Congregation Agudath Sholom Shabbat Bulletin

Congregation Agudath Sholom Shabbat Bulletin Vayakhel Shabbat Parah March 22, 2025 22 Adar 5785 send your submission to bulletin@cas-stamford.org ‌ ‌ Friday Candle Lighting 6:49 PM Mincha 6:54 PM Shabbat Shacharit 7:00/8:00/9:00 AM Coffee & Commentary 8:40 AM Sephardic Minyan 8:45 AM Melachim Class 9:00 AM Latest Shema 9:16 AM Family Minyan 10:00 AM Bob's Basics 10:00 AM Shiur 10:30 AM Latest Shacharit 10:31 AM Dessert Social with Scholar-in-Residence Zissy Turner 3:30 PM Code Of Jewish Law 5:55 PM Mincha 6:45 PM Havdalah 7:51 PM Shabbat Shalom The Big Three: Freedom, Memories and Courage - Getting Ready for Pesach There is so much to learn and enjoy at the Seder. However, in the hustle and bustle, sometimes we neglect foundational ideas.Here are three for reflection. 1. Freedom: If Passover celebrates freedom, why do we make the occasion with a seder, an evening of order? After all, there are more commandments in anticipation and during the holiday than for any other festival. What is the nature of the freedom we commemorate? How does the quote below embody the essence of real freedom and the bridge between Passover and Shavuot? How are you enslaved and how can you become free? "I have on my table a violin string. It is free to move in any direction I like. If I twist one end, it responds; it is free. But it is not free to sing. So I take it and fix it into my violin. I bind it and when it is bound, it is free for the first time to sing." - Rabindranath Tagore 2. Creating Memories: How is it possible for us to sing in Dayenu that it would have been enough to come to Mt. Sinai, but not receive the Torah? Rabbi Avraham Pam suggests a powerful answer. Imagine walking into a spice shop only to leave without purchasing any spices. You will leave empty handed, but you will be enveloped in the fragrances of the store. The experience will stay with you. The prime goal of the Seder experience is creating a memory for eternity. I do not have strong recollections of the words my parents shared with me at our Passover seders, but I will never forget the smells, tastes, joy and that excitement of the holidays. What can we do to create enduring and positive memories at our seder? What does this quote signify to you and how does it embody Passover? "The things we do outlast our mortality. The things we do are like monuments that people build to honor heroes after they've died. They're like the pyramids that the Egyptians built to honor the pharaohs. Only instead of being made of stone, they're made out of the memories people have of you." - R.J. Palacio, Wonder 3. Courage: Are you a thermometer or a thermostat? Both devices register temperature, but one is influenced by the environment and the other transforms the environment. The redemption from Egypt was triggered by human beings who chose to act courageously for God. Which heroes or heroines in the story demonstrated such courage? Who in your life, family or community served as a model for moving outside their comfort zone for a higher calling and in turn transformed the lives and that of future generations? "One man with courage, makes a majority" - Andrew Jackson With prayers for our brothers and sisters in Israel and God willing good news ahead and Wishing you and your families a Shabbat Shalom, Rabbi Daniel Cohen Rabbi Joseph Ehrenkranz's Yahrzeit We remember Rabbi Joseph Ehrenkranz, on whose eternal foundations the shul is built and thank God continues to grow. His Yahrzeit is Sunday, the day of our annual dinner. Here is a link to my tribute to him when he passed away and some related links: Talmud Lessons on JBS and Rabbi Ehrenkranz Remembered. May his memory be for a blessing always. Shabbat Information  Learn about the Shabbat Torah Reading for Parshat Vayakhel with the insights of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks z"l - click here  The Maftir for Parshat Parah is read from Bamidbar 19:1-22 The Haftara for Parshat Parah is read from Yechezkel 36:16-38 Haftarah summary by Chabad.org - click here. Haftarah summary by Haftarah Helper - click here. We do not recite the Av HaRachamim prayer. Would you like to read the Torah or Haftara for your bar mitzvah parsha? Let us know click here Shabbat Icebreakers (courtesy of Yaakov Moshe and Elisheva Shmidman) What is something that gets you fired up (Lo T'vaaru Eish)? If you could have one artistic skill, what would it be (there were many artisans who worked on the Mishkan)? What is an act of great generosity you witnessed or experienced (the Jewish people gave very generously to the Mishkan)? Parsha Would You Rather? Would you rather be honored for a big donation you gave or give it anonymously (the Jewish people donated to the mishkan)? Prayers for Hostages - We Pray for the Immediate Rescue and Release   "Acheinu kol Bais Yisrael – Our brethren, the entire Jewish People" "Hanesunim bitzara u'bishivya – who are delivered into confinement and captivity" "Ha'omdim bein bayam u'vein bayabasha – whether they be on the sea or dry land" "HaMakom yiracheim aleihem viyotzi'eim mitzara li'rvacha – May the Omnipresent have mercy on them and remove them from distress to relief" "U'mei'afela li'ora – and from darkness to light" "U'mishibud lig'ula – and from subjugation to redemption" "Hashta b'agala u'viz'man kariv – now, speedily, and close at hand" Shabbat Topics & Participants Coffee & Commentary Rabbi Daniel Cohen Melachim Class Mark Wagshul Bob's Basics Rabbi Bob Abrams Shiur Rabbi Moshe Kurtz: "Eruvin Part #2: The Battle for Brooklyn" Code of Jewish Law Rabbi Yossi Kamman Seudah Shlishit Rabbi Moshe Kurtz: "The Foolish Sea and the Noble Steed" Mazal Tov to our annual dinner honorees: Maria & Glenn Reicin, Lorraine & David Kweskin, Shushannah & Ari Yasgur and Aviva Maller! to Sharon & Simeon Wohlberg on the arrival of a grandson, born to Phyllis & Zachary Wohlberg! to Aviva & Paul Schieber on their grandson, Yuval Gradman's Bar Mitzvah! to our young members Abby Jacob, Eliza and Rebecca Ostroff, Bess Yasgur, Yae and Yakira Hochman, Mia Dubitzky, Abby and Benny Rubinfeld, Mackenzie Makovsky, Hannah Folkinshteyn, Yael and Elisheva Rosenfeld on their upcoming performance in BCHA's MATILDA Jr. opening this upcoming Thursday @7pm - buy tickets here Celebrate with the family! Make a donation in their honor and we will send an acknowledgement to the family. Just click here Yasher Koach to dinner chairs Alex & Brett Olsson, dinner co-chairs Lorraine & James Marcus, journal chairs Eve Steinmetz & Navah Ulmer and the entire dinner committee —we are looking forward to a beautiful night! Thanks To Our Sponsors Senior Challah Sponsor: Talia Ben-Joseph in loving memory of her beloved mother Ziona Fosman Chapel Kiddush: The Boxer-Jacob children, especially Abigail, Zachary and Evan in honor of Jodi and Richard Boxer's anniversary! Sephardic Kiddush: Rosa & Saiid Rastegar in memory of Said's mother, Parvin Salem Rastegar (Leah bat Ozra) Sanctuary Kiddush: Helene & Harvey Kaminski in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Helene's father, Rubin Partel z"l/Reuven ben Eliyahu Seudat Shlishit: Monica & Eric Jankelovits in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Eric's mother, Erna Jankelovits/רחל בת אריה ז״ל CAS Annual Dinner CAS ANNUAL DINNER March 23, 5pm One People, One Heart Celebrate our honorees for their Dedication and commitment to our community... Guests of Honor Maria & Glenn Reicin Young Leadership Award Shushannah & Ari Yasgur Community Service Award Aviva Ephraim Maller Chai Award Lorraine & David Kweskin Thank you to all our supporters! Mariya Feldman & Alex Abramov Marjory & Bob Abrams Diane Akassis Johanna & Selim Akyuz Barbara & Ron Ashkenas Hudi & Lawrence Askowitz Sarah & Moshe Azoulay Sharyn & Fred Baer Janet & Andrew Bein Gayle & Mitchell Bell Debbie & Michael Berg Dina Berger Karen & Ira Berk Lynn & Harvey Berman Matthew & Judith Bernstein Melody & Claude Bernstein Darona & Tzvi Bernstein Bevmax Sara & Sam Bienenfeld Melissa & Mark Bildner Stephanie & Josh Bilenker Rebecca & Daniel Boiarsky Alise Reicin & Bob Boiarsky Jodi & Richard Boxer Jessie & David Brand Eileen & Robert Breakstone Mona & Mark Breiner Sarah & Justin Breiner Judy & Jeff Cahn Corinne Chapman Anat & Marc Chavkin Zoe & Harry Chiel Kate & Peretz Cik Sheila Cohen Elise & Steven Cohen Rachel & Ephraim Cohen Diane & Rabbi Daniel Cohen Meredith & David Cohen Stella & Isaac Cohen Elior & David Coleman Bernice & Raymond Coll Arline Gewanter & Lloyd Contract Janice Chaikelson & Stephen Davidson Rachel & Nimrod Dayan Emily & Zvi Dubitzky Levi & Jessica Dulitz Elizabeth Ehrlich Debra & Daniel Faizakoff Robin & Jason Fischel Stephanie & Howard Fogel Jennie & Ben Folkinshteyn Mindi Olsson & Steven Frank Rhoda & Avram Freedberg Lee Miller & Leslie Freedman Lynne & Steven Frenkel Valerie & Mark Friedman Jessica & Adam Furmansky Miriam Gelb Tova & Joshua Goldberg Risa & Jeff Goldblum Hilary & Ari Goldstein Judith & Howard Goldstein Meryl & David Gordon Michelle & Howland Gordon Jill & Arthur Green Judy Rosenberg & Randy Haase Joyce & Larry Haber Caryn Halbrecht & Tomas Haendler Edyta & Bert Hagendoorn Kayla & Leon Hanna Meg & Yoav Haron Rachel & Dan Haron Leora & Yaakov Hauptman Joel Helman Tricia & Robert Hoff Paulette & Lawrence Hutzler Hillary & Farren Isaacs Shara & Rabbi David Israel Elizabeth & Andre Jacobovitz Monica & Eric Jankelovits David Jelen Sandra & Michael Kamen Helene & Harvey Kaminski Janine Bahar & Gidon Katz Flora & Carl Kaufman Lonnie Keene Rebecca & Emilio Krausz Amy Kweskin Matthew Kweskin Lorraine & David Kweskin Ayala Yasgur & David Lallouz Andrea & Ari Lefkovits Elise Lerner Tamar & Jason Levine Marla & Jason Lewis Ana & Albert Lilienfeld Danielle & Judd Linden Vered & Mark Links Nina & Norman Lotstein Rhonda & Judd Love Nicole & Jonathan Makovsky Elana Silberman & George Man Roselyn Mangot Lorraine & James Marcus Jonathan Marcus Susan & Len Mark Dinah Miller & Seth Marlowe Rhonda Schaffer-Maron & Jeffrey Maron Meryl & Lawrence Meiteles Deborah & Neil Metviner Janice & Jake Meyer Kori & Bill Meyers Leah & Greg Miller Nancy & Gadi Mimoun Rebecca & Tsachy Mishal Shira & Marc Nerenberg Marguerite & Ken Neuhaus Doreen & Howard Nusbaum Alex & Brett Olsson Shani & Gil Orbach Alison & Nate Pava Miriam & Gideon Pell Lisa & Arthur Perl Anne Peskin Cindy & David Pitkoff Hannah, Harlan & Rose Pittell Marina Sapir & Alex Podelko Anne & Neil Raff Judy & Bob Raymond Rachel & Solomon Redlich Elizabeth & Eli Reichner Maria & Glenn Reicin Leah & Edward Reicin Linda Rezak Chani & Josh Rosenfeld Sherri & Allen Rosenthal Gayle & Howard Rothman Erica & Elliot Safar Shira Marder & Jason Saibel Marlene Sandhu Toby Schaffer Kaili & Daniel Scherban Aviva & Paul Schieber Ivy & Marvin Schildkraut Ilyse & Dean Schuckman Richard Schwartz Ken Schwartz Rachel Seligson Helen & Sheldron Seplowitz Pam & Alan Shanker Leslie & Alan Shapiro Liat Sharabi Karsch Leah & Rabbi Moshe Shemtov Rosalyn Novick Sherman Ronnie & Steve Sichel Wendy & Jared Siegel Bracha & Jerry Silber Diane & Elliot Sloyer Jennie & Josh Small Kathy & Gary Sosnovich Jessica & Eytan Sosnovich Miriam & Josh Sperber Amy & Sam Sroka Stamford Chevra Kadisha Beverly & David Stein Eve & Philip Steinmetz Rachel & Harold Terk Danielle & Steven Thau Thomas M. Gallagher Funeral Home Rebecca & Jonathan Tipermas Laura & Seth Tobin Gail G. & Stephen Trell Nava & Eitan Ulmer Pamela & Richard Vogel Julia & Michael Voytovich Sandi & Stuart Waldstreicher Rachel & Greg Waldstreicher Audrey Waldstreicher Estelle Walshe Ellen & Richard Weber Burton Weinstein Howard Weiss Sally Shore & Bruce Wittenberg Sharon & Simeon Wohlberg Howard Wolfe Bonnie & Harrison Wreschner Barbara & Rabbi Benjamin Yasgur Shushannah & Ari Yasgur Lauren & Joe Zalis Helene Zimmerman Hillary & Robert Zitter Navah & David Zizmor Shira & Mitchell Zucker Dovi Zucker Sign Up for these Events sign up Shabbat Afternoon Dessert Social with Scholar-in-Residence Zissy Turner Shabbat, March 22 - 3:30 PM sign up Mens Seder at 613 Monday, March 24 - 7:00 PM sign up Shmurah Matzah from Monsey Monday, March 24 sign up 55+ Social Committee Dinner & Movie Tuesday, March 25 - 6:30 PM sign up VKFC Pesach Virtual Evening of Learning Thursday, March 27 - 8:00 PM sign up Little Lights Open Play Sunday, March 30 - 10:00 AM sign up CAS Movie Club Sunday, March 30 - 8:00 PM sign up Agudath Womens Speaker Series - Tuesday, April 1 - 2:00 PM sign up Middle School Seudat Shlishit Shabbat, April 5 - 7:00 PM sign up Pre-Pesach Kids Art & Game Day Sunday, April 6 - 1:00 PM sign up Matzah from Southern Israel [Limited Opportunity] Friday, April 11 Learn more Senior Challah Delivery Sponsorships Learn more Jewish Heritage Trip through Italy Pesach At C A S Practical Pesach Message from Rabbi Cohen  As we prepare for the upcoming holiday, we are excited to launch our annual Pesach Website. Agudath Sholom is committed to helping you get ready for the holiday. This site will provide you with answers to many of the questions.To join the Pesach Q and A Whatsapp group, click here.We are offering a full array of pre-Pesach classes.The Men's Seder will be on Monday, March 22nd - Sign up in the events section. To sell your chametz, click here.To give Maot Chitim, click here. We are working with Schoke Jewish Family Service to provide food and emergency assistance. Tzedakah can be donated online to our CAS Passover Fund. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Please reach out discreetly to me via rabbicohen@cas-stamford.org if you know a family in need.Here is our Passover schedule. Please note the Fast of the First Born this year is on Thursday, April 10th with the siyum on Thursday morning and we check for Chametz on Thursday evening. Annual Pre-Pesach Reminders  Buy Milk Before Pesach Eggs May Be Purchased during Chol Hamoed Pesach All non-processed meat and chicken is kosher for Pesach. Buy now and freeze for Pesach before prices go up.(Please note: This doesn't apply to ground meat) Hot off the Press  The shul will offer a Friday NIght dinner catered by Howard Weiss on Friday, April 11th. Sign up and cost will be live next week. Rabbi Cohen's Shabbat Hagadol Drasha  will be on Shabbat afternoon, April 5th Seder Hospitality  Planning your Seder? In need of a Seder? If you would like to join a family seder or would consider hosting members of our community who may need a place for Pesach night contact Rabbi Cohen or Rabbi Kurtz. Pesach Q and A Rabbi Cohen and Rabbi Kurtz manage the CAS Pesach WhatsApp Q and A. It is a great way to learn about Kashrut and Kashering for the upcoming holiday. Click here to join. Here is a sample question: May I use my year round hot water urn for Pesach? If the urn only used for heating water, run hot water through the water tap for 10 seconds, while pouring boiling water from a kettle over the water tap. If it is used to warm food (e.g. to warm challah), it must be put away and not used for the Pesach. CAS Youth News CAS Group Update  In Parshat Vayakhel, we learn about the incredible teamwork and generosity of the Jewish people as they came together to build the Mishkan. Moshe calls upon the entire community to contribute their talents and resources, whether through donating materials or offering skills like weaving, crafting, or painting. Everyone had a role, and every contribution was essential in creating something beautiful and holy. This reminds us that each person has unique strengths, and when we work together, we can achieve great things. The Parsha also teaches us the importance of Shabbat. Moshe emphasizes that even the building of the Mishkan must stop on Shabbat, showing us that rest and spiritual connection are paramount. As the famous saying goes, "As much as the Jews keep Shabbos, Shabbos keeps the Jews." As we work hard and contribute to our communities, we must also take time to rest, recharge, and connect with G-d. This balance between action and rest is essential for a fulfilling and meaningful life. For fun and experiential learning, instead of a parsha-themed snack, we're embarking on a weeks-long "chametzpalooza!" Our theme this week is "eat all the chametz before Pesach!" Questions for Your Shabbat Table:  How do you think the Jewish people felt when they worked together to build the Mishkan? Can you think of a time when you worked together with others to accomplish something special? What role did Shabbat play in Parshat Vayakhel, and why do you think Moshe reminded the people to keep it while building the Mishkan? Why do you think each person in the community had an important job in building the Mishkan, no matter how big or small? How can we balance our busy lives with time for rest and connection, just like the people of Israel did when they paused their work on Shabbat? Have you ever heard of a "Technology Shabbat?" What do you think it is, and why do you think it's important for people? CAS Announcements Save the Date! Join us for the Annual Women's Mikvah Gala Fundraiser  Sunday, May 4th, 2025 at 7 PM. An unforgettable evening of inspiration and connection. Hear from renowned speaker Ruchi Koval, enjoy delicious bites from Lily's Kitchen, and participate in an exciting chance auction. Mark your calendars – we can't wait to celebrate with you! Registration for 2025 Jewish Baseball League season is live!  FCCJBL is a co-ed, ages 4-12 year old little league and plays on Sundays only. Season opener is 4/27. Please sign up on www.fccjbl.org. Please reach out to info@fccjbl.org with any questions. Israel Advocacy - Sign up for Pens and Swords  This group shares links to petitions and information about how everyone can contact political figures and businesses to advocate on behalf of Israel. Most of these actions take under a minute to complete and they keep pressure on policymakers to support Israel and/or drop actions that are detrimental. Please share the link for this group with as many supporters of Israel and the Jewish people as possible. click here Michael Feldstein's Latest Article  click here Weekday Schedule Shacharit  Sunday: 7:15/8:30 AM; Monday-Friday: 6:30/7:30 AM Mincha  Sunday-Thursday: 7:00 PM; Friday: 7:02 PM Candle Lighting  Friday: 6:57 PM CAS Classes Join one of our classes. Click here for up to date schedule We Wish A Speedy Recovery To Tzvi Zev Yosef ben Chana Shulamit Raanan Noach ben Slova yosef ishai ben miriam Yocheved Rochel bat Chava Kayla Sheina Feiga bat Rivka Hershel Wolf ben Brucha Rema bat Etta Ahron Dovid ben Esther Bayla Freidel bat Esther Leeba Minna bat Rivka Pesach Melech ben Basha Chaya Shoshana bat Yehudit Nira bat Rachel Sara bat Nira Chana Leah bat Esther Nadav Ephraim ben Shlomit Leah Ariella Maor bat Liba Chaya Leah bat Rivka Adeline bat Bat Chava Moisha Gedalia Nechemiah Dorit bat Ora Yospa bat Shana Menucha Mary Miriam Rut bat Chana Chaya bat Liba Moshe Yitzak ben Raisel Crendel Miriam bat Devorah אסתר רחל bat רייזל ביילה Chaya Rachel bat Carmi Adina Penina bat Batya Sarah Rochfl bat Paya Etel Dov ben Pnina Nehama Miriam bat Dvora Moshe Gavriel ben Rachel Esther Refael Pesachya Chaim ben Golda Cheryl Sheva bat Gittel Leah Sossie Raizel bat Sarah Fraida Eliezer Meyer ben Leah Calev Natanel ben Sara Yitzchak Osher ben Chana Shayva Chaya Inna bat Tanya Click here to add a name to this list We Honor Our Military Ariel Y Shani Y Tali Y Harry B Zevi M Joreh M Ayden M Nathan H Noam H Yehudit Sally K Oren L Nathan L Jeremy S Yehudit S Meni N Yaniv H Rachel W Click here to add a name to this list Community Announcements Application Window for the Lilly Reiser Scholarship Now Open  United Jewish Federation of Stamford, New Canaan, and Darien (UJF) invites any current 12th graders or college-aged students to apply for a $10,000 college scholarship (renewable for up to 4 consecutive years). The student must be attending an accredited US-based college or graduate school at the start of the 2025-2026 academic year to be eligible. Awards will be based on both financial need and merit. The winning applicants will demonstrate the potential to live up to Lilly Reiser's example, as a person who overcame significant hardship, prized education, and became a responsible and productive citizen. To apply, please visit www.ujf.org/LillyReiser. For more information please visit www.ujf.org/LillyReiserScholarship. Reminder: Aaron's Place, on the ground floor of Stamford Hospital  provides kosher snacks, drinks and meals, in a comfortable environment. If you are caring for a hospitalized loved one or waiting for tests, this comfort room is a place to regroup and refresh. Information is available at the hospital front desk , The code, in Hebrew letters, is on the door of the room. An Evening with Schoke JFS, Celebrating 50 Years of Service  Sunday, May 18th, 5:30 PM. Join Schoke Jewish Family Service as we celebrate 50 years of supporting the Fairfield County community at An Evening with Schoke JFS on Sunday, May 18, 2025, at 5:30 PM at Temple Beth El, 350 Roxbury Road, Stamford, CT. This special event will honor the Schoke JFS staff with the 45th Annual Mitzvah Award and include a cocktail reception, dinner, awards presentation, paddle raise supporting the Japha Family Emergency Assistance Program, dessert, and an exciting auction offering one-of-a-kind opportunities. Tickets, including dinner and dessert, are $250 and can be purchased at www.ctjfs.org/gala. For details or to place a journal ad, contact Erika Llanos at 203-921-4161 or ellanos@ctjfs.org. Come celebrate this remarkable milestone and support the important work of Schoke JFS in the community! Schoke JFS Zinbarg Camp Scholarship Applications Open  Applications for the Joan and Ben Zinbarg Camp Scholarship Program are open for summer 2025 to Jewish families residing throughout the Schoke JFS catchment area - including Stamford, Norwalk, Westport, Bridgeport, and Upper Fairfield County. The fund is made possible through the financial support of the Zinbarg Family, the United Jewish Federation of Stamford, New Canaan, and Darien, and the Jewish Federation of Greater Fairfield County. Fueled by the generosity of its partners, Schoke JFS granted 48 camp scholarships in 2024, fostering memorable and impactful experiences for the recipients. The deadline for applications is Friday, April 11, 2025. Apply at www.ctjfs.org/zinbargcampscholarship. Questions? Contact Erika Gadson at 203-921-4161, erikag@ctjfs.org. The Jewish Historical Society of Fairfield County is having its annual meeting and installation  Sunday, March 23, at Temple Sinai, 458 Lakeside Drive, at 10:15 AM with Refreshments and Exhibits with guest speaker Gil Harel (Pianist & Musicologist) - on "Bob Dylan's Spiritual Journey: How Faith Shaped the Career of an Iconic Songwriter". The community is welcome. Registration can be done on our website "www.jhsfc-ct.org" Matilda Jr. At BCHA!  Don't miss BCHA's upcoming Spring Musical- the inspiring story of Matilda- filled with high energy dance numbers, catchy songs, theatrical magic and the inspiring joy that comes from having our very own young shul members reminding us of the power of imagination and the gleefulness of having children teach adults a lesson. This is one that you don't want to miss! Performances: Thursday 3/27, Friday 3/28 and Sunday 3/30.10/ticket BUYTICKETS.AT/BCHA Looking to make your Passover Holiday less stressful?  Let W Kosher Events provide you with the food you need for Seder or during the holiday. Delivery to Stamford will be on Friday, April 11 th and Wednesday, April 16 th . You can view our menu at www.wkosherevents.com. Orders can be placed by calling 203.918.2301 or info@wkosherevents.com.

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