Tehillim change for this Wednesday morning March 30, 2011 only

Tehillim for Wed morning March 30, 2011 at 9:45 am will be at 811 Oliver Street in Woodmere
and NOT at 35 Centre Street in Woodmere.

CHANGE in Tehillim location for Wednesday morning March 22, 2011

Tehillim for Wed morning March 22, 2011 at 9:45 am will be at 956 Midwood Road in Woodmere
and NOT at 35 Centre Street in Woodmere.

UPDATE for Tehillim for tomorrow night March 22, 2011

Tehillim for tomorow night at 8:30pm will be held at 980 East End in Woodmere.  This is a change for this week only!

Women Tehillim groups- UPDATE

Tehillim groups for women will continue at the same location (listed below) until further notice.  However, please note there will NOT be a gathering on Thursday 3/17:

Womens Tehillim Groups:

Mondays at 9:45am - 304 Roselle Ave in Cedarhurst.
Tuesdays at 8:30pm - 956 Midwood Road in Woodmere
Wednesdays at 9:45am - 35 Centre Street in Woodmere.

Thursdays at 8:30pm - 10 Sherwood Lane in Cedarhurst.

Fridays at 9:45am - 843 Crestview Ave in North Woodmere.

Email from HALB regarding Friday March 11th day of learning

This Friday, March 11^th (5 Adar II) has been designated as a day of tefilot, tehillim and learning for Matityahu Yaakov ben Gittel Rivkah (Jason Botnick).  It is a significant day for Jason as he continues along the road to recovery from his serious illness.

The family truly appreciates what is being done in zechut of a speedy refuah shelayma and we believe that each student can impact the outcome favorably.  All learning in all divisions at HALB on Friday will be dedicated by Jason’s family to speedily help bring a full and complete refuah.

 

We hope and pray that in the zechut of all of our prayers, learning and tehillim he will merit a complete and full recovery.

Special request for this Friday March 11, 2011 from the Botnick Family

Please have extra sincerity and concentration in your tefilot, tehilim, learning and mitzvot this Friday, as it is a significant day for  Matisyahu Yaakov ben Gitel Rivka and his family.  We truly appreciate all that is being done in zechut of a speedy refuah shleima, and we believe that each of you is impacting the outcome favorably.  Please continue to focus on improving tefilot and increasing both introspection and generosity of spirit - Teshuva, Tefillah, Tzedakah.

Mishnayos Learning

If you are interested, please sign up for mishnayos learning for the refuah of Matisyahu Yaakov ben Gittel Rivka.  The program does 3 mishnayos a day with a break on shabbos.  In order to sign up, please email mishnadaily@gmail.com or click on this link http://www.torahmarketing.org/generalimages/mishna.html.  You receive a monthly calendar (which is attached) and if you desire, you will receive a daily email with a link to that days mishnayos. (see below). 
 
Today's Mishnayos
Mesechtas Kilayim
Perek 7, Mishna 3,4,5

Today's recording can be played and/or downloaded here: #79_Kilayim_Perek7_Mishna3-5
The recording is available as well via telephone by calling (641) 715-3462 access code 309952#. Today's Mishnayos are reference #79.
For previous recordings, choose the corresponding reference number, or email us for the corresponding link.
Any questions, please email  mishnadaily@gmail.com call 516.902.634

Tehillim Group Updates- Women- See older post

Tehillim for the week of 3/7 will remain at the same locations as last week.  Please check below for addresses and times.

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to call me at 917-627 -5472

Email from HALB- candle lighting tefilot

As you all know when women light the candles before Shabbos it is a special time for them and they have the special power to ask Hashem for special requests. 

Two of our young parents, Jason Botnick and Darielle Rabe, are currently undergoing treatments in the hospital for their illnesses. 

Please keep in mind Matityahu Yaakov ben Gittel Rivkah and Tziporah Feiga bat Sima Sheindel for a refuah shalema.  Please ask that Hashem grant them a complete and speedy recovery and may they be returned to their families and us in good health.

We wish everyone a Shabbat Shalom and a refuah to all those that need it.

The Administration of HALB