Daf LaKorei

 

 

 

 

 

Shabbos Vayeilich

Shabbat Shuva

 

 

 

 

5 Tishrei 5786 - 11 Tishrei 5786

September 27, 2025

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October 3, 2025

 

 

DVAR TORAH

         

 

Every seven years the king would read the Torah in the presence of the entire nation: perek 31 verse 12 reads; "GATHER TOGETHER THE NATION, THE MEN AND THE WOMEN AND THE CHILDREN, AND THE STRANGER WHO IS IN YOUR GATES, IN ORDER THAT THEY SHOULD HEAR, AND IN ORDER THAT THEY SHOULD LEARN AND THEY WILL FEAR THE ALMIGHTY, YOUR G-D, AND THEY WILL OBSERVE AND FULFILL THIS ENTIRE TORAH."

     Rashi cites the Talmud in tractate (Chagigah 3a) that the tender aged children were brought along in order to bring reward to their parents. The Talmud calls this concept a precious jewel. What is so unique about children? Young children have a tendency to make noise and can impede the focus of older people who are trying to listen. Therefore, one might think that it is better not to bring them. But even though they do not understand what is being said, just standing in the omnipresence of the king reading the Torah in the aura of the entire nation will have an everlasting impact on the child for the rest of his/her life. He/She gains an experience of how important the Torah is for the entire people.

     This teaches us even today to do all we can that children should learn at an early age the extreme importance of Torah. Every experience makes an impression, and it is incumbent upon us, as parents, to make certain to give our children many positive Torah experiences. 

     We are right before the holiest day of the year, Yom Kippur. One of our biggest obligations as Jews is to perpetuate Judaism and to make sure that it continues to flourish to the next generation. Our children are the next generation and what better way to make a lifetime impression on a child’s mind than to have him/her come to Shul on Yom Kippur the holiest day of the year and watch so many pray. The sight of hundreds praying will leave his impressionable mind full of everlasting memories. Not necessarily is he going to comprehend the nuance of what one is saying but he will see the importance of davening in a synagogue. The power of Prayer is one of the greatest gifts that G-d gave the Jewish people. What a gift to pass on to the next generation. Children do disturb but at times we have to put our immediate comfort aside and focus on our future “our children” which is, when you stop to think about it, an extension of ourselves.

Shabbat Shalom,     G’Mar Chatima Tova

Rabbi Yisroel Perelson and Mishpucha

 

 

 

 

 

Shul Policy

Food Cooked In Anyone’s Home Can Not Be Brought To The Synagogue. Food Brought From A Store Or A Caterer Other Than Diamond Has To Be Approved.

 

                                          

We Are Asking Everyone To Please Join Our Minyamin

Monday-Thursday at 6:10AM and 8:00AM and Mincha at 6:30PM This Week

                             

Sunday Morning Shacharit Will Be In The Main Sanctuary Going Forward

 

SLOWER PACED EXPLANATORY MINYAN

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DAILY HALACHA CHAT

Anyone Who Learns A Halacha A Day Is Promised A Portion In The World To Come.  Join The Halacha WhatsApp Group Of Over 70 People That Listen To The Daily Halacha On Their Way To Work. One Year You Will Complete All The Halachas In Judaism Except For Kadshim. 

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With the approaching New Year, Erev Rosh Hashanah will occur on

 Monday, September 22nd.

                      NOW is the time to send in your dues for the coming year.

SPECIAL PRICES FOR NEW

 MEMBERS

 

 

SHABBAT  SHUVA

Friday Evening, September 26th

(Candle Lighting  6:27pm) Davening…………..….………....................6:35 pm

Saturday Morning, September, 27th.......................…………………....9:00 am

Daf Yomi................................................................……...…………….5:25 pm

Mincha Followed by Shabbas Shuvah Drasha.................................6:15 pm

Maariv...........................................................................................7:24pm

 

 

                                                     

YOM  KIPPUR

Wednesday Evening, October 1st

Early Mincha..........................................................……………......2:00 pm

Candle Lighting - no later than...................................…...…….… 6:19 pm

Mincha.............................................................................................6:30 pm

KOL NIDRE.................................…………………………...….…6:45 pm

Wednesday Morning, October 2th

Morning ....................................................................………….…8:00 am

Yizkor......................................................................………….…10:30 am

Mincha.......................................................................…………….4:45 pm

Neilah.........................................................................……….....…5:45 pm

Maariv............................................................................................. 7:05 pm

Maariv @ 7:05 p.m. Yom Kippur ends 7:16pm

 

 

 

 

 

Please Join Rabbi & Reb. Perelson and Family For Our Annual Sukkot Dinner on

October 6th After Mariv

$75 Per Adult $60 Per Child

Catered by Diamond Catering

 

 

SAVE THE DATE

Shabbaton

Let’s Keep Shabbos Together!!

Exciting & Informative Program from the beginning

Of Shabbat until Shabbat concludes

(You probably will not want it to end)

November 7^th and 8^th

At FPJC To Register Please Call 718-444-6868

Program Highlights

-Full Children’s Program & Babysitting throughout

-Delicious Food

-Open tea room throughout

-Renowned lecturers

-Learning tips for making Shabbat observance easier

-Parenting classes

 

 

 

NO SCOOTERS ALLOWED INSIDE THE BUILDING AND NO BALL PLAYING IN THE LOBBY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Duvdevan Unit needs ceramic bulletproof vests each costing $550 with all that comes with it. Please donate to help protect our soldiers. May Hashem protect Am Yisrael

You can make your checks to Flatbush Park Jewish Center

and note the memo Bulletproof vests

 

 

 

 

 

 

Torah Dedication for Shir Shlomo

A Fallen Soldier on the October 7^th Attack

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FLATBUSH PARK JEWISH CENTER WEEKLY EVENTS

Monday – Thursday

10 minutes before Mincha- Mishna

After Maariv- Chumash & Rashi

7:45- 9:45 PM Night Kollel -Topic of Your Choice

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Thursdays- 8:45PM- 10:15 PM  Mishmar Program

Learning through Various Torah Topics In Depth

 

We encourage you to join the growing list of members who have signed up for one on one zoom sessions to learn how to read Hebrew.  For a small investment of your time, you can become an active participant in the davening!

 

    

If Anyone Wants To Sponsor In Memory Of A Loved One The Day’s Learning Which Includes The Daf Yomi and The Evening Kollel Learning Please Contact The Shul Office

 

 

 

 

Do you know anyone in need?  Call Rabbi Perelson @ 718.444.6868

 

 

 

Thursdays- 8:45PM- 10:00PM New Mishmar Program Learning Through Various Torah Topics In Depth

 

 

FPJC is looking to create an historical archive of Dinner Journals and copies of the Voice (Shul bulletin). If you have any in your home, please drop them off in the Shul office.

 

 

DAILY AMUD YOMI

9:00AM AFTER SHACHARIT

GIVEN BY RABBI PERELSON

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS

 

 

 

      

                                                           

 

      Refuah Sheleima:

Shlomo Ben Naiomi, Leib ben Toiba, Magdolena Szigeti, Michael Weisblatt, Meir Kadosh, Zita Yakubovich, Samuel Richmond,  Melissa Nosomowitz, Eugene Galpert,  Lisa Weiselberg, Ann Bieber, Louis Gross, Lawrence & Carol Kaufman, Louis Kirsch, Florence Birnbaum, Binyamin Joyce,   Miriam Kindler, Breindy Teitelbaum, Avraham Daniel ben Devorah Tova, Tzilia Adamsky, Alex ben Leah, Helene Galletta, Gitel bat Sarah, Esther bat Janja, Anne Chesler, Irina bat Bayla, Erica bat Tila Elka, Tzipora bat Rajzi, Malka Shoshana bat Batya Nechama, Rochale Batya bat Chana Masha, Ronie ben Tzipora, Rivfka Deborah bat Gitel, Adam Meister, Pesach ben Bayla, Sima Rochel bat Yehudit, Benjamina Bat Necha, Efrat bas Shoshana, Shmuel Meltser ben Raizel, Menachem Mendel ben Rivkawolf, Shaya Eisen, Rachel Dvorah bat Tova, Miryam bat Shoshana, Harvey Hecker, Shlomo ben Shifrah, Ruth bat Emili, Rivka Chasha bas Tzivia Leah, Golda bas Feiga,  Chaim Rachmiel ben Yitzchok,  Zypora bat Malamed,  David Schor, Tzipora bat Velved Adamsky, William Schwartz, Yechiel Yaakov ben Tzivia Leah, Margalit Sara Efrat bat Katoon,  Chaya Sofya Sara bat Mera, Yisroel Dovid ben Batya, Avraham Ber ben Pesaa Bluma, Chana Frjda bat Judyt, Monachem Mendel ben Laya,   Asher ben Yael, Rivka bat Sara,  Felix Reydler, Allegra bat Rika, Boruch Yitzhock Elimelech ben Nechama. Rochel bat Batia, Yaakov ben Chaya Sarah, Shmuel Yackov ben Rivkah Tehillah, Sarah bat Sivan, Albert Kadosh, Sarah bat Chaya, Reuven ben Chana Leah, Avraham Tsvi ben Brynah, Luba bas Machla

Baruch Hashem, some of the above are nearing full recovery.

Our prayers are for all, with Hashem’s help, to have a Refuah Sheleima.

         

                   

                  

                   

                       

     Kiddush Sponsors:

          

                                         

         

                

                 

      Mr. & Mrs. Walter & Sima Friedman in memory of Walter’s beloved father, Laizer Friedman A”H.

      

      

 

     

          

           

     Seudah Shlishit Sponsors:

            

                           

     

     

           

           Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel & Jacklyn Huberman in memory of Nathaniel’s beloved grandfather, Icchack Ganc A”H.

      Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Galina Prober in memory of Galina’s beloved brother, Michael Denenberg A”H.

       

      

        

                

         

     Nedivei Yom:

                  Reb. Sheila Halpern in memory of Sheila’s beloved grandfather, Nachum Lifschitz A”H, Ms. Lila Goldstein in memory of Lila’s beloved grandfather, Morris Goldstein A”H, Ms. Gayle Piltzin and Mrs. Brenda Iosefson-Piltzin in memory of their beloved grandfather, Elias Piltzin A”H, Mrs. Paula Vays in memory of Paula’s beloved mother-in-law, Gizella Gittel Weiss A”H, Mrs. Marilyn Bernstein in memory of Marilyn’s beloved sister, Libby Gloria Kessler A”H, Mrs. Galina Prober in memory of Galina’s beloved brother, Michael Denenberg A”H.

     

         

     

     

      

     

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