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Friday Night:
Davening
is @ 19
West 4th Street
(between Greene and
Mercer)
Following Davening,
Shabbat dinner in Weinstein
IS SPONSORED.
7:30 @ Weinstein,
Binyamin Lehrfield will be giving a short Shiur on, "Rav
Solovetchik's Superbowl Pick."
Koach
Smile
Shabbat: The funniest Shabbat you will ever Experience!!
8:15 @ 19 W. 4th St:
Laughter Workshop with
acclaimed Laugh Master Laraaji Nadabrahmananda. Learn to laugh like you
never have before. Or at least learn some cool things to show to your
friends.
9:00 @ 19 W. 4th St:
Witness the Bronfman Center debut
of NYU's brand new improv comedy group JESSICA!
9:45 @ 19 W. 4th St.
Oneg!
Shabbat Day:
9:15 Shacharit @
The Bronfman Center,
2nd floor
During Shacharit
there will be a
dvar torah by Aliza Ben-Arie!
Following Shacharit
there will be a delicious
Hot Kiddush!
Following Kiddush,
Michelle Sarna will be giving a shiur on Ramban on the Parsha at
Bronfman, 2nd Floor.
4:45 Mincha
Following mincha
there will be singing on the 2nd floor and a dvar torah by Noam Mintz .
Following Mincha,
Rabbi Korn will be giving a short shiur on Hilchot Shabbat on the 3rd
floor.
SHABBAT SHALOM!
Upcoming
Events:
Wednesday, February 10th at 8:00 PM @ 2nd Floor Library, Bronfman
Center: L"SHMA Lecture Series Presents-
Rabbah Sara Hurwitz
"Can Orthodox Women be Rabbis"
Sara Hurwitz is Rabbah of the Hebrew
Institute of Riverdale. She is also the Curricular Researcher and Writer
for JOFA's Gender and Orthodoxy Curriculum Project. She graduated from
Drisha Institute for
Jewish Education
3-year Scholars Circle Program, received a B.A. from
Barnard College,
Columbia University, studied at
Midreshet Lindenbaum in
Israel, and served
as a CLAL Fellow.
For the Shabbat of
February 20,2010
Join Uri L’Tzedek at
New York University!
Join us for a day of programming, learning, networking, and action with
Jewish social justice
leaders from college campuses around the country. Together we will
explore Jewish texts relating to issues of Orthodoxy and social justice,
develop social justice visions for our campus communities, and build
relationships with other
student leaders. Uri L’Tzedek is seeking college students who are
committed to the mission of Uri L’Tzedek: education, leadership
development, and action to create discourse, inspire leaders and empower
the Jewish community toward creating a more just world. We are looking
for NYU students to join us on Shabbat, February 20,2010.
Please email to
Shoshie Sprague
by
February 7 to sign up!
If you are able to host guests for
Shabbat, please let Shoshie know!
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