Mazal tov to Matya Rodgold and his parents Alexis and Limor and the whole family on his bar-mitzvah. The family invites the congregation to a kiddush following tefilot.
Mazal tov to Rabbi Aaron and Pearl Borow on the birth of a great-grandson, grandson to Yaakov and Malke Borow, son to Shlomit and Shmulik Schneider.
Mazal tov to David and Ceil Olivestone on the birth of their granddaughter, born to Elisha and Frumie.
Mazal tov to Devorah and Moshe Preiss-Bloom on the birth of a grandson, born to Elisabeth Mayman and Orahn Preiss-Bloom.
Mazal tov to John Corre for climbing the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro (5,595 meters), the tallest free-standing mountain in the world. See picture above.
Mazal tov to Rabbi Shlomo Vilk and Professor Shoshana Revel-Vilk and the entire family on the upcoming marriage next week of their daughter Avital to Yehuda Edri.
The Vilk family invites the entire congregation to a kiddush following shabbat tefilot.
Mazal tov to Neil and Suzanne Berns on the upcoming marriage in the U.S. next week of Michal to Ben Werner.
Mazal tov to Fabia and Stephen Shaw Shaw on their new granddaughter, born to Gideon and Atusa Shaw.
Mazal tov to Maxine and Laurie Blendis on the engagement of their eldest granddaughter Mayrav to Zvi Abu.
This coming Tuesday evening, we start saying תן טל ומטר again.
אנחנו סה״כ קהילת מתנדבים. לכן תודה רבה לכל שליחי הציבור, לגבאים, לנותני הדרשות, לשומרים, למארגני המקומות, למביאת הפרחים, למארגני הקידושים, ולכל העוסקים בצרכי ציבור באמונה!
We are a kehilah of volunteers, so a big thank you goes to all our hazanim, gabaim, guards, drashot-givers, seating organizers, flowers-bringer, kiddush organizers, and others who generously give of their time to deal with our public's many needs!
