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Experience an inspiring evening full of insights, song and of course a full gourmet Passover Seder meal.
Congregation Toras Chaim will hold the 2010 CTC Community Pesach Seder, Monday, March 28 at 8:45 PM, in the shul, catered by our own Ehoud Wilson, and conducted by Rabbi Yaakov Rich.
Prices: Adults $50 and …Read the full story »
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Join Rabbi Yaakov Rich for two classes aimed at helping us all prepare for the upcoming holiday of Pesach.
Sunday, March 14, 8:00-9:00 PM: Kashering Utensils & Preparing Our Homes for Pesach
Sunday, March 21, 8:00-9:00 PM: Step-By-Step Through the Seder
For men and women. No charge. All classes will be at Congregation Toras Chaim, …Read the full story »
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For Those Already Married, and Singles Looking to Get Married
The sacred institution of marriage is seriously threatened in our times. Shocking statistics about divorce rates combine with countless reports about unhappy marriages and unstable families to paint a sad picture of what happens after the mazel tovs are said.
A major …Read the full story »
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Mincah: 6:00 PM
Seudas HaMafsekes (bread with an egg dipped in ash & water) at home on the floor (we don’t sit together nor bentch with a mezuman, i.e. three men together)
Fast Begins: 8:27 PM
Maariv / Reading of Eichah (Lamentations) / Reading of Kinnos with explanations: 9:05 PM
Thursday, …Read the full story »
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Rabbi Label Lam | Parshas Nasso 5769
All the days of his Nazarite vow a razor shall not pass over his head until the completion of the days that he will be a Nazarite for the sake of HASHEM he shall be holy the growth of hair on his head shall …Read the full story »
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Selected Laws
A quorum of ten is not required to recite Bircas Hachammah. It is, however, preferable to recite the blessing in the company of a large assemblage because the glory
of the King is in the multitude of the populace.
Some authorities maintain that it is preferable to pronounce the blessing immediately …Read the full story »