Parshat Vayelech           October 3 - 4 / 5 Tishrei

Shabbat Shuva

Shabbat Schedule                                  

v     Friday      Candles – 6:16pm   Mincha / Kabbalat Shabbat – 6:20pm       

v     Shabbat   Shacharit – 7:15am & 9:00am     Teen Minyan – 9:15am     

v     Latest Shma – 9:50am             Torah Tots – 10:45am        Daf Yomi – 5:15pm

v     Mincha / Drasha – 5:40pm    Shabbat ends – 7:13pm     

Weekday Minyanim

Shacharit & Selichot

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See Yom Kippur schedule on back

Sunday                                        6:05am, 8:00am & 9:00am

v      Monday                                       5:15am & 6:40am

v      Tuesday                               5:25am & 6:40am

v      Friday                                          6:00am, 7:15am & 9:00am

Mincha/Ma’ariv

v     Sunday  through Tuesday      6:10pm

Ma’ariv / Selichot

v     Sunday  through Tuesday      9:00pm

Next Shabbat

v      Friday, October 10, Parshat Ha’azinu

Candles – 6:04pm           Mincha / Kabbalat Shabbat – 6:10pm 

Please keep in mind kidnapped Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit (Gilad ben Aviva), and other missing IDF soldiers

Keter Torah Oneg Shabbat

{     The third annual “Yamim Noraim Friday Night Oneg Shabbat” will take place tonight at 8:45pm at the home of Renee & Daniel Seidman, 49 Hampton Court, Bergenfield, and will feature Donny Baitner and his friends from Sheer Simcha. Refreshments, including cholent, will be served.

Kiddush Sponsored by

{     Daniela & Lawrence Schreiber in honor of Sofia’s bat mitzvah and Raquel’s birthday.

Mazal Tov

{     To Debbie & David Kahn on the birth of their grandson, to Rachel & Jona Rechnitz.

{     To Coach Stan Potash and the Keter Torah Royals for winning the championship of the Bnai Yeshurun Men’s Club Softball League B Division.

We thank the following people for helping to make our Rosh Hashana so beautiful and meaningful

{     Chazzanim: Neil Bromberg, Rabbi Meier Brueckheimer, Myron Iteld, Robert Katz, Eric Kuperman, Reuven Mohl, Michael Rappaport, Joey Silverman, Barry Sklar, Norman Stark, Ed Stelzer and Yussi Zelig

{     Ba’alei Koreh: Ephraim Casper, Ari Fridman, Stuart Greenstein and Ellie Kinches

{     Ba’alei Tokeah: Ephraim Casper, Michael Feintuch, Azriel Novogroder and Aaron Twersky

{     Gabbaim: Neil Bromberg, Sam Ebel, Jonathan Gellis, Buzzy Green, Chaim Putterman and Joey Silverman

{     Seating: Marvin Waltuch and Rabbi Meier Brueckheimer

{     Flowers: Chaim Leffel and Petals Premier

{     Youth Care: Elissa Katz, Joy Sklar, Jessica Adler, Elisheva Fridman, Ariela Katz, Becky Katz, Andrew Katz, Daniella Papier, Dassi Silverman, Yonina Silverman, Shayna Sklar, Tova Sklar and Zeeva Sklar

{     Hospitality & Meals for our SPARK guests: Gabrielle & Daniel Altman, Debbie & Mark Apfel, Phyllis & Buzzy Green, Naomi Rosen,  Rebecca & Jerry Weinreich and Leah & Rabbi Duvie Weiss.

Welcome New Members

{     Shira & Yisroel Hochberg and their children Yehoshua, Ora and Miriam.

Shabbat Shiurim at Keter Torah

{     Hashkama shiur by Rabbi Duvie Weiss

{     Daf Yomi – 5:15pm

{     Shabbat Shuva Drasha by Rabbi Baum on: “Tzdakah, Recession and Redemption”

Babysitting for children 3 year old through 4^th grade will be available during the drasha

Keter Torah Shiurim

{     Daf Yomi – Sunday at 7:15am; Monday through Wednesday & Friday at 6:30am

{     Monday at 8:00pm – Rabbi Yisroel Reisman on “Erev Yom Kippur Thoughts” To sponsor contact howard@ketertorah.org

{     Tuesday 9:00-10:30am- Torah in the AM

Yamim Noraim

{     Please check the seating chart and lists in the lobby prior to Yom Kippur to ensure you are sitting in the proper location as your seat may not be the same as it was for Rosh Hashana.

{     We thank those who have already participated in the Kol Nidrei appeal. If you have not yet made a pledge, please do so by contacting Yossi Katz at Josef.katz@gmail.com or the Shul office as soon as possible.

{     To ensure proper planning, please notify the Shul office if you will not be using your seats for Yom Kippur.

{     On Yom Kippur, day care for children in nursery through 5^th grade will begin at 8:00am.

{     SPARK Yom Kippur explanatory services will take place Wednesday at 6:10pm and Thursday from 10:00am-12:00pm. 

Keter Torah News

{     Volunteers are needed to put up the Shul Sukkah. Anyone able to offer assistance should come to the Shul next Motzei Shabbat, October 11, at 8:00pm.

{     Keter Torah is planning to host Yachad for Simchat Torah. We are looking for a few volunteers to make calls to arrange housing and limited meals for the Yachad participants. To volunteer, please e-mail sabrina@ketertorah.org.

{     Chazzan Yaakov Motzen will serve as our guest Ba’al Tefillah on Shabbat Parshat Bereshit, October 24-25. Yaakov will daven Friday night and Shabbat morning at the 9:00am minyan. He will also lead a song filled Seuda Shlishit on Shabbat afternoon. To sponsor, contact the Shul office at howard@ketertorah.org.  

ATARA News

{     Volunteers are needed to help plan the Yachad Simchat Torah lunch. Please call Zeeva Sklar at 201-836-0163 to offer assistance.

Youth News

{     All children are invited to help decorate the KT Sukkah on Sunday, October 12, from 12:00pm-1:00pm.

{     The KTYD is looking for families to host the Sukkah Hop on October 15. If you have a child in kindergarten through fifth grade and would like to host, contact Rivki at rivki19@yahoo.com.

Torah Tots

{     Children up to 2 1/2 years old and their parents are invited to join our Mommy & Me program on Shabbat mornings from 10:45-11:15am in the upstairs Shul apartment. To join the rotation of parent volunteers, contact Zeeva Sklar at 201-836-0163 or zeevasklar@aol.com.

Keter Torah Yom Kippur Schedule 

Wednesday, October 8, Erev Yom Kippur

Selichot & Shacharit – 5:45am & 7:00am

Mincha – 1:15pm, 2:15pm, 3:15pm & 4:45pm

Candle lighting – 6:07pm

Fast begins – 6:07pm

Kol Nidrei – 6:10pm

Thursday, October 9, Yom Kippur

Shacharit – 8:00am

Day care for children in nursery through fifth grade will begin at 8:00am

Yizkor

Shiur following Musaf by Daniel Altman on “An Ontological and Teleological View of Yom Kippur / Inyanei D’Yoma

Daf Yomi

Mincha – 4:15pm

Neilah – 5:35pm

Fast ends – 7:05pm