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Open Group Yom Kippur • Oct. 9th, 2008 • ‫יום הכפורים • י ׳ תשרי תשס״ט‬
The Reading For Yom Kippur Can Be Found In The Machzor
with The Dawsons begin
Note: The Torah Reading is divided into 5 sections. Each section is called an Aliya [literally: Go up] since
@ 11am in the social hall for each Aliya, one person “goes up” to make a bracha [blessing] on the Torah Reading.
for elementary school and
Kinder Cong Room with On the morning of Yom Kippur, two possible reasons. 1) They are read
Preschoolers Torah Scrolls are removed from the now because everyone is in shul. 2)
Aron HaKodesh (Holy Ark). The To- It is as if to say, “Though right now
Programs rah Reading is from Vayikrah (Le- you are on a lofty spiritual level on
Junior Cong: The Classic— viticus) Chapter 16, verse 1-34. This Yom Kippur, don’t think you cannot
Reborn portion discusses the instructions to drop down in a second to the worst
With Mr. Weiser Moshe and Aharon concerning the abominations. 3) The cornerstone of
Teens: Chulent...Torah. procedure for the priestly service on morality is self-control over animal
With Rabbi Simon Yom Kippur, which would enable sensuality (Hirsch) Following the
(Now With Less Chulent!) them to achieve atonement for Israel. three aliyahs, the Haftorah is read.

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High School Helpers

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The portion then details the laws of The Haftorah is the book of Yona

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S os Chol Ha’Moed Yom Kippur. There are six aliyahs
(a number used only on Yom Kip-
pur) and a Maftir. When Yom Kip-
(Jonah). Though everyone knows
that large fish swallowed Yona, the
message of Yona is actually a time-

LearnING an
Shabb pur falls out on Shabbos, there are
7. The Maftir is read from a second
less lesson in the power of Teshuva
and G-d’s desire to help man rather
d BakING Broomball
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(Mot zai Shab
for Mothers and D
aughters Lunch (Shab.)&
Torah Scroll and is from BaMidbar than punish him.
Thursday Oct
. 16th
a ll R a b b i Simon (Numbers) Chapter 29, verse 7-11.
The maftir relates the Sacrificial
Haftara - 22 p’sukim - Yeshayahu
7pm-7:45pm C 57:14-58:14
ails Service for Yom Kippur. Following
For The Det
Please RSVP The Haftara makes the point that
to Mr. Weiser the Maftir, the Haftorah is read. The
619.550.595 Haftorah is from Yeshayahu (Isaiah) fasting is a hollow observance
4 without it being accompanied by
Chapter 57: verse 14 until Chapter
58, verse 14. Isaiah urges the Jewish (or leading to) a change for the bet-
Sukkot People to return to Hashem through ter in individuals and society. The
good deeds, kindness and sincere last two p’sukim of the Haftara are
Sukkah Art Decco - Create Remarkable Sucah Art for the Shul, the basis of the “flavor” of Shab-
Teshuvah. In the afternoon, during
Sunday Oct. 12th 10-12am (Ages 6-13) followed by Pizza Mincha, one Torah Scroll is removed bat as shaped by Rabbinic law and
Sukkah Hop - Tue.& Wed. October 14, 15 4-6pm from the Aron HaKodesh. The To- custom. Yom Kippur Mincha All
rah reading is from Vayikrah (Le- other Mincha readings are either
Contact Mr. Wieser 619.550.5954 the “preview” of the coming Parshat
viticus) Chapter 18, verse 1-30. The
Sukkaton - Lunch and Broomball/Melaveh Malkah portion deals with forbidden sexual HaShavua - Shabbat afternoon - or
The Boys are Back in Town... - Guys Paintballing over Chol relationships. Though the exact rea- Va’y’chal - fast day afternoons. This
son for reading this section now one’s unique. This last portion of
Ha’Moed to welcome all our ‘out of town’ teens Acharei Mot deals with the forbid-
is not entirely clear, here are some
Contact Rabbi Simon allfortheboss@gmail.com
 den sexual relations and activities.
Avoidance of these prohibitions is
an essential part of that which is to
make the Jew and the Jewish People
holy. Thus, an appropriate reading
for Yom Kippur. Kohen - First Aliya
- 5 ‘p’sukim - Levi - Second Aliya - 16
p’sukim - 18:6-21 (longest Aliya of
the day) Shlishi (Maftir) - 9 p’sukim
- Haftara - 48+3 p’sukim The entire
Book of Yonah Plus... some commu-
nities add Micha 7:18-20 The Haftara
Thank You!
Sarit, Marco, Paulino, Renee and the Simchas Beis Hashoeva; Sunday
entire staff for a beautiful Yontif
Welcome!
To all our guests and visitors here
for Yom Kippur, please feel free to ask Awareness
us if you need anything!
Rabbi Stewart and Cantor Suffrin.
Around the Community... Cummins or the Rabbi
Exercise class for women only!!! Newly arrived cards for all occasions
Sundays, 9-10am in the social hall. being sold from the Shul office.
(cost: $5)
SCY High Fundraiser, Succahs for We are looking for sponsors for
sale Call 858.560.1818
Check the status of the Eruv call
(619)287-9890 on Fri. after 1 p.m.
Board Meeting Sunday, October 12th
9:00 a.m. All members are cordially
invited to attend
Sukkos Dinner is Monday October
13th, Sign up for the dinner and pick
Know someone who is looking for an
apartment?
Apartments Available to Rent.
Call Propact 619.917.0592
Manager, Doug 619.490.8465
teaches us the famous lesson hat
repentance is universal, not only
Jewish. But the story of non - Jew-
ish T’shuva of the people of Ninvei
is meant to inspire us towards our
own T’shuva in a meaningful way.
We also are given a glimpse into the
conflicts felt by the prophet Yonah
in his desire to protect the Jewish
People from G-d’s anger.
up Lulav and Esrog.
evening, October 19th at 6:30pm.
We hope to see you and your family
there!
Project SARAH Domestic Violence
Monday, October 27th
At Beth Israel Cong. Kosher Lunch
& Program 11:30am-1:30pm Please
speak to our Chairperson, Eilene
Come in and buy a few!!!
Kiddush and Shalosh Seudos...
Refuah Shleimah
Irving Bernhardt, Rose Kraft,
Goldie Masliah, Adella Adams,
Doni Lepor, Ralph Carson, Rabbi
Groundland, Manny Librowicz, Dr.
Steve Grennwald
Invite someone for a Shabbos.
We will make all the Necessary
arrangements for their Shabbos
stay!
Yom Kippur Schedule
Candlelighting…………………6:00 p.m. Weekday Schedule
Kol Nidrei …………………………6:10 p.m. Sunday Shacharis (Ashkenazi)…8:00 a.m.
Latest Time for Shema…………9:38 a.m. Sunday Shacharis (Sefardic)…7:45 a.m.
Daf Hayomi Gittin 90…………7:15 a.m Mon - Fri Shacharis…6:20 & 7:15 a.m.
Shacharis (main sanctuary)……8:00 a.m. Sun-Thur Mincha……………5:55 p.m.
Game Room…… 11:00a.m.-:4:30 p.m. Guided Learning w/ R’ Simon…8:00 p.m.
Neilah Derash…………………5:15 p.m. Sun-Thurs Maariv……………9:15 p.m.
Neilah……………………………5:30 p.m. Candles October 10th………6:03 pm
Yom Kippur Ends………………7:10 p.m.
Learning In Your Community...
Our community offers a wide range of learning opportunities, from Classes, to
One-on-One Learning, to Guided Learning. Every night from 8pm-9:15 there
are programs followed by Maariv.
YOMI
Daf Yomi: Mon-Fri at 6:15 am, Sunday at 7:00 am, Shabbos at 7:45 am
Halacha Yomis: Sun-Thu at 9:30pm, Fri & Shabbos 15 minutes before mincha
CLASSES
Sunday Tuesday
Classes and One-On-One Learning Lunch N Learn TBA
All Morning, with Rabbi Simon Judaism 101 at 7:30 pm
Gemara 8:15 pm with Rabbi Simon
Monday
Torah Topics 8:15pm w/Rabbi Hecht
Ethics 10:45a w/ Rabbi Bogopulsky
Women’s Class 1:30 w/ Mr. Weiser Wednesday
Prophets 7:45 pm with Rabbi Marks Taste of Talmud (After Succos) 8 pm
Ladies Chumash, Time TBA Gemara 7:15 pm with Rabbi Simon
Gemara 8:15pm with Rabbi Simon Thursday
Parsha 7:30pm w/Rabbi Bogopulsky
ONE-ON-ONE LEARNING
Rabbi Bogopulsky is available to learn; call to schedule.
Mr. Weiser What’s on Weiser’s mind? call him to find out: 619.550.5954
Rabbi Simon hosts Guided Learning throughout the week and is available to
learn, call him to schedule 310.867.6328
Join the Chessed Club!
Bikkur Cholim is looking for volun- CHULENT COOKOFF!
teers to make phone calls, visits and Parshas Noach
Call Rabbi Simon
offer transportation .
If you can do this Mitzva contact Phil Bloch 310.867.6328
619.589.8920