Safra Synagogue NYC

Shabbat Shalom! What makes the Shofar such a powerful force? Why is it an agent for change? Can't I make up a list of New Year's resolutions without the aid of a ram's horn? (Keep reading —> ejsny.org/rabbis-weekly-…)

We all like to feel like we've got life figured out. We know basically where we are going and how to get there. We know how to get all the sweet blessings that life has to offer. It's just a matter of bridging the gap between where we are (Keep Reding —> ejsny.org/rabbis-weekly-… )

Perhaps one of the most famous rhymes in England's history is one that begins, "Remember, remember, the fifth of November...". It asks the people twice to "Remember, remember" the treachery of Guy Fawkes, and his part in a failed attempt (Keep Reading --> ejsny.org/rabbis-weekly-…)

In Moshe Rabenu's parting words to Am Yisrael, he reminds them of their request at Mount Sinai to hear the Ten Commandments through Moshe's voice, and not directly from Hashem. The Midrash says that as G-d relayed the first commandment... (Keep Reading -> ejsny.org/rabbis-weekly-…)

There are many factors which can affect a person's path in life. We are greatly influenced by our families. The genetic make-up of a person can also significantly impact one's life. Additionally, our level of education can often lead us... (Keep Reading-> ejsny.org/rabbis-weekly-…)

In this week's perasha Moshe Rabenu, knowing that he will soon die and not enter the Land, instructs Am Yisrael for life after his demise: "All of the missvah that I am commanding you this day you shall observe to do, so that you may... (Continue Reading: ejsny.org/rabbis-weekly-…)

The Shabbat after Tish'a BeAb is called Shabbat Nahamu, the Shabbat of Consolation, named after the opening words of this week's Haftarah, "Nahamu, nahamu ami", "Console, console My people". This reading is the first in a series read ...(Keep Reading: ejsny.org/rabbis-weekly-…)

Candle Lighting 8:03pm Friday Night Service: 6:30pm Shahrit: 8:30am Minha 6:55pm Seuda Shelisheet/Mafseket 7:25pm Fast Begins 8:22pm Shabbat Ends 8:57pm (no Habdalah - recite "Barukh Hamabdil ben Kodesh LeHol" then change into non-leather footwear) Eikha, Arbit & Kinot 9:25pm

Shabbat Shalom Friday Night Minyan 6:30pm Shabbat Shahrit 8:30am Shabbat Minha & Arbit 7:40 & 8:45pm Habdalah 9:01pm One of the greatest faculties G-d gave mankind is the power of speech. G-d created man in his image, and thus, man possesses tremendous... bit.ly/2ujQvBU

Hodesh Tob! Rosh Hodesh Ab begins tonight, Thursday July 12th and is celebrated through tomorrow. *Remember to include Ya'ale Veyabo in the Amidah and Birkat HaMazon

Shabbat Shalom Friday Night Service: 6:30pm Shabbat Morning Shahrit: 8:30am Afternoon Minha & Arbit: 7:45 & 8:50pm Habdalah: 9:05pm The last two chapters of Perashat Pinhas describe the mussafim, additional sacrifices that are brought on specific days...bit.ly/2KApgNn

Shib'a 'Asar BeTammuz is a fast day commemorating the Roman breach of the walls of Jerusalem before the destruction of the Second Beit Hamikdash. This fast begins Ben Ha-Messarim, the three week mourning period leading up to Tish'a BeAb.

Shabbat Shalom! Friday Night Service: 6:30 pm Shabbat Morning Shahrit: 8:30 am Shabbat Afternoon Minha & Arbit: 7:45 pm & 8:50 pm Habdalah: 9:06 pm This week's Perasha revolves around the story of Bil'am, a gentile prophet known as a wicked sorcerer ... bit.ly/2MyCQxr

Join us nightly for one-on-one and/or small group learning and inspiration with charismatic community Rabbis.

Shabbat Shalom! For this Week's Full Schedule of Services: ejsny.org/schedule

Hodesh Tob! Rosh Hodesh Tammuz begins tonight, Tuesday June 12th and is celebrated through Thursday. *Remember to include Ya'ale Veyabo in the Amidah and Birkat HaMazon

Hodesh Tob! Rosh Hodesh Sivan begins tonight, Monday May 14th and is celebrated through tomorrow. *Remember to include Ya'ale Veyabo in the Amidah and Birkat HaMazon

Shabbat Shalom! For this Week's Full Schedule of Services: ejsny.org/schedule

Shabbat Shalom! For this Week's Full Schedule of Services: ejsny.org/schedule

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! With gratitude for our many blessings, we are delighted to announce that Rabbi Shlomo Farhi will become the Rabbi of Congregation Beit Edmond, beginning in mid-August.