Daf LaKorei

 

 

 

Shabbos Mikeitz

 

ROSH CHODESH

December 4, 2021 -December 10, 2021

30  Kislev - 6 Tevet 5782

DVAR TORAH

                                                                                     

    

When you feel joy for what you have you will be free from envying what anyone else has. 

In Pharaoh's prophetic dream:

"AND BEHOLD FROM THE NILE ROSE UP SEVEN COWS, WHICH LOOKED GOOD AND HEALTHY OF FLESH AND THEY GRAZED IN THE PASTURE." (Braishis 41:2)

     Rashi comments that the cows looking good was a sign of the years of plenty. When the economy is flourishing people look at one another with a good eye and are not envious of each other.

    The idea that Rashi expresses is important for happiness in life. When you allow what someone else has to rob you of your own happiness, you will lead a life of suffering. However, appreciating what you have to its fullest, will enable you to be filled with good feelings and what someone else has will not disturb you. The more you zero in on the wonderful things that are happening  in your life the less it makes a difference if your neighbor has more than you. When you master this attribute of feeling joy for what you have, your whole life is a life of plenty.

     Lights of Chanukah resemble that joy and tranquil feeling every Jew must experience during the holiday. As the family unites around the Menorah we are reminded of the destruction the Yevanim tried to bring upon us. We understand the miracles that Hashem preformed for us and we are very thankful for these miracles. However, we would be remised if we only thanked Hashem for the past miracles and forgot the miracles of the present. So on Chanukah Hashem reminds us to thank him for the present miracles as well.   

     On Chanukah Hashem turns on the lights for us and says my beautiful children look at what I gave each one of you. I have given you talents, family, home, health, and wealth. It’s time you rejoice with all those wonderful gifts. The lights are on to look at and appreciate.

      Look around at our community at our synagogue and be proud. You are a part of lively and vibrant community. Your part of a synagogue that has over 100 children.   Stop for a moment and say Baruch Hashem.

     On the last day of Chanukah we have eight burning candles. Hashem understands that we have hectic lives and we may forget to appreciate all the gifts. Therefore we end Chanukah with eight reminders to stop, look, and appreciate.

Wishing everyone a Fralach Chanukah and a Shabbat Shalom From the Perelson Mishpacha.

    

                      

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WARNING

Mill Basin Yeshiva Academy Put A Lot Of Money, Time, and Effort Into Decorating Their School Lobby For Chanukah.  It Is Very Important That Every Parent Keeps An Eye On Their Children To Make Sure That No Decorations Are Torn Down and Destroyed!

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

 

 

 

 

TEEN MINYAN

PLEASE JOIN FPJC

FOR

Tuesday Night’s Teen Learning Program at 8:00PM

With Rabbi Yisroel Perelson

Teen Minyan Will Resume December 18th Starting At 9:30AM In The Mestel Midrash

Led By

Rabbi. & Rebbetzin. Michael and Hanna Levy.

Looking For Sponsors For The Teens Tuesday Night’s Learning Program And Teen Kiddush On Shabbos

 

 

 

Chanukah Bowling Party

 

Please Join FPJC Chanukah Bowling Party At Funfest Lanes For Kids Ages 6-12

On Sunday, December 5, 2021 From 2-4PM

The Party Includes 1 Hour Of Bowling And One Hour In The Party Room.

Pizza, Fries, and Soda Catered By Dagan Pizza

Registration Required.  Please Call  The Shul Office Or Mark Heiss 347-525-3151

To Reserve A Spot.  Limited Spots Available

Headed By Rabbi Yisroel Perelson

 

 

CHILDREN'S SHABBOS PROGRAM IS BACK!

PLEASE SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO GROUPS!

 

 

 

                                           

Looking For Sponsors For The Teens Tuesday Night’s Learning Program And Teen Kiddush On Shabbos

 

 

 

 

 

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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

7:45- 8:15 PM The Mina Horowitz A”H Hilchos Shabbos Chabura

 8:30 - 8:40 Chovot Halevavot- Fundamentals of Bitachon (call in # 319.527.4425)

8:40- 9:30PM Gemara Sukka

Mondays 8:40 PM Beginners Talmud Monday 9:15PM Chumash & Rashi for Woman on Zoom

Tuesdays 8:45 - Parsha class for Woman on Zoom

Wednesdays- 8:40PM Parsha Class

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

 

 

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Refuah Sheleima:

 

Shlomo Ben Naiomi, Leib ben Toiba, Magdolena Szigeti, Michael Weisblatt, Meir Kadosh, Zita Yakubovich, Samuel Richmond,  Sharolta Gollender, Melissa Nosomowitz, Eugene Galpert, Judith Jackier, Lisa Weiselberg, Ann Bieber, Louis Gross, Lawrence & Carol Kaufman, Louis Kirsch, Florence Birnbaum, Binyamin Joyce, Marlene Nussbaum, Sol Glickstein, Zelig & Miriam Kindler, Breindy Teitelbaum, Avraham Daniel ben Devorah Tova, PP Charles R. Harary, Rose Bronheim, 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, Fay Targownik, Chaim Rachmiel ben Yitzchok, Adam Epner

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

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

 

 

     

 

   Nedivei Yom:

   Mrs. Gloria Porath in memory of Gloria’s beloved father, Katriel Blumenfeld A”H, Mr. Danny Bensusan in memory of Danny’s beloved brother, Tzion Benshushan A”H, Mr. Yasha Zelmanovich in memory of Yasha’s beloved father, Aron Zelmanovich A”H, Mr. Meyer Forkosh in memory of Meyer’s beloved father, Mordechai Forkosh A”H, Mr. Jeff Goldman in memory of Jeff’s beloved grandfather, Morris Goldman A”H, Mr. Leslie Lichtman in memory of Leslie’s beloved mother, Beverly Lichtman A”H, Mrs. Simona Meister in memory of Simona’s beloved mother, Zahava Baer A”H, Mr. Philip Levine and Mr. Steven Levine in memory of their beloved grandfather, Morris Bornstein A”H, Mrs. Caren Garbulsky in memory of Caren’s beloved nephew, Alex David A”H, Mrs. Toby Horn in memory of Toby’s beloved uncle, Moses Solny A”H, Ms. Sally Blackman in memory of Sally’s beloved father, Mayer Cooper A”H, Mrs. Sheila Powsner in memory of Sheila’s beloved mother, Minnie Beckoff A”H.

 

 

 

 

 

BAR MITZVAH LESSONS

 

If you are looking Bar Mitzvah Lessions Please Call Steven Blumkin At 917-618-1912 Or Email Him At steven_blumkin@aol.com

 

 

 AT FLATBUSH PARK