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Congregation Agudath Sholom Shabbat Bulletin

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Congregation Agudath Sholom
Shabbat Bulletin
ChukatJuly 5, 20259 Tamuz 5785
send your submission to
bulletin@cas-stamford.org
Friday
Mincha7:00 PM/8:16 PM
Candle Lighting8:11 PM
Shabbat
Shacharit7:00/8:00/9:00 AM
Latest Shema8:19 AM
Coffee & Commentary8:40 AM
Sephardic Minyan8:45 AM
Melachim Class9:00 AM
Latest Shacharit9:52 AM
Family Minyan10:00 AM
Shiur10:30 AM
Code Of Jewish Law7:15 PM
Daf Yomi7:15 PM
Mincha8:05 PM
Havdalah9:12 PM
Shabbat Shalom
United We Must Stand

How many times does the nation of Amalek rear its head in the Torah?

We are all familiar with the battle of Amalek following the miracle of the splitting of the Reed Sea. Amalek, our arch ideological enemy, seeks to thwart the revelation at Sinai, when we assume the role of being a light unto the nations. Yet, there is one more appearance of Amalek in this week's Parsha of Chukat and its lesson is eternal.

Throughout history, Amalek appears at pivotal and historic junctures. Amalek reared its head in the time of King Saul before the establishment of the first Temple. Amalek appears again in the time of Mordechai and Esther prior to the rebuilding of the second Temple and in the guise of the Nazis prior to the return to the land of Israel after 2,000 years. Amalek senses the moment of destiny of Israel and seeks to deny our mission.

In each case, one of the most important factors in fighting our enemies is the unity of the Jewish people. When we are divided, we are much more vulnerable to those who seek our annihilation.

This factor is front and center in this week's Parsha. Amalek seizes the opportunity of the death of Aaron to attack. The Torah states in Chapter 21, "The King of Arad heard..." Rashi explains that this nation was Amalek who heard Aaron died and that the protective cloud of glory left the Jewish people.

On one level, Amalek saw the absence of the cloud as a vulnerability of the Jewish people. On a deeper level, Amalek understood the power of Aaron and hoped with him no longer alive, they would succeed in defeating Israel.

Aaron's strength was his love for every Jew no matter their ability or background. He ensured that "no Jew" was left behind. As Ethics of our Fathers teaches, "Be a student of Aharon - Love Peace, Pursue Peace, Love Humanity and Bring them Close to Torah."

While Aharon was alive, Amalek knew the Jews were united. Once he died, they sensed that perhaps without his living spirit, the Jews would abandon those on the margins of the community. In fact, when Amalek first attacks upon leaving Egypt, they prey upon the tired and weary.

The Jews with the help of God pushed back against Amalek. They internalized Aharon's message. When our enemies understand that we will care for everyone and that we remain committed to the protection of everyone in our community, we will be strengthened as people forever.

As we approach the three weeks this summer which begin on Sunday, July 13th, we must remember that a generation in which the Temple is not rebuilt is a generation in which the Temple is destroyed. It is a season to deepen our commitment to fostering unity and healing within our nation. God willing the day will come when we will witness the victory over Amalek speedily and in our days.

Wishing you and your family a Shabbat Shalom and God willing a full redemption for Israel speedily and in our days,

Rabbi Daniel Cohen

CAS Rabbi in Residence in July 
Shira & Rabbi Avi Heller will be in residence in Stamford on the following dates:
  • Thursday, July 3rd - Monday, July 7th
  • Thursday, July 10th - Monday, July 14th
  • Thursday, July 17th - Monday, July 21st
Rabbi Heller is a close friend of Rabbi Cohen and seasoned Rabbi. He possesses experience in the Rabbinate through his leadership at the Manhattan Jewish Experience and the Boca Raton Synagogue. To learn more about him, click here. To host Rabbi Heller and Shira, click here.

He will be at his home in Teaneck for the remainder of the time, but will be on call for the entire period Rabbi Cohen is away.

While in Stamford, he will officiate at the minyanim, share Divrei Torah, offer classes and be available to answer questions and be a source of support. A schedule of his classes are below. Rabbi Heller can be reached at rabbiaviheller@gmail.com.

Although Rabbi Cohen will be physically away, he understands there may be issues for which you would like his personal counsel and you should feel free to reach out to him via email or WhatsApp.

We are confident Rabbi Heller will be well received in our warm shul and community. Rabbi Heller and Shira are excited to spend time with you and teach Torah at Agudath Sholom.

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"

Help support Israel  Here are four ways to offer financial support click here
Shabbat Topics & Participants
Coffee & CommentaryRabbi Avi Heller
Melachim ClassMark Wagshul
ShiurRabbi Yossi Kamman
MusafAaron Berk
Code of Jewish LawRabbi Yossi Kamman
Seudah ShlishitRabbi Avi Heller
Mazal Tov
  • to Drs. Judy & Jeff Cahn on the arrival of a grandson, born to Jayme & Dr. Brian Cahn!
Celebrate with the family! Make a donation in their honor and we will send an acknowledgement to the family. Just click here
Condolences
  • to Emilio Krausz on the passing of his mother, Dorotea Krausz z"l, Devora Motel bat Mordechai Benyamin
Thanks To Our Sponsors
  • Senior Challah Deliveries: Kathy & Gary Sosnovich in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Kathy's mother, Marilyn (Malka) Kinzelberg z"l
  • 7AM Kiddush: Matt Greenberg
  • Chapel Kiddush: Anonymous
  • Sanctuary Kiddush: Laura & Seth Tobin in memory of Stuart Tobin z"l; Julie Daniel in commemoration of the yahrzeit of her mother, Norine Krasnogor z"l
  • Seudah Shlishit: Diane & Rabbi Daniel Cohen in memory of Harry Umansky z"l
Paid Advertisement
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Sign Up for these Events
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Teen Dinner and Learning
Monday, July 7 - 7:00 PM
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Little Lights Open Play
Sunday, July 20 - 10:00 AM
sign up
Minnie Manger Marcia Lieberman Mikvah Coming Home to Calm
Monday, July 21 - 8:00 PM
Sign Up
CAS Blood Drive
Monday, July 28
sign up
CAS Movie Club
Monday, August 11 - 8:00 PM
Learn more
Senior Challah Delivery Sponsorships
CAS Announcements
  • Shabbat Icebreakers (courtesy of Yaakov Moshe and Elisheva Shmidman)
    • If Hashem could explain one thing to you, what would it be (Para Aduma is the ultimate chok)?
    • Describe a time you lost your cool or you felt under a lot of pressure (Moshe hits the rock under immense pressure from the Jewish people)?
    • What's a place where you would recommend the scenic route over a more direct route (The Jews have to circle around Edom)?
    • Would You Rather - Know lots of basic knowledge or a few secrets (Para aduma is the ultimate chok)?
  • Check out Rabbi Cohen's latest article in the Forward  click here
  • 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
Weekday Schedule
  • Shacharit  Sunday: 7:15/8:30 AM; Monday-Friday: 6:30/7:30/8:30 AM
  • Mincha  Sunday-Thursday: 8:15 PM; Friday: 7:00 PM/8:14 PM
  • Candle Lighting  Friday: 8:09 PM
CAS Classes
Join one of our classes.

Weekday Classes with Rabbi Avi Heller (In-person and on Zoom) 
Sundays -- July 6,13, and 20
  • 48 Ways to Acquire Wisdom -9:15-10:00 am - Unpack the well-known passage from the sixth chapter of Pirkei Avot, which describes 48 ways in which one can acquire the Torah.
Mondays -- July 7, 14, and 21
  • Minchat Asher - the Responsa of Rav Asher Weiss - 8:15-9:00 am - Rav Weiss is one of the leading halachists of this generation. He is the posek for Shaarei Tzedek Medical Center, runs an influential bet din and Kollel , and answers she'eilot (halachic questions) from all over the world. In this series, we will dive into 3 of his shorter responses on contemporary topics.
  • War and Peace - 9:00-9:45 am - The world we live in is wracked by war and is always talking about peace. In class 1, we will investigate the values behind the Torah's permission to wage war and (try to) apply them to 21st century Israel.
  • Parsha Lunch and Learn - 12:00 pm - 12:45 PM - Gain a deeper understanding of the 7 blessings and curses in the story of Balak (July 7), the 5 amazing daughters of Tzlofchad in Pinchas (July 14) and the 42 stations visited by the wandering Jews in the desert. (July 21)

We Wish A Speedy Recovery To
  • Tzvi Zev Yosef ben Chana Shulamit
  • Raanan Noach ben Slova
  • Chaim ben Leah
  • Yosef Ishai ben Miriam
  • Yocheved Rochel bat Chava Kayla
  • Sheina Feiga bat Rivka
  • Hershel Wolf ben Brucha
  • Rema bat Etta
  • Yitzchak ben Shmuel V. Chaya
  • 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
  • חיים זאב ben לאה
  • Adeline bat Bat Chava
  • Moisha Gedalia
  • Nechemiah
  • Dorit bat Ora
  • Yospa bat Shana Menucha
  • Mary
  • Miriam Rut bat Chana
  • Tanya bat Malka
  • Chaya bat Liba
  • Moshe Yitzak ben Raisel Crendel
  • Miriam bat Devorah
  • אסתר רחל bat רייזל ביילה
  • Chaya Rachel bat Carmi Adina
  • Penina bat Batya
  • Dov ben Pnina
  • Nehama Miriam bat Dvora
  • Moshe Gavriel ben Rachel Esther
  • Cheryl Sheva bat Gittel Leah
  • Sossie Raizel bat Sarah Fraida
  • Calev Natanel ben Sara
  • Yitzchak Osher ben Chana Shayva Chaya
  • Inna bat Tanya

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
  • Rachel M
  • Meir D
  • Jeremy S
  • Yehudit S
  • Meni N
  • Yaniv H
  • Rachel W

Community Announcements
  • Join us for an exclusive screening of TRAGIC AWAKENING: A new look at the oldest hatred  Thursday, July 10th at 7:00 pm. An inspirational post-October 7th film rethinking antisemitism's roots, turning hatred into strength for Jewish identity and Western values. This powerful documentary should not be missed. It will be followed by discussion and refreshments. Temple Beth El - 350 Roxbury Road, Stamford, CT - 203-322-6901. $15 per person RSVP here: www.tinyurl.com/awake6-24
  • Pouches and Purpose  Wednesday, July 9, 7:30 pm Join UJF for an evening of compassion and creativity as NextGen Ladies come together to pack menstrual products for the in need while enjoying a fun make your own cosmetics pouch! Wine, cheese, and good vibes are included! Location will be provided following registration. For additional information, contact UJF Director of NextGen Melanie Vorm at melanie@ujf.org. Visit www.ujf.org/packingparty to register.
  • Wacky Wednesdays with PJ Library  Each Week Starting Wednesday, July 2, 4:30 pm. Join UJF for a summer of silly fun, PJ Library activities, and refreshing popsicles! Each Wednesday brings a new location and a chance to show off your wackiest hats, costumes, pajamas, or outfits!! Advanced registration is required. For additional information, contact UJF Deputy Director Eric Ross at eric@ujf.org. Register here: https://www.ujf.org/wackywednesdays
  • NextGen and PJ Library Scavenger Hunt and Ice Cream  Sunday, July 20, 10:00 am Step into your favorite sneakers and join UJF for a fun-filled scavenger hunt at Mead Memorial Park, 241 Park Street, New Canaan, as we embark on a thrilling quest to discover hidden treasures! Kosher ice creams from the on-site café will be given to everyone at the end to ensure a really COOL day! Register here: http://www.ujf.org/Summer
  • Women's Philanthropy Salon  Wednesday, August 6th, 7:00 pm Join UJF Women's Philanthropy for an inspiring evening of connection and conversation in celebration of Tu B'Av, the Jewish holiday of love. You'll hear from Lilach Porges, Founder and Creative Director of Procode Dress, and Elina Furman, Founder of ORA Magazine and Kahlmi. This intimate gathering will bring together like-minded women who are deeply committed to creating a strong and connected Jewish community. Location will be provided closer to the event. Visit www.ujf.org/WPSalon to registerFor more information, contact CEO Diane Sloyer at dianesloyer@ujf.org
  • Community Jewish Heritage Mission to Greece  Monday, October 27th- Wednesday November 5th. Join UJF on our Mission Trip to Greece from October 27-November 5 as we'll learn and explore Greece's Jewish history dating back thousands of years! There will be an informational meeting about the trip. If you wish to receive information, email Lara@ujf.org.
  • 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.

Congregation Agudath Sholom Shabbat Bulletin

CAS Logo
Congregation Agudath Sholom
Shabbat Bulletin
ChukatJuly 5, 20259 Tamuz 5785
send your submission to
bulletin@cas-stamford.org
Friday
Mincha7:00 PM/8:16 PM
Candle Lighting8:11 PM
Shabbat
Shacharit7:00/8:00/9:00 AM
Latest Shema8:19 AM
Coffee & Commentary8:40 AM
Sephardic Minyan8:45 AM
Melachim Class9:00 AM
Latest Shacharit9:52 AM
Family Minyan10:00 AM
Shiur10:30 AM
Code Of Jewish Law7:15 PM
Daf Yomi7:15 PM
Mincha8:05 PM
Havdalah9:12 PM
Shabbat Shalom
United We Must Stand

How many times does the nation of Amalek rear its head in the Torah?

We are all familiar with the battle of Amalek following the miracle of the splitting of the Reed Sea. Amalek, our arch ideological enemy, seeks to thwart the revelation at Sinai, when we assume the role of being a light unto the nations. Yet, there is one more appearance of Amalek in this week's Parsha of Chukat and its lesson is eternal.

Throughout history, Amalek appears at pivotal and historic junctures. Amalek reared its head in the time of King Saul before the establishment of the first Temple. Amalek appears again in the time of Mordechai and Esther prior to the rebuilding of the second Temple and in the guise of the Nazis prior to the return to the land of Israel after 2,000 years. Amalek senses the moment of destiny of Israel and seeks to deny our mission.

In each case, one of the most important factors in fighting our enemies is the unity of the Jewish people. When we are divided, we are much more vulnerable to those who seek our annihilation.

This factor is front and center in this week's Parsha. Amalek seizes the opportunity of the death of Aaron to attack. The Torah states in Chapter 21, "The King of Arad heard..." Rashi explains that this nation was Amalek who heard Aaron died and that the protective cloud of glory left the Jewish people.

On one level, Amalek saw the absence of the cloud as a vulnerability of the Jewish people. On a deeper level, Amalek understood the power of Aaron and hoped with him no longer alive, they would succeed in defeating Israel.

Aaron's strength was his love for every Jew no matter their ability or background. He ensured that "no Jew" was left behind. As Ethics of our Fathers teaches, "Be a student of Aharon - Love Peace, Pursue Peace, Love Humanity and Bring them Close to Torah."

While Aharon was alive, Amalek knew the Jews were united. Once he died, they sensed that perhaps without his living spirit, the Jews would abandon those on the margins of the community. In fact, when Amalek first attacks upon leaving Egypt, they prey upon the tired and weary.

The Jews with the help of God pushed back against Amalek. They internalized Aharon's message. When our enemies understand that we will care for everyone and that we remain committed to the protection of everyone in our community, we will be strengthened as people forever.

As we approach the three weeks this summer which begin on Sunday, July 13th, we must remember that a generation in which the Temple is not rebuilt is a generation in which the Temple is destroyed. It is a season to deepen our commitment to fostering unity and healing within our nation. God willing the day will come when we will witness the victory over Amalek speedily and in our days.

Wishing you and your family a Shabbat Shalom and God willing a full redemption for Israel speedily and in our days,

Rabbi Daniel Cohen

CAS Rabbi in Residence in July 
Shira & Rabbi Avi Heller will be in residence in Stamford on the following dates:
  • Thursday, July 3rd - Monday, July 7th
  • Thursday, July 10th - Monday, July 14th
  • Thursday, July 17th - Monday, July 21st
Rabbi Heller is a close friend of Rabbi Cohen and seasoned Rabbi. He possesses experience in the Rabbinate through his leadership at the Manhattan Jewish Experience and the Boca Raton Synagogue. To learn more about him, click here. To host Rabbi Heller and Shira, click here.

He will be at his home in Teaneck for the remainder of the time, but will be on call for the entire period Rabbi Cohen is away.

While in Stamford, he will officiate at the minyanim, share Divrei Torah, offer classes and be available to answer questions and be a source of support. A schedule of his classes are below. Rabbi Heller can be reached at rabbiaviheller@gmail.com.

Although Rabbi Cohen will be physically away, he understands there may be issues for which you would like his personal counsel and you should feel free to reach out to him via email or WhatsApp.

We are confident Rabbi Heller will be well received in our warm shul and community. Rabbi Heller and Shira are excited to spend time with you and teach Torah at Agudath Sholom.

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"

Help support Israel  Here are four ways to offer financial support click here
Shabbat Topics & Participants
Coffee & CommentaryRabbi Avi Heller
Melachim ClassMark Wagshul
ShiurRabbi Yossi Kamman
MusafAaron Berk
Code of Jewish LawRabbi Yossi Kamman
Seudah ShlishitRabbi Avi Heller
Mazal Tov
  • to Drs. Judy & Jeff Cahn on the arrival of a grandson, born to Jayme & Dr. Brian Cahn!
Celebrate with the family! Make a donation in their honor and we will send an acknowledgement to the family. Just click here
Condolences
  • to Emilio Krausz on the passing of his mother, Dorotea Krausz z"l, Devora Motel bat Mordechai Benyamin
Thanks To Our Sponsors
  • Senior Challah Deliveries: Kathy & Gary Sosnovich in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Kathy's mother, Marilyn (Malka) Kinzelberg z"l
  • 7AM Kiddush: Matt Greenberg
  • Chapel Kiddush: Anonymous
  • Sanctuary Kiddush: Laura & Seth Tobin in memory of Stuart Tobin z"l; Julie Daniel in commemoration of the yahrzeit of her mother, Norine Krasnogor z"l
  • Seudah Shlishit: Diane & Rabbi Daniel Cohen in memory of Harry Umansky z"l
Paid Advertisement
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Sign Up for these Events
sign up
Teen Dinner and Learning
Monday, July 7 - 7:00 PM
sign up
Little Lights Open Play
Sunday, July 20 - 10:00 AM
sign up
Minnie Manger Marcia Lieberman Mikvah Coming Home to Calm
Monday, July 21 - 8:00 PM
Sign Up
CAS Blood Drive
Monday, July 28
sign up
CAS Movie Club
Monday, August 11 - 8:00 PM
Learn more
Senior Challah Delivery Sponsorships
CAS Announcements
  • Shabbat Icebreakers (courtesy of Yaakov Moshe and Elisheva Shmidman)
    • If Hashem could explain one thing to you, what would it be (Para Aduma is the ultimate chok)?
    • Describe a time you lost your cool or you felt under a lot of pressure (Moshe hits the rock under immense pressure from the Jewish people)?
    • What's a place where you would recommend the scenic route over a more direct route (The Jews have to circle around Edom)?
    • Would You Rather - Know lots of basic knowledge or a few secrets (Para aduma is the ultimate chok)?
  • Check out Rabbi Cohen's latest article in the Forward  click here
  • 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
Weekday Schedule
  • Shacharit  Sunday: 7:15/8:30 AM; Monday-Friday: 6:30/7:30/8:30 AM
  • Mincha  Sunday-Thursday: 8:15 PM; Friday: 7:00 PM/8:14 PM
  • Candle Lighting  Friday: 8:09 PM
CAS Classes
Join one of our classes.

Weekday Classes with Rabbi Avi Heller (In-person and on Zoom) 
Sundays -- July 6,13, and 20
  • 48 Ways to Acquire Wisdom -9:15-10:00 am - Unpack the well-known passage from the sixth chapter of Pirkei Avot, which describes 48 ways in which one can acquire the Torah.
Mondays -- July 7, 14, and 21
  • Minchat Asher - the Responsa of Rav Asher Weiss - 8:15-9:00 am - Rav Weiss is one of the leading halachists of this generation. He is the posek for Shaarei Tzedek Medical Center, runs an influential bet din and Kollel , and answers she'eilot (halachic questions) from all over the world. In this series, we will dive into 3 of his shorter responses on contemporary topics.
  • War and Peace - 9:00-9:45 am - The world we live in is wracked by war and is always talking about peace. In class 1, we will investigate the values behind the Torah's permission to wage war and (try to) apply them to 21st century Israel.
  • Parsha Lunch and Learn - 12:00 pm - 12:45 PM - Gain a deeper understanding of the 7 blessings and curses in the story of Balak (July 7), the 5 amazing daughters of Tzlofchad in Pinchas (July 14) and the 42 stations visited by the wandering Jews in the desert. (July 21)

We Wish A Speedy Recovery To
  • Tzvi Zev Yosef ben Chana Shulamit
  • Raanan Noach ben Slova
  • Chaim ben Leah
  • Yosef Ishai ben Miriam
  • Yocheved Rochel bat Chava Kayla
  • Sheina Feiga bat Rivka
  • Hershel Wolf ben Brucha
  • Rema bat Etta
  • Yitzchak ben Shmuel V. Chaya
  • 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
  • חיים זאב ben לאה
  • Adeline bat Bat Chava
  • Moisha Gedalia
  • Nechemiah
  • Dorit bat Ora
  • Yospa bat Shana Menucha
  • Mary
  • Miriam Rut bat Chana
  • Tanya bat Malka
  • Chaya bat Liba
  • Moshe Yitzak ben Raisel Crendel
  • Miriam bat Devorah
  • אסתר רחל bat רייזל ביילה
  • Chaya Rachel bat Carmi Adina
  • Penina bat Batya
  • Dov ben Pnina
  • Nehama Miriam bat Dvora
  • Moshe Gavriel ben Rachel Esther
  • Cheryl Sheva bat Gittel Leah
  • Sossie Raizel bat Sarah Fraida
  • Calev Natanel ben Sara
  • Yitzchak Osher ben Chana Shayva Chaya
  • Inna bat Tanya

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
  • Rachel M
  • Meir D
  • Jeremy S
  • Yehudit S
  • Meni N
  • Yaniv H
  • Rachel W

Community Announcements
  • Join us for an exclusive screening of TRAGIC AWAKENING: A new look at the oldest hatred  Thursday, July 10th at 7:00 pm. An inspirational post-October 7th film rethinking antisemitism's roots, turning hatred into strength for Jewish identity and Western values. This powerful documentary should not be missed. It will be followed by discussion and refreshments. Temple Beth El - 350 Roxbury Road, Stamford, CT - 203-322-6901. $15 per person RSVP here: www.tinyurl.com/awake6-24
  • Pouches and Purpose  Wednesday, July 9, 7:30 pm Join UJF for an evening of compassion and creativity as NextGen Ladies come together to pack menstrual products for the in need while enjoying a fun make your own cosmetics pouch! Wine, cheese, and good vibes are included! Location will be provided following registration. For additional information, contact UJF Director of NextGen Melanie Vorm at melanie@ujf.org. Visit www.ujf.org/packingparty to register.
  • Wacky Wednesdays with PJ Library  Each Week Starting Wednesday, July 2, 4:30 pm. Join UJF for a summer of silly fun, PJ Library activities, and refreshing popsicles! Each Wednesday brings a new location and a chance to show off your wackiest hats, costumes, pajamas, or outfits!! Advanced registration is required. For additional information, contact UJF Deputy Director Eric Ross at eric@ujf.org. Register here: https://www.ujf.org/wackywednesdays
  • NextGen and PJ Library Scavenger Hunt and Ice Cream  Sunday, July 20, 10:00 am Step into your favorite sneakers and join UJF for a fun-filled scavenger hunt at Mead Memorial Park, 241 Park Street, New Canaan, as we embark on a thrilling quest to discover hidden treasures! Kosher ice creams from the on-site café will be given to everyone at the end to ensure a really COOL day! Register here: http://www.ujf.org/Summer
  • Women's Philanthropy Salon  Wednesday, August 6th, 7:00 pm Join UJF Women's Philanthropy for an inspiring evening of connection and conversation in celebration of Tu B'Av, the Jewish holiday of love. You'll hear from Lilach Porges, Founder and Creative Director of Procode Dress, and Elina Furman, Founder of ORA Magazine and Kahlmi. This intimate gathering will bring together like-minded women who are deeply committed to creating a strong and connected Jewish community. Location will be provided closer to the event. Visit www.ujf.org/WPSalon to registerFor more information, contact CEO Diane Sloyer at dianesloyer@ujf.org
  • Community Jewish Heritage Mission to Greece  Monday, October 27th- Wednesday November 5th. Join UJF on our Mission Trip to Greece from October 27-November 5 as we'll learn and explore Greece's Jewish history dating back thousands of years! There will be an informational meeting about the trip. If you wish to receive information, email Lara@ujf.org.
  • 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.

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