HJC News - Vayikra
I will be giving a "It's not Shabbos-Hagadol" Drasha this Shabbos at 6:45 PM, a half-hour before Mincha.
I will also be giving a It's-not-Shabbos-Hagadol Drasha over ZOOM this coming Sunday at 10 am, at this ZOOM link:
Meeting ID: 981 0426 1502
Password: 695351
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+13126266799,,98104261502# US (Chicago)
+16465189805,,98104261502# US (New York)
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I will be available this week, Sunday through Friday, after Shacharis and Maariv, as well as by appointment, to arrange for the sale of your Chometz. I will not be available for this on Motzoei Shabbos.
The full Pesach schedule will be sent out early next week. Stay tuned.
Below the listing of times is a message by Shul President Rob Altshuler.
A message from your president
As we approach Pesach and the freedom this Holiday represents, some of you are wondering what plans to make for davening at HJCS. We have been very fortunate that our policy of following CDC guidelines – masking, distancing, and washing- have been successful in preventing anyone from contracting Covid 19 in our building. Going forward, we will continue to follow the guidelines of the Ohio department of health. This means that congregants and their visitors to Cleveland, whether vaccinated or not, should practice appropriate public health measures to slow the spread of COVID 19, such as wearing masks, practicing physical distancing (we have seats blocked off and marked for occupancy), and hand washing.
As we approach Pesach and the freedom this Holiday represents, some of you are wondering what plans to make for davening at HJCS. We have been very fortunate that our policy of following CDC guidelines – masking, distancing, and washing- have been successful in preventing anyone from contracting Covid 19 in our building. Going forward, we will continue to follow the guidelines of the Ohio department of health. This means that congregants and their visitors to Cleveland, whether vaccinated or not, should practice appropriate public health measures to slow the spread of COVID 19, such as wearing masks, practicing physical distancing (we have seats blocked off and marked for occupancy), and hand washing.
Please pay careful attention to the following in order that everyone feels safe and comfortable in shul:
-Anyone with known exposure to COVID 19 should not attend services (and should not travel at all).
-Anyone with symptoms typical of COVID 19 should not attend services.
As we review the impact of the last year of isolation, HJCS has experienced a major reduction to income, thru reduced rentals, sponsored events, and general reduction in member's ability to keep up with donations. When you receive your stimulus check, please think of HJCS when calculating your ma'aser.
-Anyone with known exposure to COVID 19 should not attend services (and should not travel at all).
-Anyone with symptoms typical of COVID 19 should not attend services.
As we review the impact of the last year of isolation, HJCS has experienced a major reduction to income, thru reduced rentals, sponsored events, and general reduction in member's ability to keep up with donations. When you receive your stimulus check, please think of HJCS when calculating your ma'aser.
I hope to see you all Sunday morning at 10:00 at our zoom meeting, when Rabbi Davidovich will be sharing thoughts and insights from Shabbos HaGadol.
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Rabbi Raphael Davidovich
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