Parsha:
Vayikra
Candle Lighting:
5:50 pm
Mincha Friday:
5:50 pm
Shacharit:
8:00, 9:00 & 9:15 AM
K'Shema:
9:09 am
Mincha:
5:25 pm
Maariv:
6:33 pm
Havdalah:
6:51 pm
Shacharit Su:
7,7:30, 8 & 9 am
Shacharit Mon/Th:
6:35 & 7:25 am
Shacharit Tu/Wed/Fri:
6:50 & 7:30 am
Mincha:
5:45 pm
Late Maariv M/Tu/W:
7:45 & 9:45 pm
Late Maariv Su/Th:
7:45 & 10:00 pm


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Community Learning In Memory of Brad Nussbaum -
With profound sadness, the West Orange community mourns the untimely passing of Brad Nussbaum (Barak Nachman ben Aviva), husband of Susie and father of Hannah, Rebecca and Nathan. In his memory, members of Congregation AABJ&D and the Lubavitch Center Shul, along with the JKHA community, will be learning Tanach and Shas Mishnayot during the Shloshim period.
Please sign up for a Perek (chapter) or several Perakim, or an entire Masechet.
Camp Shemesh at AABJ&D -
WE ARE THRILLED TO ANNOUNCE A NEW SUMMER CAMP FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS, RIGHT HERE IN WEST ORANGE! Tiny Tots - Announcing our New Tiny Tots Program!
We are happy to announce a new program for children born in 2008. As an early welcome to our Nursery School, we will be offering this nurturing program for current "1s." The program includes playing in our classroom and gym, circle time with singing and stories, arts and crafts, and of course a lot of fun and age-appropriate learning. Tiny Tots meets Wednesday and Friday mornings from 9:00 to 11:00.
Purim Chronicle
By:Congregation AABJ&D
Read about the Laws of Purim, our upcoming Annual Dinner, what our Seniors, Youth, Men's Club are up to.... and much more
Pesach Guide 5770
By:Rabbi Eliezer Zwickler
Get ready for Pesach!
Consult Rabbi Zwickler's Pesach Guide 5770
Vayakhel/Pekude
By:Rabbi Eliezer Zwickler
Our Rabbis teach us that Moshe was distressed that he was not able to contribute personally to the building of the Mishkan. Hashem, however, said to Moshe that his contribution to the Mishkan was greater than any other contribution. What was his contribution? The Torah tells us that Moshe was told that he was to instruct the Jewish people as to how they were to contribute. This action of being the person who would relay Hashem's message was, within itself, Moshe's contribution.
I believe this is a very important lesson for all of us concerning community involvement. We all have ways and items that we can donate to a worthy cause such as, for example, our shul. For some of us it may be our money, for others it may be our time. For some it may be our physical strength and for others it may be our intellect and wisdom. All of these components are contributing factors in the success of any community institution and, in our case, to the success and health on many levels of our shul. This past Sunday we held a beautiful dinner highlighting and celebrating the commitment to our shul of many special people. Let us all find a way in the future to ensure that we contribute to the health of our community and are the symbols of its strength through our contributions that we make on a regular basis.
-I would like to welcome our Scholar in Residence Rabbi Mordechai Becher. Rabbi Becher is renowned as a powerful and captivating speaker. We look forward to hearing him on Shabbos.
-Special welcome to Kim Zoller of Image Dynamics who is here for Shabbos and will be working with our shul leadership this coming Sunday.
