 | | PRESENTED BY THE KARASICK DEPARTMENT OF SYNAGOGUE & COMMUNITY SERVICES Presenting Calm Amid Corona: OU Mental Health Series We are excited to introduce this thoughtful series of conversations and presentations addressing the unique self-care and mental health issues that our community faces during these unique times. This series will take place Mondays and Thursdays through and May, beginning April 27. For more information, visit ou.org/mentalhealth and see below. Watch it here presented by the KARASICK DEPARTMENT OF SYNAGOGUE & COMMUNITY SERVICES SPIRIT Retiree programs presented by Yachad Yachad on Demand If you can't get to us, we're coming to you! Yachad on Demand offers our community a variety of social and educational programs every day from all across the globe. Yachad's virtual activities foster meaningful connections for individuals with special needs and their families. Find out more | | Join Us for a Daily Tehillim and Chizuk Call
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Today's featured speaker: Rabbi Dovid Kaplan of Congregation Ohav Zedek in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
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Rosh Chodesh Virtual Lunch and Learn
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Counting Toward Sinai Check out the full list of Counting Toward Sinai speakers. 49 women sharing a short perspective on Tefillah each day.
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Don't Just Count the Days; Make the Days Count Join Rabbi Yonatan Hirschhorn, OU-JLIC Torah Educator at University of Maryland, for a daily Sefirat HaOmer WhatsApp. Get a short vort on the sefira of the day plus a daily adovah related to that sefira.
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The "Survivors' Talmud" and the Obligation to Remember Special for Yom Hashoah from the Spring edition of Jewish Action: OU Executive Vice President Allen Fagin reflects on the Survivors' Talmud, "a remarkable testament to the enduring emunah of the few who survived Churban Europa."
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Responsa from the Holocaust In commemoration of Yom HaShoah, we recall some of the halachic dilemmas faced by Jews in the Kovno Ghetto. Led by Rabbi Ephraim Oshry, these Jews were determined to live by Jewish law despite the inhuman, horrifying conditions.
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NYC to Offer Free Kosher Meals for All Students and Adults Teach NYS, a project of the Orthodox Union, commended the NYC's Dept. of Education for moving to offer kosher and halal options during all three daily "grab and go" meal pick-ups. Teach NYS – along with UJA Federation of New York and The Jewish Education Project – began their advocacy for kosher and halal food options upon learning in March that meals for people with religious dietary restrictions were not available during the citywide school closure.
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Davening at Home in front of Pictures, Mirrors or Reflective Surfaces With shul doors still shut, see Ari Zivotofsky's discussion on the ideal davening environment.
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Grief, the Omer and Corona: Thoughts and Suggestions with Rabbi Tzvi Hersh Weinreb
Monday, April 27, 2020 at 8:00-9:00 pm EDT
Episode #1 of Calm Amid Corona: OU Mental Health Series. This series of conversations and presentations addresses the unique self-care and mental health issues that our community faces during these unique times. This series will take place Mondays and Thursdays throughout April and May. Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb, executive vice president, emeritus, of the Orthodox Union, combines his background and skills as a trained clinical psychologist, accomplished scholar, and pulpit rabbi, to provide extraordinary leadership and insight as we strive toward Calm Amid Corona.
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The Ideal Coronavirus Diet: Eating to Optimize Your Immune System and Maintain Overall Health During Prolonged Isolation and Home Confinement, with Eli Glaser, CNWC, CWMS Thursday, April 30, 2020 at 8:00-9:00 pm EDT
Episode #2 of Calm Amid Corona: OU Mental Health Series. Eli Glaser, CNWC, CWMS, is the founder and director of Soveya. He is a Nutrition & Wellness Consultant and Weight Management Specialist, an ordained rabbi, and an internationally acclaimed motivational speaker and author, who shares his own compelling story of struggle and success to help thousands of others. His book, "Enough is Enough", was released in 2019 and is widely available.
Watch | | Today's Sponsors | | | Thank you to the generous sponsors of today's 1PM Tehillim/chizuk call:
Terry and Zev Goldberg, in honor of the marriage of our granddaughter Aliza Goldsmith to David Kaye.
Ellyse and Tibi Schwartz in memory of Meir ben Reuven Melech, Aaron ben Yaakov Shalom, and Leah bas Yitzhak, and in honor of Ellyse's mother, Mrs. Selma Gordon- for the zechus to live for many years in good health.
Anonymous, in the merit of a refuah sheleima for all those afflicted by the Coronavirus, and for the refuah sheleima of Chaya Shira bat Chana.
Pnina & Jacob Graff, in honor of the birthday of our son Meir Graff on 10 Nissan, in honor of the birthday of our grandson Chaim Portnoy on 11 Nissan, in honor of the birthday of our grandson Meir Blum on 13 Nissan, and in honor of the birthday of our granddaughter Renee Kushnir on 19 Nissan.
Fran and Paul Gertelman to commemorate our mother, Chaya Ester bat Yehoshua's first yahrzeit, and as a refuah for all those sick with this terrible virus. | | | | | |
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