SHABBAT SCHEDULE Emor

Parasha pg. 672 Haftarah pg. 1176

FRIDAY, May 8th

CANDLE LIGHTING Earliest 6:34pm Standard 7:39pm Mishnah Yomit (online) 5:45pm

SHABBAT Latest Shema 9:57am Shabbat Ends 8:35pm

WEEKDAY SCHEDULE Earliest Davening (Fri-Thurs) 5:23am* Earliest Tallit/Tefillin (Fri-Thurs) 5:52am*

Daf Yomi (online) 8:15am Gemara Brachos (online) 9:15am Mishnah Yomit (online) 5:45pm Mishnah Berurah (online) 8:00pm Daven Mincha (S-Th) prior to 7:58pm* Repeat Kriat Shema after 8:38pm*

*These are the latest times during the week

Congregation Torah Ohr May 8— 14, 2020 14 — 20 Iyar 5780

19146 Lyons Road, Boca Raton, FL 33434 (561) 479-4049 www.torahohrboca.org Rabbi Benjamin S. Yasgur President Jonas Waizer

Office Hours Mon. - Thur. 9:00am - 3:00pm

Friday 9:00am - 12noon

DAVENING and TOGETHERNESS While minyanim are suspended because of our commitment to preserving good health, we can give one another an emotional and spiritual boost by davening at the same times, whenever possible.

Recommended times for Weekday Shacharit : 7:30, 8:00 & 8:30 am

Times for Weekday Mincha: the Earliest time is 1:51pm

Recommended times for Weekday Mincha: 6:25pm & 7:45pm

Recommended time for Weekday Ma’ariv: After 8:35 (Tzait) After 7:58 (Shkiah)

Note: During the spring and summer months we rely on the leniency to daven Ma’ariv after Plag when physically davening with a minyan. When a minyan is not available, the earliest Ma’ariv should begin, Sunday-Thursday, is after sunset (see times above). In order to extend the holiness of Shabbat, we may daven Friday’s Shabbat Ma’ariv after Plag, this week after 6:34pm. One doing so should daven Mincha before Plag.

May our united prayers bring added blessings to our community and Klal Yisrael.

This Erev Shabbat, the 14th of Iyar, is Pesach Sheni.

It is the custom of Torah Ohr not to recite Tachanun

on Pesach Sheni nor at Mincha of Erev Pesach Sheni.

May we look forward to the speedy rebuilding of the Beit

HaMikdash and the restoration of the full Pesach observances.

Year of Learning Learning Friends in memory of Saul Chapman, Yisrael Kalman ben Moshe ע'ה

Charlotte Chandler Stone in memory of her brother, Steven Chandler (Shalom ben Moshe Dovid ע'ה) Dov Bodlander in memory of his wife, Adele Bodlander (Odel bat Yehudah Tzvi ע'ה)

Dr. Paul Koenigsberg in memory of his brother, Dr. Sam Koenigsberg (Shimeon Reuven ben Laybish ע'ה) and Ed Goldberg’s cousin, Nissim Hara (Nissim ben Fardosah ע'ה)

Paula and Bob Bromberg in memory of their dear friend, Julian Smith (Yehuda ben Yisroel ע'ה)

In Memory of Malka Mann’s family murdered in the Holocaust; HaRav Tzvi Hersh ben Shlomo Yaakov ע'ה, Sarah bat Ephraim ע'ה, Yisroel Dovid ben HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Ephraim ben HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Adiya bat HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Miriam bat HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Pesel bat HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Shalom ben HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Shlomo Yaakov ben HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה, Shmuel ben HaRav Tzvi Hersh ע'ה

Month of Learning Sponsored by In Memory of 4/24-5/22 Bea Peyser her father, Yissacher Dov ben Shmuel ע'ה

5/1-5/29 Haren and Mel Haller her father, Yosef Eliezer ben Tzvi Hirsch ע'ה

5/8-6/5 Eva and David Love

his mother, Raizel bat Ephraim ע'ה, his father, Avraham ben Yehuda ע'ה, her mother, Chaya Alter bat Avroham ע'ה, and her father, Shimon Avraham ben Yosef ע'ה

Week of Learning Sponsored by In Memory of 5/1-5/8 Bonnie Gelb Jackson

her father, Mordechai Yoel ben Binyomin ע'ה

Day of Learning plus Torah Fund Sponsored by In Memory of

5/8 Judy Fuchs her husband, Dov Ber ben Eliyahu ע'ה

5/14 Corinne Greenwald

her husband, Yitzchok ben Pinchas ע'ה

Day of Learning Sponsored by In Memory of

5/8 Judy and Ari Cohen their friend, Doav Fuchs (Dov Ber ben Eliyahu ע'ה)

Condolences to

Marsha Federbush on the passing of her brother, Daniel Gorden Aviv ע'ה Shelly Dubin on the passing of her brother, Joseph Einsidler ע'ה

Rabbi Dr. Moshe Kranzler on the passing of his sister, Bella Weisfogel ע'ה

Mazel Tov

Sharon and Fred Lisker on the birth of a grandson Harriet Friedman on the birth of a great-grandson Roslyn Greenberg Haskell on the marriage of a grandson Sheila and Jack Prince on the Bat Mitzvah of a granddaughter Sheila and Jack Prince on the birth of a great-grandson Shoshanna and Leo Kimmel on the birth of a granddaughter

REFUAH SHELAYMAH Sam Colman (Shmuel ben Sarah Rachel), Ruth Dahan (Rachel Esther bat Aidle), Harriet Friedman (Ettel bat Batya), Avi Gittler (Avraham Maier ben Raizel), Martha Gittler (Charna bat Rivka), Ohra Hahn (Ohra Miriam bat Sarah), George Heino (Rafael Yaakov Yissocher Noson HaCohen ben Alta Elka), Rabbi Michael Kanterovitz (Rav Michael ben Batia), Art Kraut (Eliezer Anshel ben Perl Gittel), Aviva Levine (Aviva Rachel bat Tzila), Malka Levy (Malka bat Leah), Molly Lieberman (Malka bat Esther), Charles Meyers (Meier ben Chava), Mitchel Nerenberg (Menachem Mendel ben Leah), Heshy Plotkin (Elchanan Tzvi ben Rachel Leah), Jay Rosenfeld (Yehuda Baruch ben Golda), Rachel Rosner (Rachel bat Toiba), Barbara Sterman (Bracha bat Batya), Heni Weisfogel (Esther Hena bat Gitel), Susan Wertman (Chaya Sarah bat Leah), Reuven Eliyahu ben Shaindel Malka, Elchanan Yisrael Ben Devora Leah, Ahuva bat Tema, Aharon Dov ben Tiferet Chana, Zelda bat Kayla

SPONSORSHIPS

If you need to contact Rabbi

Yasgur the best number to use

at this time is his cell phone,

(203)526-4014.

or you may email at

RabbiTorahOhr@gmail.com

While the office is closed you may continue to buy gift cards to

The Grove, Aroma, and Glicks that help support our programing.

Please call or email David Dolny at

(914)414-1449 or daviddolny@aol.com

CDC Tips for Social Distancing Follow guidance from authorities where you live. If you need to shop for food or medicine at the grocery store or pharmacy, stay at least 6 feet away from others. Use mail-order for medications, if possible. Consider a grocery delivery service. Cover your mouth and nose with a cloth face cover when around others, including when you have to go out in public, for example to the grocery store. Stay at least 6 feet between yourself and others, even when you wear a face covering. Avoid large and small gatherings in private places and public spaces, such a friend’s house, parks, restaurants, shops, or any other place. This advice applies to people of any age, including teens and younger adults. Children should not have in-person playdates while school is out. Work from home when possible. If possible, avoid using any kind of public transportation, ridesharing, or taxis. If you are a student or parent, talk to your school about options for digital/distance learning. Stay connected while staying away. It is very important to stay in touch with friends and family that don’t live in your home. Call, video chat, or stay connected using social media. Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations and having to socially distance yourself from someone you love can be difficult.

Addressing the Needs of our Membership

I encourage each member to be a partner in helping to identify needs in our Shul family that we are able to address. If you, or someone you know, is ill, in need of a phone call or shopping help, or would benefit from counseling, please share this information, as permitted by individual aspects of confidentiality. I am available, as well as Bikur Cholim and the social workers from Jewish Family Services and MorseLife with whom we maintain ongoing partnerships, to help address personal needs. Our Bikur Cholim contact is chairperson Bayla Ackerman, (845) 461-5405.

—Rabbi Yasgur

Torah Ohr classes are on the web!

Click on the links below or if you prefer, you can also call in to any zoom webinar by calling 301-715-8592 (US), 778-907-2071 (Canada), or 972 55 330 1762 (Israel) - and then entering all the numbers after the j/ of the link to the particular class you want. For example, if you want to join Mishnah Yomit the number to enter is 965632091 - You will be asked for a participant ID after you enter the meeting, just press # to enter the call.

MORE SHIURIM/CLASSES CAN BE FOUND ON OUR HOMEPAGE — TORAHOHRBOCA.ORG

Daily Classes

Topic: Daf Yomi Presenter: Rabbi Kenneth Greene Time: Sunday-Friday at 8:15 AM To join, visit https://zoom.us/j/808493425

Topic: Gemara Brachos Presenter: Joel Motechin Time: Sunday-Friday at 9:15 AM To join, visit https://zoom.us/j/512940360

Topic: Mishna Yomit Presenter: David Cheslow Time: Sunday-Friday at 5:45 PM To join, visit https://zoom.us/j/965632091

Topic: Mishna Berurah: Hilchot Shabbat Presenter: Norman Nissel Time: Sunday-Thursday at 8:00 PM To join, visit https://zoom.us/j/150447327

Jewish Family Services The vital work of Ruth and Norman Rales Jewish Family Services will continue during this time. We want to assure you that they are up and running, working remotely and collaborating with partner agencies every day to fulfill their essential roles for our community and our people. JFS will continue to offer food pantry services, financial assistance and counseling to those wishing to utilize their resources. Our JFS outreach coordinator, Ariel Mantzoor, MSW will be available by email (ArielM@ralesjfs.org) and voicemail (561-852-3326) to connect with anybody in need.

Listen to our classes online! https://www.torahohrboca.org/learn.html

There are many websites offering many choices of recorded shiurim/classes. Two of the popular sites are: yutorah.org and outorah.org/ Enjoy your learning! — Rabbi Benjamin S. Yasgur

Kosher Food Pantry Drive

Pesach - Non-Pesach - Or… Foods you don’t want to take North

Accepting food donations which are:

non-perishable unexpired unopened

The box is outside the door by the benches.

The Food Drive benefits the Jacobson Family Food Pantry

of Ruth & Norman Rales Jewish Family Services.

Visit the Religious Zionists of America for a library of inspiring presentations! Go to RZA.org./recordings/ Recorded lectures include:

The Purpose of the Jewish People in Israel and Abroad Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Yosef and Yehuda, the First Religious Zionist Leaders Mrs. Shani Taragin

Fighting Terror in the Courtroom Mrs. Nitsana Darshan-Leitner

We only need a few more participants!

We only need a few more participants!

We only need a few more participants!

Email today to join in.

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Congregation Torah Ohr

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

8 (14 Iyar) 9 (15 Iyar)

Candle Lighting 6:34p— Earliest with

Bracha 7:39p— Standard 5:45p— Mishnah Yomit 6:30p— Zoom Kabbalat

Shabbat

Emor 9:57a— Latest Shema 8:35p— Shabbat Ends 8:55p—Zoom Havdalah

10 (16 Iyar) 11 (17 Iyar) 12 (18 Iyar) 13 (19 Iyar) 14 (20 Iyar) 15 (21 Iyar) 16 (22 Iyar)

10:00a— David & Mindle Cheslow: “Pirke Avot”

Recommended Mincha times 6:25 & 7:45

Daven Mincha prior to 7:58pm

10:00a– Sheryl Scher: “Epistemology of Tefila-Skills, Knowledge, and Understanding to pray as a Jew at home and in shul ”

Lag B’Omer 10:00a—Marty Levine:” Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai’s Legacy—Lag B’Omer in Halacha and Custom”

11:00a—Chaim Forer: “Tanya”

Candle Lighting 6:37p— Earliest with

Bracha 7:42p— Standard 5:45p— Mishnah Yomit 6:30p— Zoom Kabbalat

Shabbat

Behar-Bechukotai 9:55a— Latest Shema 8:40p— Shabbat Ends 9:00p—Zoom Havdalah

17 (23 Iyar) 18 (24 Iyar) 19 (25 Iyar) 20 (26 Iyar) 21 (27 Iyar) 22 (28 Iyar) 23 (29 Iyar)

10:00a— David & Mindle Cheslow: “Pirke Avot”

Recommended Mincha times 6:30 & 7:50

Daven Mincha prior to 8:02pm

11:00a—Chaim Forer: “Tanya”

Yom Yerushalaim begins in the evening

Yom Yerushalim Candle Lighting 6:40p— Earliest with

Bracha 7:46p— Standard 5:45p— Mishnah Yomit 6:30p— Zoom Kabbalat

Shabbat

Bamidbar 9:53a— Latest Shema 8:44p— Shabbat Ends 9:05p—Zoom Havdalah

10:00a– Sheryl Scher: “Epistemology of Tefila-Skills, Knowledge, and Understanding to pray as a Jew at home and in shul ”

24 (1 Sivan) 25 (2 Sivan) 26 (3 Sivan) 27 (4 Sivan) 28 (5 Sivan) 29 (6 Sivan) 30 (7 Sivan)

10:00a— David & Mindle Cheslow: “Pirke Avot”

Recommended Mincha times 6:40& 7:55

Daven Mincha prior to 8:06pm

10:00a– Sheryl Scher: “Epistemology of Tefila-Skills, Knowledge, and Understanding to pray as a Jew at home and in shul ”

11:00a—Chaim Forer: “Tanya”

Erev Shavuot Make Eruv Tavshilin 5:45p—Mishna Yomit Candle Lighting 6:42p—Earliest with

Bracha 7:49p—Shavuot Candle

Lighting

Shavuot

Candle Lighting 7:50p— Candle Lighting* *transfer flame

Shavuot 9:53a— Latest Shema 8:48p— Shabbat/Shavuot Ends 9:10p—Zoom Havdalah

May 8 — 30, 2020 ● 14 Iyar – 7 Sivan 5780

Parashat Emor אמר פרשת

Earliest Davening: 5:23am* Earliest Tallit/Tefillin: 5:52am*

Plag (Sun-Thurs): 6:35-6:36pm

Shkiah (Sun-Thurs): 7:58-8:00pm

Repeat K’riat Shema: 8:38pm*(*Latest time during the week)

Erev Shabbat recommended Mincha 6:20 & 7:30 Shabbat morning recommended davening times:

7:30, 8:30, and 9:00am Shabbat Mincha recommended time: 6:30pm. Start Seudat Shlisheet before sunset (7:58pm). Sunday Morning Tehillim recommended time:

9:00am

Omer Day 29 Omer Day 30

Omer Day 31 Omer Day 32 Omer Day 33 Omer Day 34 Omer Day 35 Omer Day 36 Omer Day 37

Omer Day 38 Omer Day 39 Omer Day 40 Omer Day 41 Omer Day 42 Omer Day 43 Omer Day 44

Daf Yomi 8:15a (S-F) Gemara Brachos 9:15a (S-F) Mishna Yomit 5:54p (S-F) Mishna Berurah 8:00p (S-Th)

Omer Day 45 Omer Day 46 Omer Day 47 Omer Day 48 Omer Day 49

All class and program links can be found on our homepage torahohrboca.org