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Weather permitting, Bircat Halebanah will be recited on Saturday night. If not, it may be said until Saturday night, March 15.
Remember to move your clocks one hour ahead on Saturday night.
Mabrook to Rabbi and Mrs. Mordechai Nahem on the birth of a granddaughter.
Mabrook to David and Rivka Ashkenazi on the marriage of their son, Aharon, to Marcelle Balasiano, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Balasiano.
Mabrook to Jeremy and Alice Sultan on the birth of a baby boy. Mabrook to the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Safdieh.
Mabrook to Rabbi and Mrs. Adam Kanefsky on the Bar Misvah of their son Moshe. Mabrook to the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Hafif, and great-grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Serouya.
Mabrook to Mr. and Mrs. Yosef Gemal on the engagement of their daughter, Sarah, to Shmuel Ohnouna, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Ohnouna.
Mabrook to Ezra and Debbie Ashkenazi on the birth of a grandson
Welcome to Ohel Simha Park Avenue Synagogue
295 Park Ave, Long Branch NJ 07740
Phone: (732) 571-2711
Email:Business@OhelSimha.com
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The Rabbi’s Message
"If a soul will bring a sacrifice" (Vayikra 2:1)
When a person brings a regular sacrifice, the Torah uses the
word adam, a man, but when a poor person brings a sacrifice then
the word used is nefesh, soul. The Rabbis tell us this means that Gd
considers this poor man who struggled so hard to bring a
sacrifice as if he brought his very soul to Hashem.
This lesson is not limited only to donating to charity. Rather,
anyone who is limited in any field and nevertheless tries his
hardest to do something in the service of G-d, even though the
actual accomplishment may be modest, Hashem considers the
effort as if the person brought his whole self close to G-d.
This should be encouraging to all of us in all our endeavors. If
we don't pray so well or read Hebrew fluently and we still try our
best, it means that much more to Hashem. If we can't grasp all the
subject matter of a class and we still try our best to attend, it's as if
we brought our vnab (soul) to our Creator. This should inspire us
onward to improve and expand our involvement in studying,
praying and community work since it is so precious in the eyes of
Hashem. Shabbat Shalom. Rabbi Shmuel Choueka
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MARCH 7-9, 2014 6 ADAR II 5774
Friday Minhah: 5:36 pm Shaharit: 5:20, 7:00, 8:00, 8:30 & 9:00 am
Candlelighting: 5:36 pm Morning Shema by: 8:31 (MA), 9:13 (GRA)
Evening Shema after: 6:34 pm Girls’ and Ladies’ Tehillim Reading: 4:25 pm
Shabbat Minhah: 5:15 pm
Shabbat Ends: 6:35 pm (R”T 7:07 pm)
Sunday Minhah: 6:00, 6:20, 6:40 pm