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Friday Evenings - Services In The Social Hall:

Please observe all the directives found in this document:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UXGyYWX5nyIto7Plj6P0iS7xiGk9eQhg/view?usp=sharing

Please let us know if you are coming (You can still come if you forgot)

Shabbat Mornings - Services In Main Sanctuary:

Please consult with your physician before attending if you have any health concerns!
Please let us know if you are coming (You can still come if you forgot)
Please follow all directions of the Rabbis and appointed ushers.
Please Stop by and come earlier on Friday if you can to have your temperature taken using our new, Israeli, Tzomet Institute Shabbat Compliant thermometer.
Please observe all the directives found in this document:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UXGyYWX5nyIto7Plj6P0iS7xiGk9eQhg/view?usp=sharing

Please sit in the same place you sat last week

Public prayer is a contingent - although important, Rabbinic obligation
Guarding one’s health is a Biblical obligation of the greatest strictness
Please remember these priorities!
Morning Shema on no later than 9:00AM -Recite three paragraphs of Shema before Synagogue services.

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IMPORTANT UPDATE

Dear B'nai Torah members and friends,

The Orthodox Union of which we are a member, issued an advisory yesterday evening recommending that all Orthodox synagogues in North America, whether there are cases of COVD-19 in their community or not, should immediately close.

Therefore, B'nai Torah will have no services or classes until further notice. We advise all who receive this not to attend any other gatherings, religious or otherwise during this time.

Please remember that all classes continue to be offered on Facebook Live at the announced times on B'nai Torah's Facebook page.

The Rabbi, our administrator and Executive Board remain available by phone, text or email.

Obviously, the Shabbaton for prospective members who we met at the OU Fair will be postponed to a later date.
Rabbi Yaffe encourages our members to reach out to him for any reason whatsoever, even if it is to discuss some Torah or just schmooze.

We pray to the Almighty that all remain healthy and that this crisis will pass swiftly.

WEEKLY SHABBAT HANDOUT

Highlighted Upcoming Programs

Thursdays, 11:00AM Location: Miller Library

You've always thrown around a few words or expressions, now learn to speak it for real.

Led by Mrs. Chanie Yaffe

Megillah Reading

March 9
Mincha/Maariv @ 6:20pm, Megillah @ 7:20pm
After Party Has Been CANCELLED

Megillah Reading & Annual CBT Purim Party

Highlighted Upcoming Event

Friday, Feb. 21
Shabbat Dinner & Discussion
at CBT

RSVP: 413-567-0036
email: office@bnaitorahma.org

CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS

Highlighted Upcoming Event

Sunday, Feb. 2
Superbowl
Party

RSVP: 413-567-0036
email: office@bnaitorahma.org

CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS

JOIN US AT CBT FOR A KIDS' CHALLAH BAKE WITH A PIZZA LUNCH ON JANUARY 20, ONLY $12/PERSON, CALL (857) 230-8826 OR EMAIL CHANIEYAFFE@GMAIL.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT...

Sarah Kaye will be sitting Shiva and receiving condolences for her sister Renah Ostrinsky at her home:

424 Inverness Lane, Longmeadow, MA on Wednesday 12/4 and Thursday 12/5 from 4-7 PM and on Friday 12/6 from 10AM -12 PM

Also, Bnai Torah Mincha /Maariv services will be held at the Kaye home on Wednesday 12/4 and Thursday 12/5 at 4:05 PM.

There will be no Mincha Maariv Service at CBT, 2 Eunice Drive, on those two days.

2019 SPECIAL HOLIDAY SCHEDULES

Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur Schedule

Sukkot, SHEMINI ATZERET & SIMCHAT TORAH SCHEDULE

What Did Maimonides Really Say?

DAILY

Sunday - Friday: 6:50PM*
Saturday: 7:55PM*

Sunday - Friday: 7:00PM*
Saturday: 7:50PM*

* Unless falling on a Yom-Tov (Holiday)
or Rosh Chodesh...(See Main Calendar For Times)

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We are a vibrant Modern Orthodox Congregation, that serves the Greater Springfield, Massachusetts area. We are located within the Forest Park neighborhood of the beautiful suburb of Longmeadow. Our services will inspire you, and weWe pride ourselves on our warm and inviting inclusiveness, and welcome all to take part in our services.

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As a synagogue, Congregation B'nai Torah has its roots deep within our Jewish Community. As indicated by our interlaced Megan Dovid logo, B'nai Torah was founded as an amalgamation of three of the original Orthodox synagogues in our community, Beth Israel, Kesser Israel, and Kodimah, and dates back to the Nineteenth Century.

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After much discussion, the three synagogues, while unique in there own right, found that they actually had much common. From there, the talks blossomed into one unified congregation, B'nai Torah.

In 2008, in order to keep up with the changing demographics, the Congregation purchased and renovated a new location, in the beautiful suburban community of Longmeadow, Massachusetts. The location is ideally situated next to our communities Jewish Community Campus, which is home to our JCC, one of our area's Jewish pre-schools, as well as the offices of the Jewish Federation of Western Massachusetts.

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