ז,ג העיד רבי צדוק על הזוחלין שרבו על הנוטפין, שהן כשרים. מעשה היה בבירת פליא; ובא מעשה לפני חכמים, והכשירו.

ז,ד העיד רבי צדוק על הזוחלים שקילחן בעלי אגוז, שהן כשרים. מעשה היה באהליה; ובא מעשה ללשכת הגזית, והכשירו.



Erev Yom Kippur Schedule1st Slichos followed by Shachris: 6:55 AM
2nd Slichos followed by Shachris: 7:55 AM
1st Mincha: 2:00 PM
2nd Mincha: 3:00 PM
Tiffilas Zakah: 6:10 PM

Hadlakas Neiros: 6:14 PM
Kol Nidrei: 6:30 PM

Maariv: 7:23 PM

Yom Kippur
Shachris: 8:30 AM
Mincha: 4:20 PM
Neillah: 5:40 PM
Tekias Shofar followed by Maariv: 7:21 PM

Gmar Chasima Tova!

If any women would like a seat in shul for Yom Kippur, please reply to this email or message Shayna Statman. Even if you had seats for rosh hashana, we make a new seating chart, so please let us Know. Or kollelmakarovseats.

Kiddush this week is sponsored anonymously in honor of Moshe Schupper Birthday

Erev Shabbos

Hadlakas Neiros: 6:21 PM (not before 5:26 PM)
1st Mincha: 5:50 PM
2nd Mincha: 6:31 PM

Reminder to Repeat Shema

Shabbos

Shachris: ‪9:00 AM‬, followed by kiddish

Magen avraham-9:12 AM
Gra-9:48 AM

Mincha: 6:15 PM followed by Shalosh Seudos
Maariv: 7:28 PM

Schedule this week:
Sunday -Slichos 7:25 and 8:10 and 8:50 Followed by Shachris
Monday: Slichos 6:40 and 7:40 followed by Shachris
Tuesday: Slichos 6:55 and 7:55 followed by Shachris
Mincha Maariv : 6:20 PM
Maariv: 8:20 9:30 PM, 10:00 PM

We encourage everyone to please attend tonights shiur given by Reb Shlomo Reifman the Rosh Kollel. The shiur will be at 930pm to 10pm followed by Maariv. Its a great opportunity for us to welcome the new kollel and make them feel at home.

As we are so close to the Yom Hadin, we are all looking forward to Davening for our families and ourselves, for a year full of Bracha and Hatzlacha. Its imperative that in order for us to have a successful Davening there must be proper decorum. We therefore remind everyone that children who cannot behave properly in shul should not be brought to shul without exception.

Wishing Everyone a Ksiva Vchasima Tovah and may all our Tefilos Be Niskabel Brachamim Uvratzoyn.

The Rav

Erev Rosh Hashanah

Hadlakas Neiros: 6:29 PM

Mincha: 6:39 PM

Maariv: 7:33 PM (45 min)

First Day Rosh Hashanah

Shachris: 8:30 AM

Sof Zman KS: 9:10 AM 9:46 AM

1st Womans Shofer: at Break

2nd Womans Shofar: 6:05 PM

1st Mincha: following Mussaf

2nd Mincha: 6:25 PM

Maariv: 7:32 PM (45 min)

Hadlakas Neiros: 7:59 PM

Second Day Rosh Hashanah

Shachris: 8:30 AM

Sof Zman KS: 9:10, 9:46

1st Mincha: following Mussaf

1st Womans Shofer: at Break

2nd Womans Shofar: 6:05 PM

2nd Mincha: 6:25 PM

Maariv: 7:35 PM

Tzom Gedaliya

1st Slichos and Shachris: 6:40 AM

2nd Slichos and Shachris:7:40 AM

Mincha: 6:20 PM

Maariv: 7:18 PM (repeat Shema)

Fast Ends: 7:28 PM (45 min)

מסכת עדייות פרק ז

ז,א העיד רבי יהושוע ורבי צדוק על פדיון פטר חמור שמת, שאין כאן לכוהן כלום, שרבי אליעזר אומר, חייבין באחריותו כחמש סלעים של בן; וחכמים אומרין, אין חייב באחריותו, אלא כפדיון מעשר שני.

ז,ב העיד רבי צדוק על ציר חגבים טמאים, שהוא טהור: שמשנה הראשונה, חגבים טמאים שנכבשו עם חגבים טהורים, לא פסלו את צירן.



Dear Fellow Mispallelim,

Rent. Food. Utilities.
The things most of us take for granted – and treat as a quick online payment or routine errand.
The things that can’t wait for just the right time – and shouldn’t have to.

But for so many people in our community, more people than we’d like to think, these expenses are crushing – and sometimes, wait way too long.
Bare cabinets. Electric shutoff notices. Outgrown Clothing.
It’s a harsh reality, and as inflation rises, it’s becoming all too common.

Enter Flatbush Community Fund, and the picture changes.
Suddenly, there’s a little breathing room – and the sigh of relief that accompanies a paid bill, a fresh wardrobe, and a full pantry.

Under the leadership of Harav Elya Brudny Shlita and Harav Yisroel Reisman Shlita, we have successfully changed the course for so many families.

These are our friends. Our family. Our neighbors.

We’ve done it before.
We’ve done more.
Now, we need to do even more.

The Flatbush Community Fund is currently running its yearly campaign – They need to raise $1,500,000 to make sure our neighbors can make it through their challenging times – with their physical and emotional health intact.

Our Shul is taking part in this important campaign.
Please support this campaign by clicking on the link below:
Click here to do even more!
https://www.charityextra.com/flatbushfund/makarov

And may this be a year of peace and prosperity for you, your family, all of Flatbush, and all of Klal Yisroel.

Kesiva Va’Chasima Tova,