| Weekday Shacharit
(Morning Service) |
| Sunday and weekday
civil holiday Shacharit, followed by breakfast. Note: during the summer Daf Yomi
is at 7 a.m., during the winter, Daf Yomi is after Shacharit. | 8:00
AM |
| Weekday Shacharit, followed by breakfast
and Daf Yomi - including Rosh Chodesh and Fast Day | 6:30 AM |
| Weekday Shacharit in December and January, followed
by breakfast and Daf Yomi - including Rosh Chodesh and Fast Day | 6:35
AM |
| | |
| Weekday Minchah (Afternoon Service) |
| Sunday - Thursday |
approximately
10-15 minutes before sunset |
| Followed by
10 minutes of learning and Maariv. |
| Remember
to repeat Shema after dark. |
| |
| Shabbat / Yom Tov |
| Friday and Erev Yom Tov Minchah / Candlelighting | 18
minutes before sunset |
| Spring,
Summer Minchah / Candlelighting schedule - during Daylight Savings Time |
See
schedule |
| Remember to repeat Shema after dark. |
| Daf Yomi | 7:40 AM |
| Shabbat and Yom Tov Shacharit | 8:45
AM |
| Remember to say Shema before the
Zman. |
| Youth Groups | 10:00
AM |
| Shabbat Talmud class
|
Summer - 45 minutes before Minchah
Winter - 30 minutes before Minchah |
| Minchah |
30 minutes
before sunset |
| Followed by
Shalosh Seudot and Dvar Torah / open discussion with Rabbi Whitman. Men and women
are invited. |
| Maariv | 10
minutes before Shabbat / Yom Tov ends |
| |
| Shteibel Minyan, Rothstein
Family Chapel |
| Friday
night | 15 minutes before sunset |
| Shabbat morning | 9:30 AM |
| |
| Weekly
Classes, open to all |
|
Daf Yomi, Sunday - Friday during breakfast after Shacharit, and on Shabbat
at 7:40 AM. Note, during the summer Daf Yomi on Sunday is at 7 a.m. See weekly announcements for time of vening Daf Yomi .
Daf
Yomi (page a day) is the schedule of studying a page of Talmud a day, every day.
This is a great opportunity to delve into the heart of Jewish learning and get
your day started with intellectual and spiritual vigor. You can attend every day
or once in a while. | |
| Shabbat Talmud - Tractate Baba Metzia, with Assistant
Rabbi Alex Zwiebel
Each week we touch on issues of history, philosophy,
law, rituals, ethics, spirituality, and much more. All men and women are invited. |
Summer - 45 minutes before Minchah
Winter - 30 minutes before Minchah |
