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Minyan Schedule Ahead
All Zoom programs can be accessed either by computer (youngisraelwh.org/zoom) or on the phone at (646) 558-8656 and Meeting ID: 685 094 0946#.
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JUST A REMINDER -- Thursday Night, Friday and Shabbat are Rosh Chodesh Iyar! Time to say Hallel (or the abridged version at least), Ya'aleh V'yavo and Musaf! |
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| Friday, April 24th— Rosh Chodesh Erev Shabbat |
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| Virtual Shacharit |
7:00 |
a.m. |
| Virtual Tot Shabbat with Becca Maurer |
11:45 |
a.m. |
| Pre-Shabbat Ruach with Hudi Kowalsky |
5:45 |
p.m. |
| Earliest Candle Lighting |
6:16 |
p.m. |
| Latest Candle Lighting |
7:24 |
p.m. |
| Mincha before & Kabbalat Shabbat/Maariv after |
7:42 |
p.m. |
| Repeat Shema & Count Sefira after |
8:11 |
p.m. |
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| Shabbat, April 25—Shabbat Rosh Chodesh |
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| Shacharit, Hallel, Torah Reading, Mussaf |
9:00 |
a.m. |
| Sof Zman Kriat Shema (Latest Shema) |
9:22 |
a.m. |
| Earliest Mincha |
1:24 |
p.m. |
| Mincha & Seudat Shlishit |
7:43 |
p.m. |
| Shabbat Ends & Maariv |
8:29 |
p.m. |
| Virtual Communal Havdallah |
8:40 |
p.m. |
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| Sunday, April 26th—Thursday, April 30th |
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| Shacharit...Sunday |
8:15 |
a.m. |
| Shacharit...Monday –Friday |
7:00 |
a.m. |
| Shacharit...Wed. (Yom HaAztmaut w/ Hallel) |
7:00 |
a.m. |
| Mincha & Maariv (Sunday-Thursday) |
7:35 |
p.m. |
*Under conditions in which we are unable to pray together in the same space, our sages felt that praying together at the same time serves as a virtual-bridge between us and binds our prayers into a force beyond compare. So join us each day for Shacharit and Mincha-Maariv.
Let us all, to the extent that we can, aim to begin davening Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat and Maariv in our homes as Shabbat comes in and on Shabbat morning at 9 am.
Davening Guide
Certain parts of Tefilah are omitted when davening individually:
· including Barachu, Kaddish, Chazarat ha-Shatz (the repetition of the Amidah), and Kedusha
· Friday night: Omit the blessing of Magen Avot (beracha achat me'ein shevah) after the Shemoneh Esrei of Maariv.
· Shabbat day: Omit Berich Shemeih (yes Matthew). Ashkenazim also omit Yekum Perkan
· We DO say Av Ha-Rachamim (even though it is Shabbat Rosh Chodesh because it is in this period of the year that we mourn the loss of those community Av Ha-Rachamim is referring to).
Pitum HaKetoret, which follows Ein Kelokeinu, is seen as a particularly potent prayer at a time of need, especially in the context of the spread of disease, as the incense
At the end of davening, Tehillim (Psalm) 130 can be added as a way of focusing our attention on the dire needs of those suffering from the virus and in the hopes that our actions will limit its spread and severity.
While Torah reading, in its most ideal sense, requires a true Sefer Torah, in lieu of that possibility our best option is to read the Parsha (Tazria-Metzora), Maftir (Bamidbar 28:9-15) and the Haftarah for Shabbat Rosh Chodesh (Isaiah 66:1-24) from a whole Tanakh. If one doesn't have a whole Tanakh at home, reading from a Chumash is the next best option.
The reading for Mincha need not be read from a Tanakh or Chumash, and reading it in the back the siddur suffices.
Mincha
We omit Tzizkutcha Tzedak since it is Rosh Chodesh.
Additionally, as this is Shabbat Rosh Chodesh, don’t forget to recite and include
· Ya'aleh v'yavo in Shemoneh Esrei and bentching from Thursday Maariv through (and including) Shabbat Mincha
· Abridged Hallel after Shacharit Shemoneh Esrei on Friday and Shabbat
· Mussaf on Friday and the special Shabbat Rosh Chodesh Mussaf (Atah Yazarta)
· Barchi Nafshi at the conclusion of Mussaf on Friday and Shabbat
Havdallah
Please make Havdalah in your homes once Shabbat has departed, after 8:30 pm. At 8:40 pm, everyone is then invited to participate in a community-wide virtual Havdalah, on our Zoom . Though one cannot fulfill the obligation to say Havdalah through technological media (unless under pressing circumstances), one is welcome to say 'Amen' to any berakhot heard contemporaneously (i.e. live).
No Kiddush Levana yet as it is too early — sorry Nate & Hi Talya!
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