Week of September 9, 2022
13 Elul 5782
Shabbat Ki Teitzei
Thank you to our most generous
DONORS this week!
Membership Renewal Ethan Ellenberg
Ira Helf
General Donations Aliza & David Deutsch
Neal Picker
THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE
Erev Shabbat September 9 (13 Elul)
6:57p Candle Lighting
Shabbat Ki Teitzei September 10 (14 Elul)
9:30a Shabbat Services followed by Kiddush sponsored by Ethan Ellenberg
7:55p Shabbat Ends
Thank you to Ethan Ellenberg
for sponsoring a Back to School
Back to Shul
Kiddush
MEMBERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Patron Level
Family Level
Individual Level
Under 35 Level
Out-of-Town Family Level
Out-of-Town Individual Level
If you are already a member, it's time to renew your membership for the new year. Please consider increasing your membership level.
If you are not a member, please consider joining!! We'd love to have you.
Yahrzeit:
Mother of Jeffrey Katz: Evelyn B. Katz
Husband of Risa Gerstein: Murray Nusbaum
Happy Birthday Malka Percal!
Misheberach:We pray that all who are sick may have a full recovery.
To add a name to our communal misheberach prayer list,email us.
If you have a Yahrtzeit coming up, please reach out!
ONLINE ARCHIVES Click HERE for an archive of shiurim by Rabbi Staller
ClickHERE for an archive of drashot by Rabbi Staller
Click HERE to go to our YouTube Channel for an archive of our ZOOM classes
Opening Reception: Sunday September 11th 6-8pm
Through October in the Stanton Balcony
Guest Rabbi Ari Blech Joins Us for the High Holidays
Rabbi Ari Blech is a graduate of Yeshiva University where he studied English and Philosophy as befits someone planning to work in the Rabbinate and not get a “real job.” At YU Rabbi Blech studied under Rabbi Michael Rosensweig. He also picked up enough writing awards to help his parents shep a lot of nachas, which as an only son is really the very least he could do.
Rabbi Blech received his semicha from Chabad and has spent the last four years helping successfully build Bradley Beach, NJ into a year-round community. An 11th generation Rabbi, and the most eclectic example to date, Ari and his wife Alaethia (plus their adorable dog Eden, and cats, Kugel and Agape) love hosting guests, playing Rose and Thorn, learning, teaching, laughing, and–as of two weeks ago, Sunday–Stand Up Paddleboarding.
HIGH HOLIDAYS 5783
Schedule
REGISTER HEREto upload proof of vaccine and to reserve a seat
Prepping for the High Holidays with Guest Rabbi Ari Blech
Wednesday September 14th, at 7pm via ZOOM: L’David Hashem Ori: How a “Faith”ful Reading of Psalm 27 Reveals
King David’s Doubts –and Our Own
Wednesday September 21st, at 7pm via ZOOM: Vidui, Voodoo, Mantras & Minhag: A Look at What’s Behind Some of the Prayers and Activities We Do During the High Holiday Season
Rosh Hashana:
Sunday, September 25th, 6:30PM
Monday, September 26th, 9am Services in Shul
+ Tashlich
Tuesday, September 27th, 9am Services in Shul
Kiddush Lunch Following Services
Fast of Gedalia:
Wednesday, September 28th
Fast begins at 5:28am and fast ends at 7:24pm
Shabbat Shuva Drasha:
Saturday, October 1st
Kol Nidre:
Wednesday, October 4th, 6:15pm Services In Shul
Fast begins at 6:15pm
Yom Kippur:
Thursday, October 5th, 9am Services in Shul
Fast ends at 7:12pm
Sukkot:
Thursday, October 10th, 9am Services in Shul
Friday, October 11th, 9am Services in Shul
Shmini Atzeret:
Monday, October 17th, 9am Services in Shul
Simchat Torah:
Tuesday, October 18th, 9am Services in Shul
Our Very Own Barry Feldman
is leading a walking tour of the LES Sunday, September 11, 2022
10:45 AM - 1:00 PM
LOWER EAST SIDE PRESERVATION INITIATIVE and
LOWER EAST SIDE JEWISH CONSERVANCY
Invite You to an "Armchair Preservationist" Walking Tour of
Manhattan's Lower East Side
With Barry Feldman Tickets and More INFORMATION HERE
StantonKids Shabbat Programming for 5783
September 17th: get ready for the High Holidays!
Special Event on SUNDAY October 9th:
Sukkah Decorating in Siempre Verde Garden
October 29th
November 5th and 19th
December 3rd and 17th
January 7th and 21st
February 4th and 25th
March 4th and 18th
April 1st and 22nd
May 6th and 20th
June 3rd and 17th
As we pray for the safety of our Jewish family in Ukraine and all communities in affected areas, we encourage you to do what you can to make a difference.
Please consider making a donation to UJA Federation. They and their partners have been on the ground in Ukraine since the beginning fulfilling emergency needs such as emergency relief for those who are homebound or have disabilities, humanitarian supplies, refugee aid, and the facilitation of Aliyah for those trying to leave the country.
Thank you in advance for stepping up to support the critical needs in Ukraine as the crisis continues to unfold. Kindly donate here.
Shabbat Shmooze
Another way to stay connected to congregants and let people know we care!
Each Thursday, we will call a few congregants to chat, touch base,
and wish them Shabbat Shalom!
Send usall call requests, recommendations, or interests.
Some examples of ways to get involved:
Try your hand at being a Gabbai for a week Plan fun events. Help maintain and improve our building. Extend chesed to our members in need.
Brainstorm ways to grow membership in our shul. Strengthen connections to our external community and within our internal community.
(Note: You will always have support and assistance. If you want to try something you've never done before, we will guide you. You won't have to figure it out on your own. We encourage you and welcome you to give as little or as much of your time as you are able.)
If anything strikes your fancy, please fill out this google form. And consider grabbing a buddy with whom to volunteer.
The Stanton Street Shul COVID Protocols
(as of May 25, 2022)
Masks are required in the main sanctuary, lower level, and balcony.
Attendees must provide proof of vaccination and are welcome to attend our weekly kiddush downstairs following shacharit services.
Stanton is a safe place whatever your COVID concerns. Please be considerate of the health and safety of your fellow congregants.
We care deeply about the safety of our community. Our policy will be updated based on prevailing public health guidelines and conditions.
Security Protocols for Entering Shul
Please use the code to enter the door on the right side of the building. If you do not know the code, knock and someone will let you in.
For our health and that of our city, country and world --
get vaccinated and boosted! Walk-in vaccines and booster shots are now available throughout the city. Speak to your doctor or call the main vaccine hotline for NYC: 877-VAX-4NYC or 877-829-4692 or
visithttps://vaccinefinder.nyc.gov/or https://www.turbovax.info/for more info
