Announcements & Upcoming EventsShelly Portnoy's Ani Maamin Class & the Recitation of Tehillim: Shelly's class is canceled this week. To mark the group's 20th Anniversary of Tehillim recitation, the group will meet to recite Tehillim at the home of Sharon Stochel as well as via Google Meet at 8:00 pm on Tuesday night. To add or update a name on the Tehillim list or to receive the Meet link, please e-mail Ruth at rlorbert@gmail.com. Tuesday, August 6, 8:00pm-9:00pm
Shacharit Sun, Tues, Wed, Fri: 6:30AM & 8:00AM (Nine Days starts Sunday Night, see info below) Mon: 6:00AM & 8:00AM (Rosh Chodesh) Thurs: 6:15AM & 8:00AM
Mincha/Maariv 7:45PM
**Note: Sunday morning minyanim will be in the main shul**
The Nine Days The Nine Days begin on Rosh Chodesh Av - Monday 8/5 According to R. Soloveitchik the mourning of the Nine Days mirrors Shloshim, the 30 days that follow the burial of a loved one. All prohibitions of the 3 weeks apply to the nine days. Plus, we take a much stricter stance with regard to music. The prohibitions of the Nine Days continue through midday on the day after Tisha b'Av (8/14).
Note: This year since the day after the fast is Friday the prohibitions against laundry and haircuts end already on Thursday night/Friday morning and one need not wait until midday.
1. Laundry - 2 prohibitions apply here: (1) to launder clothes. (2) wearing freshly laundered clothing • One may wash children's clothing. • One may wear laundered undergarments. • One may wear laundered clothes on Shabbos.
2. Shaving is prohibited • If there is potential loss of profit from work, one may shave.
3. One should not seek to expand business activities or build during the nine days. • Exceptions are made for davar ha-aved - monetary loss and necessity.
4. Bathing for pleasure is prohibited. It is permitted for cleanliness. Swimming for exercise would be permitted.
5. Meat and wine are prohibited • One may eat meat and drink wine on Shabbos. • If possible, Havdalah should be drunk by a child. However, if no child is available, the one reciting the blessing may drink it. • One may eat meat and drink wine on the occasion of a Bris Milah or a Siyyum.
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Refuah Shlaima Shoshana Golda Bracha bas Yael Rina Eliezer Ben Rachel Charna bas Itu Baila Rivkah bas Esther Gitel Sue Stern - Sara bas Feigeh If you would like to add someone to our refuah list please email rabbi@yiplainview.org
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Shelly Portnoy's Ani Maamin Class & the Recitation of Tehillim: Shelly's class is canceled next week. To mark the group's 20th Anniversary of Tehillim recitation, the group will meet to recite Tehillim at the home of Sharon Stochel as well as via Google Meet at 8:00 pm on Tuesday night. To add or update a name on the Tehillim list or to receive the Meet link, please e-mail Ruth at rlorbert@gmail.com. Tuesday, August 6, 8:00pm-9:00pm
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Mikveh Saturday 9:30 - 11:00 pm Sun - Thurs 8:45 - 10:15 pm (new time) For Friday night and Yom Tov appointments please call or text Rochelle (516.456.1347)
Eiruv Matzot The eiruv matzot can be found under the Aron Kodesh in the Beit Midrash
Announcements If you want an announcement included in the weekly email, you must send it in an editable format (no pdf's) to announcements@yiplainview.org no later than the Tueday prior to the Shabbat on which you want the announcement to appear. Community announcements will not ordinarily be made on Shabbat morning, but will be included in the email.
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