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    5:08 pm

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    9:00 AM

  • Mincha:

    4:50 pm

  • Havdalah:

    6:10 pm

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  • Shacharit Sun:

    7, 7:30, 8 & 9 am

  • Shacharit M/Th:

    6:35 & 7:25 am

  • Shacharit T/W/F:

    6:50 & 7:30 am

  • Mincha:

    5:10 pm

  • Sunday Mincha:

    12:45 PM

  • Sephardic Maariv:

    7:45 pm

  • Late Maariv M/T/W:

    9:45 pm

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Congregation AABJ&D

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Congregation Ahawas Achim B’nai Jacob & David is a vibrant, welcoming, inclusive and growing modern Orthodox congregation that is grounded in Torah observance, and encourages ongoing commitment to spiritual growth, enhanced shul involvement, support of the State of Israel, and participation in our broader local community.  
 
Eliezer Zwickler, Senior Rabbi
Alvin Marcus, Rabbi Emeritus
Michael Bleicher, Assistant Rabbi
Yosef Sharbat, Sephardic Assistant Rabbi
Anne Goldberg, Executive Director
Jeff Braverman, President
700 Pleasant Valley Way West Orange, NJ 07052
Tel: 973-736-1407                      Fax: 973-736-8006
Email: cong.aabjd@verizon.net 
 
      
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                
On January 15th we held a fantastic LEGO event -- We built Jerusalem out of 60,000 pieces of LEGO
CHECK IT OUT 
 
   Who will be the NEXT CHOLENT IRON CHEF - register now.  Friday, February 24, 2012 at 8 PM
 

 

We would like to thank benefactors for their generous support

and our corporate sponsor

 

 

 DINNER JOURNAL 2011 - CLICK HERE

TO VIEW PHOTOS FROM THE DINNER CLICK HERE
then enter password "westorange" (one word)

  

 

 

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Events

Next Week  Full Calendar

02.07.12 - Women's Tu B'Shevat Seder
Special_Events - Tuesday

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Torah Hand-outs -

The Torah Hand-outs for the month of February are sponsored by the Kra family in memory of Rabbi M. Aaron Kra, Harav Michoel Aharon b’reb Nachman Yehuda, z’l.

 

 


Jewish Job Network -

To read more about the JJN - click HERE

 


Maternity Gemach -  

NEW—Maternity Gemach. Contact Marina Goodman at 973-243-0407 for details. Drop off at 91 Carteret Street.
 


Weekly Torah Portion

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Chanukah 2011/5772 Chronicle 

By: Congregation AABJ&D

 Check out our Chanukah Chronicle.  Be in the know of what is going on at AABJ&D!


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Parsha Beshalach

 The Rambam served as a physician for the Sultan of Egypt. The Sultan once said to the Rambam that since he was, for most of his life, in relatively good health,  he could not tell if the Rambam was really that great of a doctor. The Rambam responded by alluding to the pasuk in our Parsha which describes Hashem as the ultimate healer. The Rambam then told the Sultan that the success of a physician is more so in the ability to prevent an illness rather than his ability in treating the illness. As proof, he uses the promise that Hashem made to Bnai Yisrael – that He would prevent them from suffering the sickness that he had placed on the Eygptians. Successful physicians prevent  sickness by educating and advising patients how to deal with the challenges of their bodies given their medical history. May we take the advice of our physicians and be blessed by Hashem with good health. 

- A warm welcome to all members and staff of Yachad and students and staff of RKYHS, who are here for the Shabbaton.  It is always an honor for our shul to host a Yachad Shabbaton. May you continue to perform acts of chesed and bring nachas to your parents and communities.

-Special welcome to Rabbi Eliezer Rubin and Rabbi Motti Miller of RKYHS. 

-Yesterday, I had the honor of teaching a Pirkei Avot class at Lester Senior Housing.  It was a wonderful opportunity to spend some time learning with the seniors of our greater community. 

- As a great alternative to the Super Bowl Halftime show, YU has produced a half time show of its own accessible on the web at www.yu.edu/half-time.  Plug Torah into your Super Bowl party!

 


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