at clairef@cjtfs.org or 203-921-4161.
- SAVE THE DATE: 4TH ANNUAL SAUL COHEN-JFS LECTURE Thursday, November 5th at 7:30 PM Leonard Felder, Ph.D., psychologist and author to speak about "When Difficult Relatives Happen to Good People." Open to the community at no charge at the Ferguson Library in Stamford. Call JFS at 203-921-4161.
- JFS WORKSHOP - THE RACE TO COLLEGE- Mondays, December 7th, January 25th and February 29th at 6:00 - 7:00 pm at Harry Bennett Branch of Ferguson Library, 115 Vine Road, Stamford. Free and open to the community. Contact Claire Friedlander at clairef@ctjfs.org or 203-921-4161
- JFS LIFE TRANSITIONS-Wednesdays at 11:00 am Support group for the unemployed at the Stamford JFS office, 733 Summer Street, 6th Floor. Contact Rebekah Kanefsky at 203-921-4161 or rkanefsky@ctjfs.org
- JFS NEW BEGINNINGS, Tuesdays, 7:30 - 8:30 pm in Stamford Divorce Support Group at the JFS Stamford office, 733 Summer St., 6th Floor. Contact Rebekah Kanefsky at 203-921-4161 or rkanefsky@ctjfs.org.L
- LET'S TALK- Thursdays, 11 :00 am Free at the Stamford JCC, 1035 Newfield Avenue. Contact Connie Cirillo Freeman at 203-487-0983 or cfreeman@stamfordjcc.org
- JFS BRAIN FITNESS PROGRAM Working with clients experiencing early stage dementia or Alzheimer's in the client's home. Contact Matt Greenberg at 203-921-4161 or mgeenberg@ctjfs.org
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We Wish A Speedy Recovery To - Abraham ben Miriam Rachel
- Alexander ben Ida
- Ami ben Sara
- Avraham Shmuel ben Sheyna
- Avraham ben Sosna
- Bela Devora bat Rachel
- Chaim Avram ben Leah
- Chaim Yechiel ben Malka
- Chana Liba bat Yaakova
- Chana bat Shulamit
- Chava Kaila bat Menucha
- Chaya Priva bat Leah
- Chaya Sarah Tzipporah bat Esther
- Chia Sorila Bat bat Fagey Devorah
- Chono Leib ben Gittel
- David ben Chaya
- David ben Zila
- Dinah bat Esther
- Dinah bat Pauline
- Eitan ben Sarah
- Eliahu Aharon ben Yocheved Irta Etel
| - Esther Rachel bat Chava
- Esther Shoshanna bat Yetta Chaya
- Etta bat Velvel Rachel
- Gedalia ben Malka
- Hadassah Esther bat Chava Leah
- Harav Chaim Yehoshua ben Chana Fruma
- Hennia bat Musah
- Leah bat Bayla
- Lee bat Rachel
- Lior Tzionah bat Sarah
- Maya bat Shoshy
- Moiche ben Chaya
- Mordechai ben Tziyonah
- Moshe Baruch ben Chaya Sara
- Moshe Elyah ben Chana
- Moshe ben Batya
- Moshe ben Ben Marcelle
- Moshe ben Michael
- Nira bat Rachel
- Rachel Miril Hinda bat Miriam Rivkah
- Rafaella bat Miriam
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- Refael Ephraim ben Sima
- Rivka bat Feiga Tova
- Sarah Rivka bat Channah Rachel
- Sarah bat Etta Ziesel
- Shimon ben Geeta
- Shmuel Yeruchim ben Beyla
- Shoshanna Binah bat Michal
- Shoshanna Raizel bat Sarah Chanah Leah
- Sima bat Nehoma
- Smadar Rut bat Chana
- Tamar bat Yocheved
- Ya'acov Ari ben Nitzah
- Yehoshua Ylitzhak ben Tziyona
- Yisroel ben Freida
- Yochanan ben Alisa
- Yosef Fishel ben Miriam Zlata
- Zahava bat Chaya Sara
- Ze'ev Mordechai ben Chaya Gittel
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Youth Sukkot | Sukkah Hop / Progressive Teen Lunch We hope the weather will hold out and that we can all enjoy our Sukkah Hop/ Meal. - If it is raining the hop will be cancelled.
- The teen progressive lunch will move indoors with a minor exception - Yehuda Meyers will send an email to the Teens with details.
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Join us on the Sukkah Hop - this ShabbatHere's the Schedule for all groups! - Tot Shabbat / Mini Minyan Hop (Toddlers - through and including Grade 1):
Led by Morah Irene and Morah Debbie. Parents MUST accompany their children on this hop!
- Meet at the Shul Sukkah at 4:15
- Bahar Family Sukkah - 46 Boxwood Drive
- Batkin Family Sukkah - 23 Apple Tree Drive
- Sigman Family Sukkah - 20 Pine Tree Drive
- Jr. Cong. Hop (Grades 2-4):
Led by Rabbi Jeiger.
- Meet at the Shul Sukkah at 4:00 or join next stop at 4:15 pm
- Issacs Family Sukkah - 72 West Lane
- Chavkin Family Sukkah - 176 West Lane
- Daniel Family Sukkah - 255 West Lane
- Reicin Family Sukkah - 179 East Lane
- Rabbi Cohen's Sukkah - 15 Revonah Circle - parent pickup 5:45 pm
- Bnai Mitzvah Club Hop (Grades 5-6):
Led by Chiam Helman and Nocham Tal.
- Meet at the Shul Sukkah at 4:00 or join next stop at 4:15 pm
- Haron Family Sukkah - 99 West Lane
- Issacs Family Sukkah - 72 West Lane
- Chavkin Family Sukkah - 176 West Lane
- Thau Family Sukkah - 142 East Lane
- Rabbi Cohen's Sukkah - 15 Revonah Circle - parent pickup 5:45 pm
- Teen Dine and Dash - Progressive Lunch (Grades 7-12):
Led by Yehuda and Martha Meyers.
- Leave from the Shul Sukkah after Tefillah on Shabbat approx. 12:45 pm
- Kiddush/ Challah/ Dips Course- Reicin Family Sukkah - 179 East Lane
- Appetizer Course -Karsch Family Sukkah - 60 Urban Street
- Main Course - Finkelstein Family Sukkah - 132 Revonah Avenue
- Desert Course - Bilenker Family Sukkah - 57 Urban Street
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