Zmanim for Rosh Hashana

Slichos Erev Rosh Hashana: 5:40
Monday Candle Lighting: 6:15
Mincha Monday: 6:35
Maariv Monday: 7:10
Tuesday Shacharis: 8:00

Mincha Tuesday: TBA
Maariv Tuesday 7:15
Tuesday Candle Lighting: 7:17

Wednesday Shacharis: 8:00

Mincha Wednesday: 6:00
Maariv Wednesday 7:15

Thursday Tzom Gedalyah
Slichos: 6:10
Mincha: 6:15
Maariv: 7:05

Zmanim for Nitzavim

Slichos this week is at 6:30 AM Friday Candle Lighting: 6:21
Mincha Friday: 6:29
Sof Zman Kreas Shmah Shabbos: 9:46

Pirchei Groups: 2:00 In the Agudah (YCQ)

Mincha Shabbos: 6:20
Maariv Motzai Shabbos 7:25

Sunday Shacharis/Slichos: 7:45 & 8:45
Mincha/Maariv Sunday & Thursday: 6:30

Zmanim for Ki Savo

Friday Candle Lighting: 6:33
Mincha Friday: 6:41
Sof Zman Kreas Shmah Shabbos: 9:44

Pirchei Groups: 2:00 In the Agudah (YCQ)

Mincha Shabbos: 6:30
Maariv Motzai Shabbos 7:36

The Seating commitee will be availvabe for seats for the year (and yom tov) from 10:30 - 12:00
Slichos: 12:35

Sunday Shacharis: 8:00 & 9:00
Mincha/Maariv Sunday - Thursday: 6:37

Zmanim for Ki Teitzei

Friday Candle Lighting: 6:45
Mincha Friday: 6:53
Sof Zman Kreas Shmah Shabbos: 9:42
Mincha Shabbos: 6:45
Maariv Motzai Shabbos 7:48

Sunday Shacharis: 8:00 & 9:00
Mincha/Maariv Sunday - Thursday: 6:47

Free concert this Sunday

Councliman James Gennaro and the Queens Jewish CommunityCouncil are proud to present a free 9/11 Tribute Concert in recognition of the bravery of Queens Hatzolah and all of its' volunteers

Sunday September 11th at 7 PM in the Colden Center at Queens College (65-30 Kissena Blvd.)

Featuring Shloime Dachs, the Chevra and Moshe Shur.

Voluntary donations will be accepted for the One Israel Fund's Gush Katif Emergency Appeal

For more information call the QJCC 718-544-9033

Zmanim for Shoftim

Friday Candle Lighting: 6:56
Mincha Friday: 7:05
Sof Zman Kreas Shmah Shabbos: 9:40
Mincha Shabbos: 6:55
Maariv Motzai Shabbos 7:58

Sunday Shacharis: 8:00 & 9:00
Mincha/Maariv Sunday - Thursday: 6:57

Membership & Seats

As we prepare to begin the new year we would like take this opportunity to wish all of our members and friends a Keteva VaChateema Tovah and a happy and healthy new year. We would also like to remind you, that this is the time of year that we collect membership dues and ask you to pay for your seats for the year and for the Yommim Noraim.

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Rates this year remain the same as last year: Membership is $200, adult seats are $125 and seats for children (living at home) over bar/bat mitzvah age is $25. For those of you who do not daven with us on a "regular" basis we also have a Chaver membership (at $100) so that you too can express you appreciation to the Rov & help us cover our expenses.

You can make your reservations via the internet by sending me an e- mail at jfaska@dtcc.com and the seating committee will be available the first night of Slichos from Ten PM to Midnight in the shul.

Please note: payment arrangements MUST be made by Motzai Shabbos September 24th. After that date, we will make your seats available, as needed, to others.

Please do not wait for Slichos (12:30) to come and make your arrangements, because we too need to prepare for the Yom Hadin and ask for rachamim.

Thank You

HURRICANE KATRINA EMERGENCY RELIEF FUNDS

Both Agudath Israel and the OU have established EMERGENCY RELIEF CAMPAIGN to provide assistance to those whose lives have been uprooted by this terrible tragedy. Read More
Information from the OU is available an their site

Responding to the incredible devastation from Hurricane Katrina in the Gulf Coast and surrounding areas, Agudath Israel of America has launched an EMERGENCY RELIEF CAMPAIGN to provide assistance to those whose lives have been uprooted by this terrible tragedy.

According to Rabbi Shlomo Gertzulin, Agudath Israel’s Vice President for Finance and Administration, “our offices have been inundated with calls by concerned Yidden who are anxious to lend a helping hand to our brothers and sisters who have lost all of their material possessions over the past few days. After speaking with our contacts in Louisiana, Tennessee Georgia and Florida, and learning first-hand the extent of the widespread destruction and devastation, we have decided to undertake this Emergency effort to provide funds for housing, food, clothing and other emergency needs for the victims of Hurricane Katrina.”

As is known by now, virtually the entire Jewish community in New Orleans has been evacuated, with many taking up temporary refuge in Memphis and other nearby cities. In addition to the emergency day-to-day needs, there are also many children who will need to be registered in new yeshivos and day schools in the communities to which their families have been evacuated. According to Rabbi Labish Becker, Agudath Israel’s Associate Executive Director, “there is no greater mitzvah at this time than offering a life-support system to enable those suffering from this terrible flood so that they can begin to reconstruct their lives, and hopefully return to their homes and communities as soon as conditions allow.”

Agudath Israel has in recent years launched similar campaigns following the 9/11 attacks, and for victims of terror in Eretz Yisroel, and the funds raised by these campaigns have gone a long way to helping those whose lives have been shattered to at least have some economic relief as they cope with the reality of their situations. “Now also, we hope that acheinu Bnei Yisroel will once again open their hearts and extend themselves as much as possible so that we can provide tangible assistance to those who are now coping with a myriad of problems, not the least of which are financial,” added Rabbi Gertzulin.

The Agudah leaders urge everyone to send contributions immediately to Hurricane Victims Emergency Relief Fund, Agudath Israel of America, 42 Broadway – 14th Floor, New York, NY 10004, so that the funds can be promptly forwarded to the victims.