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Candle lighting: – 4:30pm *  Mincha 4:30pm *  Shabbos concludes  -  1 minute after 5:33

Earliest time for the evening Shema – 5:32  *   Latest time for the morning Shema – 9:42

Classes

· Sunday, January 16, ~9:20am – Talmud 5^th Chapter  (live)

· Tuesday, January 18, 10:30am – Daniel, Scion of David (zoom)

· Wednesday,  January 19, 7pm – Learn how to Lein II  (both)

· Sunday, January 23, ~9:20am – Talmud 5^th Chapter  (live)

· Tuesday, January 25, 10:30am – Daniel – Life of Daniel Recap (zoom)

· Wednesday,  January 26, 7pm – Learn how to Lein III (both)

New mini-Series starting January -  Leining for Dummies (A Review for the Rest of Us)

      Daf Yomi is at 7:00pm on zoom

Events

· January 15 – 7pm – Prince of Egypt

· Monday, January 17, 6pm – Tu Bishvat celebration – Wine tasting, cheese tasting, olive tasting (and ice cream).  Make your own fruit candles and Ask the Rabbi.  $6 per person, $13 max per family.

-  weather permitted, make sure to check your email

· Sunday, January 23, 10am - Hands-on Judaism – Introduction to Jewish Astronomy (breakfast will be served) [weather make-up]

· January 27 – 10am – Yiddish Club

· January 30 – 9:20am – 4K Club

* The Sisterhood of Schomre Israel is providing breakfast food(cereal and bananas) to the local homeless shelter once a month. If you would like to assist the Sisterhood by providing four boxes of cereal for a specific month, please contact Sandy Corwin at 845-452-2436.

* Bingo is played every Wednesday night at 7:00 pm. Doors open at 4:00 pm 
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* The Private Herman Siegel Post 625 of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States holds its monthly meeting on the first Sunday of each month, at 9:30 am at the shul. For more information please contact the Post Commander, Robert L. Morrison at robl56@aol.com.
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Sisterhood's annual chanukah dinner was held on December 5, 2021. This was the first chanukah dinner in 2 years and a good time was had by all.

On Thursday January 23rd  Dr. Shirley Lapiidus  lead  the discussion in "Healing during Grief", followed by a talk on "the Torah Perspective on Living Wills, Healthcare Proxies and the Value of Life in a Comtemporary Medical Society"

Rabbi Krasner  presented a number of mitzvah workshops from November 5th thru January 7th. Click here for more details.

The Sisterhood's annual Purim dinner was held on Thursday, March 21st .

                   Brisket                                   Hamentashen

Dr. David Luchins was our Scholar in Residence during the weekend of October 26-27. Details about his presentations are in the flyers here and here.