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Shabbat Davening Schedule
Friday, Jan. 17
Candle Lighting: 4:26pm
Mincha / Maariv: 4:30pm
Shabbat, Jan. 18
Shacharit: 9:00am (Shema: 9:41am)
Mincha: 4:25pm
Havdallah: 5:26pm |
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Week Day Davening Schedule
Shacharit:
Sun.: 8:00am
Mon. / Thurs.: 6:40am
Tues. / Wed. Fri.: 6:45am
Mincha/Maariv:
Sun.: 4:30pm
Mon.-Thurs.:
Mincha at Ohr Hatorah: 1:05pm
Maariv at ASKT: 7:30pm
Next Friday, Jan. 24
Mincha/Maariv: 4:40pm
Candle Lighting: 4:35pm |
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| Eruv Status: The Glendale Eruv is up |
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This Shabbat: Kiddush is not yet sponsored
Next Shabbat: Kiddush is not yet sponsored
If you would like to celebrate, commemorate, dedicate or give thanks - please let us know and help the shul continue to have great kiddushes. Consider sponsoring part of a kiddush with friends. Please contact Judy Baruch, jsbaruch@gmail.com To view the kiddush menu options (https://www.asktshul.org/kiddushsponsorship)
Kiddush WhatsApp group for Kiddush Insider info - Find out what will be served for kiddush in the upcoming week. To join, please email carrie@asktshul.com |
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| Seudah Shlishit Duty: Richard Robbins and Yoni Sendyk |
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| Learning and Spiritual Opportunities |
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Shabbat Morning, Jan. 18
½ hour before davening: Amud Yomi (Talmud Bavli - Mesechta Gittin): On Shabbat the class is led by Phil Arieff, Ben Karan and Bob Rabinoff
10:30am: Sermon, "No Place Like Home?", Rabbi Wes Kalmar
Shabbos Morning Groups:
10:30 am: Torah for Tots: will be run this week in the small shul/library/office led by Rebecca Kalmar
Torah for Tots Room for kids age 1-5 only during 10:30 am and the end of davening on Shabbat mornings - Please make every effort to keep this space free of noise and older kids so that the program can proceed uninterrupted.
10:30am: Older kids (age 6 through 4th grade) group: will be run this week in the social hall by Paul Mendelson
We ask that adults take care not to disturb the groups
Week Days:
Sun. - Fri.: 30 Minutes Before Shacharit: Amud Yomi: (Talmud Bavli - Gittin) Led by Rabbi Kalmar
Daily Mishna Study - Following Shacharit on weekdays we are studying the Mishna, Tractate Bava Basra. To study along with us go to our website here.
Sun., Jan. 19 from 9:30am to 10:30am at ASKT: AMA (Ask Me, Rabbi Kalmar Anything) for bar mitzvah age boys. This is open to boys who had their bar mitzvah in the past year or will have one in the next year.
Sun., Jan. 19 at 7:30pm at ASKT: Women's Learning Gathering, a Video Presentation from the OU Women's Initiative. Followed by Discussion led by Rebbetzin Dr. Jessica Kalmar.
Tues., Jan. 21 at 12:15pm at the JCC’s reading room: Lunch and Learn with Rabbi Kalmar David and Batsheva, a study of the book of Samuel II. To catch up on previous classes go to our website here. |
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Refuah Sheleimah to Rachel Cornfield - Rochel bat Chasha, to Eliezer ben Malka, to Yale Tolwin - Yoel ben Sheina Leah, to Shoshana Elias - Shoshana Bayla Bat Dina Sarah, Judy Baruch - Brocha Leah bat Basha
Bikur Cholim: Volunteer to be involved in this important mitzvah! If you know of someone who could use some help or visitation, let our Bikur Cholim committee help out. Please contact Rabbi Kalmar: rabbikalmar@asktshul.com
Mazel Tov to Debbie Mendeloff and Steve Cohen on the upcoming marriage of Samara Pachefsky to Andrew Block
Proposed Mission Statement: “Anshe Sfard Kehillat Torah is an Orthodox synagogue welcoming a diverse Jewish population. We aim to foster prayer, learning, personal growth, a sense of community and a strong love of the State of Israel In accordance with Torah principles and Jewish law.”
The Executive Committee, Co-Presidents, Ben Karan and Steve Baruch and Rabbi Kalmar invite feedback which will be discussed at the next Executive board meeting. NOTE: Before the Mission Statement becomes official, the Mission Statement must be approved by the full Board of the congregation.
Need A Few Good Men - we are putting together our winter minyan commitment schedule and are looking for men to sign up for individual minyanim - morning or evening, out of the 11 weekly weekday minyanim that we have. Please help the shul keep a timely consistent minyan and help those saying kaddish to have a minyan. To sign up - you can go to this link https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pijO6eC7LdSundAmJGTyvjSdoLmOa9QnZeU3soObCuM/edit?usp=sharing
Thank you and Kol HaKavod to those who have signed up already!
Cholent Madness Sign Up - If you would like to participate, please speak with Rabbi Kalmar. We need a volunteer to be the Cholent Czar this year to help organize this year's contest. Please speak to Rabbi Kalmar if you would consider it. This year you have another chance at glory and your name on the ASKT Cholent Cup! |
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Sun., Jan. 19 from 9:30am to 10:30am at ASKT: AMA (Ask Me, Rabbi Kalmar Anything) for bar mitzvah age boys. This is open to boys who had their bar mitzvah in the past year or will have one in the next year.
Sun., Jan. 19 at 7:30pm at ASKT: Women's Learning Gathering, a Video Presentation from the OU Women's Initiative. Followed by Discussion led by Rebbetzin Dr. Jessica Kalmar.
Tues., Jan. 21 at 12:15pm at the JCC’s reading room: Lunch and Learn with Rabbi Kalmar David and Batsheva, a study of the book of Samuel II. To catch up on previous classes go to our website here. |
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YU-ASKT Fellows Weekend: January 24-26, 2020:
Meet our New Fellow: Shayna Herszage. Shayna Herszage is originally from Columbus, Ohio. After spending a year at Midreshet Nishmat in Israel, she is now a Junior at Stern College for Women, studying Neuropsychology and Creative Writing. In her spare time, she loves theatre(musical or otherwise), reading, and exploring New York.
Fri., Jan. 24 at 8:00pm: Oneg for girls (5th grade and up) at the home of Rabbi and Rebbetzin Kalmar, Oneg for boys (5th grade and up) at the home of Elana and Akiva Karan
Shabbat, Jan. 25: after Kiddush discussions led by Fellows
Sun., Jan. 26 at 11:00am: Come to Chai Point for a discussion led by the YU Fellows with the residents of Chai Point and the Jewish Home. Stay for the chance to purchase lunch at the OASIS and chat with our YU fellows.
After Shabbat, Jan. 25: 7 pm - High School age (8th and up) with Fellows Motzai Shabbos program - Bowling for Boys, Game Night for Girls, followed by food at ASKT
Annual Charidy Fundraiser: “Until 120!!” Sunday, January 26th until Monday, January 27. Please consider making a stretch gift to help us make our goal of sustaining a vibrant ASKT community into the next generation. Also - we will be creating fundraising teams so that everyone can help us make our goal. If you'd like to create a team - email asktshul@gmail.com |
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| Torah-for-Tot-Tu'Beshvat - A Program with Rabbi Kalmar for kids and parents 9:30-10:30am on Sunday, Feb 2nd |
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Bader Hillel Academy 8th grade Israel trip fundraiser:
Potato Kugel for sale: Kugel orders must be placed by Friday, January 31, to purchase, go to: https://hillelisraeltrip.com/shop/homemade-food/homemade-potato-kugel/
Pizza for sale: Pizza orders must be in by Friday, January 24th, to purchase go to: http://bit.ly/hillelisraeltrip-pizza
WhatsApp Group replaces Jewish in Milwaukee Site:
This group plans to serve as a place for local organizations and businesses to share information with the greater Milwaukee Jewish Community. To Join you need WhatsApp and then go to: https://chat.whatsapp.com/DsZi9Q8cgH08o2l8skTWth
Kosher Delivery Service from Chicago: Shimon Porush will pick your order up for you and deliver it to your home. Restaurant deliveries are also an option. Shimon’s Phone: (414) 405-0499, Email: spk732@gmail.com, Delivery Fee: $20, plus tips are greatly appreciated Instructions: 1. Get in touch with Shimon (via phone or email) so that you can coordinate pick-up and delivery 2. Call the store: Jewel Osco: (847) 328-9791, Hungarian: (847) 674-8008, Romanian: (773) 761-4141, Mariano’s: (847) 763-8801, Shallots: (847) 677-3463, 3. Place an order under your name. 4. Pay the grocery store by credit card. |
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| Each Shabbat morning from 9:00am – 1:00pm: Ushers needed to welcome and watch at the front doors of our synagogue. If you are interested in being an usher email: asktshul@gmail.com |
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Thank you to the following people for being ushers this Shabbat:
Bob Rabinoff, Richard Robbins and Elisha Karan |
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Aliyah: Please consider making a donation in honor of receiving an aliyah to the Torah.
Amazon Smiles: When you make your regular purchases on Amazon.com have The AmazonSmile Foundation donate 0.5% of the purchase price from your eligible AmazonSmile purchases. Click this link to activate amazon smiles: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/39-1572032
ASKT Donation Cards: If you would like to send a card, wishing a mazel tov, condolences, happy birthday, or get well to someone, you can do this via the shul by contacting Carrie Barbakoff, Administrative Coordinator at ASKT via email: carrie@asktshul.com. Please send / drop off all donations for cards at ASKT
Tree of Life: To honor the memory of Lorraine Cohen, her loving family has donated a beautiful Tree of Life plaque to ASKT. Leaves can be purchased and inscribed to honor a person, recognize a special occasion or to remember a special loved one. Top leaves in brass: donation of $360 Bottom leaves in bronze: $180. Rocks at the base of the tree: $1800. If you would like to purchase a leaf or a rock to be inscribed please contact: Jeanette Peckerman via email: jcp815@wi.rr.com or by phone: (414) 351-3866.
ASKT Legacy: If you would like to learn more about making a Legacy commitment for the future of our shul! Contact Carrie Barbakoff to find out how. |
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| Safety of ASKT - The front door to ASKT is locked at all times for the safety and security of our members, guests and staff. If it is not Shabbat or Yom Tov please push the ring doorbell and someone will answer the door. If it is Shabbat or Yom Tov we have a security guard and an usher who will let you in. If it is Shabbat or Yom Tov and no one is present please use the lower level entrance. |
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