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Jan 28, 2012 | 4 Shevat 5772

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  • Shabbat:

    January 27th - 28th

  • This Week's Parsha:

    Bo

  • Sign Language Interpreters available upon request. Please email inclusion@lss.org if you are in need:

  • Candlelighting:

    4:50 pm

  • Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat:

    4:55 pm

  • Hashkama Minyan:

    7:45 am

  • Main Sanctuary:

    9:00 am

  • Beginners' Service:

    9:15 am

  • Latest Shema:

    9:39 am

  • Rabbi Herschel Cohen Memorial Amsterdam Minyan:

    9:45 am

  • Beginners Mishna Chabura:

    3:25 pm

  • The Louis Lazar Memorial Talmud Class:

    3:55 pm

  • Samson Raphael Hirsch Bible Class:

    3:55 pm

  • Mincha:

    4:40 pm

  • Havdalah/Shabbat ends:

    5:50 pm

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  • SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK OF:

    January 29 - February 3

  • Mincha/Maariv Sunday - Thursday:

    5:00 pm

  • Morning Services Sunday:

    7:10 & 8:30 am

  • Daf Yomi Sunday:

    7:45 am

  • Morning Services Monday and Thursday:

    7:00 & 7:50 am

  • Daf Yomi Monday and Thursday:

    6:15 am

  • Morning Services Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday:

    7:10 & 7:50 am

  • Daf Yomi Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday:

    6:20 am

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Lincoln Square Synagogue


 


Sunday January 29, 2012 - LSS Museum Tour - January 29, 2012


Every day starting from February 03, 2012 - February 04, 2012 -
2nd LSS NAIM (North American Inclusion Month) Inclusion Shabbat


Saturday February 04, 2012 - LSS Book Club


Sunday February 05, 2012 - Parent-Daughter Learning with Dr. Yael Ziegler
Co-sponsored by Lincoln Square Synagogue and Migdal Oz (Stella K. Abraham Beit Midrash for Women)


Friday February 10, 2012 - Babyminyan - Sing, Eat and Play!
(For babies 3 and Under)


LSS Updates

Fairway giftcards -

Now available to purchase online. Click here to purchase

JC Fairway


New Building Update - January 28, 2012 -

NEW BUILDING UPDATE

January 27, 2012

Construction Progresses on our New Building!

The windows of the first floor offices have been installed. Duct work for the air conditioning is substantially complete and ready for connection to the fire alarm system. This is required so that the A/C system will purge smoke from the building in case of fire. Sprinkler, other plumbing, and electrical work continues. Such life-safety infrastructure components must be complete before occupancy. 



Caulking first floor windows Second floor ducts and sprinkler pipes

What You Can See . . .

Glass is being installed on the first level of the facade. Stonework, masonry, and roofing continues weather permitting.

Behind the Curtains . . .

The team is working on accelerating construction of the main stairway which is a critical item on the occupancy schedule.


New Building Update - January 21, 2012 -

Construction Progresses on our New Building!

                                                            

Second floor window installation substantially complete, and fire sprinkler standpipe & distribution pipes in place.

What You Can See . . .

Verizon has trenched the street to install our service. The east facade stone installers have reached the third floor. 

Behind the Curtains . . . Testing with ground-penetrating radar has detected no additional problems in the south and west walls of the lower level so remediation is proceeding. Occupancy of the two lower levels, however, will be deferred due to the costs and delays created by the foundation problems.

Shabbat Shalom,

Ed Stark


Featured Learning & Articles

D'var Torah
By:Lori Jacobowitz

 

Bo is a parsha of both endings and beginnings. We learn that the era of Israel’s long enslavement in Egypt is nearly over; the People receive a new lunar calendar and the first Jewish communal mitzvah, the sanctification of the New Moon (Rosh Chodesh). Bo is also a parsha of Renewal. The parsha is read about halfway between Chanukah and Purim, which is during the period of time known as

shovavim, the first letter acronym of the first six parshas of Sefer Shemot. This period of time leads to the reading of the giving of the Torah in Parshat Yitro, is very propitious for Teshuvah, analogous to the Omer period between Passover and Shavuot and the Ten Days of Repentance in Tishrei, each of which culminates in the actual giving of the Torah.


January - February 2012

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