Mishna Yomis: Explained

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Mishna Yomis new cycle began July 4, 2010.

Take this golden opportunity to join thousands of Jews all over the world who learn the two Mishnas each day. All you need is to find five to ten minutes out of your busy schedule and by learning two mishnas a day, you can slowly but surely gain basic knowledge of all of Mishna in 5 1/2 years.

Two Important Tips

Please remember to read the Mishna first and only if you have time read Kehati
Dont be hard on yourself if you miss a day

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February 7, 2012
14 Shevat 5772
י"ד שבט תשע"ב

Zmanim
- Alos HaShachar: 6:01 AM
- Netz: 7:16 AM
- Earliest Tallis: 6:26 AM
- Latest Sh'ma: 9:22 AM
- Chatzos: 12:41 PM
- Mincha Gedola: 1:14 PM
- Mincha Ktana: 4:32 PM
- Plag Hamincha: 5:55 PM
- Shkiah: 6:06 PM
- Tzet haKochavim: 6:51 PM

Shabbos
- It will come in 3 days.
- Candle light : February 10, 2012 5:51 PM
- Shabbos ends: February 11, 2012 6:55 PM

Weekly Torah reading
- Chapter: Yitro
- Haftara: Isaiah 6:1 - 7:6; 9:5 - 9:6

Holidays
- Upcoming date: Tu B'Shevat
- will come on Wednesday
  February 8, 2012
  15 Shevat 5772

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Congregation Toras Chaim is an Orthodox shul / synagogue / minyan in Dallas, Texas, where Torah observance and study are vibrant, relevant, and meaningful. . .today. Toras Chaim means a Torah of life and a living Torah, a Torah which permeates every part of our existence, and is consistent with all that we do.

A daily Far North Dallas orthodox minyan, Torah classes on a wide variety of topics for people on every level of learning, and a warm, inviting atmosphere, make Congregation Toras Chaim a popular shul (synagogue) for young families and mature adults in Far North Dallas eruv area. Congregation Toras Chaim has helped to create a Torah-based mainstream Orthodox Jewish presence in Far North Dallas, which has given rise to the continued growth of the Orthodox Jewish community in the greater Dallas Metroplex today.