Young Israel of Greater Miami May 24, 2014, Iyar 24 Parsha Bamidbar Sponsors Bamidbar Early Mincha 6:25 pm Kiddush after Second Minyan  Sandor and Helen Genet in honor of Evelyn Genet  Avroham & Paulette Dearson Wise on the birth to grandchildren Ilana & Kalman Yoseph on the birth of a baby girl, Ahuva  Jeffrey & Lina Weiss in memory of the Yahrzeit of his grandmother Yehudit Weiss HY’D.  Eva Lichter in memory of her father's father, Aliyah Yosef ben Natan. May his Neshama have an Aliyah.  Ellen and Sheldon Zipkin in memory of and the Yahrzeit of Ellen's father, Samuel Reitman.  Dr. Daniel & Janessa Wasserman welcoming Rabbi Beryl Wein!  Edie & Dr. Leon Adler in honor of Rabbi & Rebbetzin David Lehrfield & welcoming Rabbi & Rebbetzin Berel Wein  Manny and Carole Lax in memory of and her father's upcoming Yahrtzeit.  Rabbi Ephraim and Sarah Palgon in honor of Yechiel and Talya's marriage.  Selma Bauer in honor of the birth of a great grandson. Sarah and Wayne Bauer in honor of Moshe's 16th birthday this Shabbat, Chaya's upcoming 18th birthday, and Nechama's upcoming 13th Birthday.  Prof. Ezra and Leah Levy wishing everyone a Chodesh Tov and A Chag Shavu'ot Same'ach. Halacha:  Yossi & Marlene Marmor in memory of and Martin Marmor’s Yahrzeit. Shimshon Mindick:  Motti & Michelle Levin to commemorate the 37th Yartzeit of Michelle's mother, Rivka bat Moshe. A Refuah Shelayma to Debbie Weitz. Mazal Tov to the Marmors on Devora's engagement & to Ilene Kane on Yehonaton & Stephanie's graduations from medical school.  "May Dr. Carl Salzman (Tzvi Zelig ben Chasya Ruchel) and Mrs. Elsa Salzman (Etta bas leah) both have a speedy and complete Refuah Shelayma filled with hatzlacha rabba and only besorot tovot Min Hashamayim, refuat Hanefesh u' refuat Haguf this year!" 1st Candlelight 6:45-6:55 pm Candlelight 7:43 pm Mincha 7:55 pm Shabbat Bamidbar R. Wein 6:50 pm Mincha 7:35 pm Shabbos ends 8:43 pm Weekday Classes Gemara: Rabbi Lehrfield: 7:25 AM to 7:55 am 10:00 AM to 11:30 am Parsha: Rabbi Lehrfield between Mincha and Ma’ariv Thursday Chumash: Rabbi David Lehrfield: 8:00 pm-9:00 pm Mazel Tov  Selma Bauer and Drs. Lloyd & Mandy Bauer on the birth of a great -grandson and a grandson to Rivkie and Reuven Levovitz in New York  Avroham & Paulette Dearson Wise on the birth to grandchildren Ilana & Kalman Yoseph on the birth of a baby girl. Ahuva Mussar Shiur: Rabbi Avrham Yachnes 9:00 PM—10:00 PM 990 NE 171 St. NMB, FL 33162 / Tel 305.651.3591 - Fax 305. 651.3601 email: [email protected] Web: YoungIsraelnmb.org Facebook: Young Israel Of Greater Miami From The Gabbai Parsha of the Week Please contact Rabbi Casper (305-865-0433 or [email protected]) in case of, ‫ ר"ל‬, a death in the community so that he can email the Young Israel family with shivah information. n the Sinai Desert, G‑d says to conduct a census of the twelve tribes of Israel. Mosescounts 603,550 men of draftable age (20 to 60 years); the tribe of Levi, numbering 22,300 males age one month and older, is counted separately. The Levites are to serve in the Sanctuary, replacing thefirstborn, whose number they approximated, who were disqualified when they participated in the worshipping of the Golden Calf. The 273 firstborn who lacked a Levite to replace them had to pay a five-shekel “ransom” to redeem themselves. Refuah Sh’lema Abe Goldenthal, Louis Lawrence, Shalom Dovid Ben Bracha Margalit, Rochel Leah bas Faiga Zeisel , Dr. Carl Salzman Tzvi Zelig Ben Chasia Rochel ,Marlene Kalchman, Aharon Dovid Ben Chaya, Rivka Bas Miniah Kosher Korner From the Kof-K BREYERS GELATO INDULGENCES, manufactured by Unilever product line has recently become certified under the KOF-K. Please be advised that only product bearing KOF-K symbol is certified Kosher. There remains a limited supply in the market which was produced prior to KOF-K initiating certification. This product does not bear the KOF-K and should not be used for Kosher the Gershonites, in charge of its tapestries and roof coverings, to its west; and the families of Merari, who transported its wall panels and pillars, to its north. Before the Sanctuary’s entranceway, to its east, were the tents of Moses, Aaron, and Aaron’s sons. Beyond the Levite circle, the twelve tribes camped in four groups of three tribes each. To the east were Judah (pop. 74,600), Issachar (54,400) andZebulun (57,400); to the south, Reuben (46,500), Simeon (59, When the people broke camp, the 300) and Gad(45,650); to the three Levite clans dismantled andwest, Ephraim (40,500), Manasseh ( transported the Sanctuary, and reas- 32,200) and Benjamin(35,400); and sembled it at the center of the next to the encampment. They then erected north, Dan (62,700), Asher (41,500) their own tents around it: the Koha- and Naphtali (53,400). This forthites, who carried the Sanctuary’s mation was kept also while traveling. vessels (the Ark, menorah, etc.) in Each tribe had its own nassi(prince their specially designed coverings on or leader), and its own flag with its their shoulders, camped to its south; tribal color and emblem. Rabbi Berel Wein Visiting Scholar Program Schedule After the kiddush following the second minyan (around 12:00noon): Rabbi Berel Wein is an American born Orthodox rabbi, scholar, lecturer, and writer who has personal and ideological ties to both Modern Orthodox and Haredi Judaism. R` Wein received semikhah (rabbinic ordination) from Chicago's Hebrew Theological College. He received a Bachelor's degree from Roosevelt University in Chicago and earned a law degree from De Paul University. In addition to practicing law in Chicago for a number of years, he has served as a congregational rabbi in Miami Beach, Suffern, NY and Jerusalem. He was the director the kashrut division of the OU. And he was the founder and Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshiva Shaarei Torah in Rockland County, NY. Rabbi Wein moved to Israel in 1997 where he became Rav at Bet Knesset Hanasi (at 24 Usshishkin). He is presently a senior faculty member of Ohr Somayach Yeshiva in Jerusalem, where he lectures to the mostly English-speaking student body. He also lectures extensively in Israel and abroad and has written a regular weekly column for the Jerusalem Post since 1999. Israel and its Population Count Shabbat afternoon shiur at 6:50pm The Rebirth of the Jew after the Shoah Melaveh Malkah Saturday night at 9:45pm Ways of Pleasantness All programs are free and open to the public at Yung Israel Of Greater Miami 990 NE 171st Street, North Miami Beach, FL 33162 phone: 305.651.3591 email: [email protected] website: http://www.youngisraelnmb.org/ Facebook: Young Israel of Greater Miami Youth Location Event Date Chocolate Tour Le June 1, Boys Chocolatier 10:00am Girls 11:00 am From The Gabai Thank you for helping to maintain a proper decorum during davening. ''LISTEN TO THE MISSION'' was the 1st and main point that the boys learned last Sunday in the baseball workshop: you can't get better at ANYTHING without being able to listen! Next up, on SUNDAY,JUNE 1ST,the children will enjoy the chocolate tour at Mr. Marmor's Le Chocolatier and then create a chocolate treat to take home. Here are the times: BOYS: 10 a.m.-11 a.m. GIRLS: 11 a.m.- 12 p.m.... cost:$10 a child....but there's more ! While everyone waits for their chocolate treats to become ready, an awards ceremony will take placeTHE SHABBOS GROUP, END OF THE YEAR AWARDS!!! Please reserve kiddush for after davening. !‫שבת שלום ומבורך‬ Each boy and girl will receive a beautifully designed certificate (thank you , Etti) and an award for attending Shabbos groups. The boys awards should be around 10:45 am, and the girls awards should be around 11:45 am. Call me at 786-320-2562 to reserve a spot,and for more details Finally, on Shavuos night, at the shul, there'll be a girls shiur AND a special presentation for pre-schoolers from 8 pm until after the men finish Mariv (approximately 8:45pm)-so it's not just the men and adults who'll be learning Shavuos night! Good Shabbos! We need sponsors for Tikun Leil Shavuot refreshments. Please call or email the shul office if your are able to be a sponsor. Friends of the Yarn MACHANE YEHUDA Camp for boys in 1st – 6th grade Join Rabbi Mark Roth and Rabbi Heshy Riesel For a fun summer of: Learning, Sports, Fishing, Swimming, Baking, Art, Crazy Science and a Special Trip to Orlando. June 23rd – July 18 M-Th 9am – 3:30pm F 9am -2pm For more information call or email: Heshy Riesel: 305.331.8182 [email protected] Mark Roth: 516.330.8879 [email protected] Lunch program available www.thepatentman.com David W. Barman Registered Patent Attorney The Law Office of David W. Barman P.A. 17071 W. Dixie Highway N. Miami Beach FL 33160 Phone: 786-361-6579 Fax : 786-752-3228 Email: [email protected] Rosh Chodesh and Graduation Kiddush Clothing Gemach 305 467.1928 NMB Children Gemach 786.972.9110 Uniform Gemach 305 651.0115 Uniform Gemach Y. Elem 786. 417.9183 Chesed Exc Of NMB 305 527.2211 Costume Gemach 347. 371.3861 Winter Coats For Children 305 655.2611 Bris Gemach 305 652.1479 Bridal Gemach 305 528.9056 305 218.5846 Centerpice Gemach 305 690.8949 Kallah Gemach 786. 282.6698 Mother of the Bride 786.385.6890 Km Kosher Miami 786.390.6620 KDM’kosher Dairy 786.390.6620 ORB 954. 797-7888 Bikur Cholim 305 690.8949 Chai Lifeline 305 956.9990 Kosher Food Bank 305 947.8093 Tomchei Shabbos 305 761.1161 If you would like to honor your 2014 graduate, be part of our Rosh Chodesh & Graduation Kiddush on June 14, 2014. Please call or email the Shul Office your sponsorship and the name of your graduate. In addition, sponsors are welcome for any and all other occasions.