This week, for the weekly shiur, we have the zechus of hearing words of Torah from Rabbi Aaron Feigenbaum, Rav of the Young Israel of Memphis and Chaim's brother!
He will speak
At the Yager's home 65 Lee Place
This Wednesday night
8:15-9:00
Tehillim will follow
Call in number 1-610-214-0000
Participant access code 450754#
*Please remember to mute your phone when calling in*
May Yosef Chaim Yissachar ben Chaye Mushkit be granted a complete and speedy refuah along with all other Cholei Yisrael
Updates on the Emunah campaign started by Chaim Feigenbaum a"h. Please let's increase our emunah and remember that its all from Hashem l'ilui nishmas Chaim Yissachar ben Yechiel Zadel Dov
Monday, March 26, 2012
Saturday, March 24, 2012
New tehillim- Nissan
We wanted to thank you for all the tefillos and Tehillim that you have been saying for Chaim - each tefillah is so meaningful. We are once again beginning a new tehillim campaign . We encourage each of you to sign up again to recite certain perakim of Tehillim on Chaim's behalf every day over the next month. We feel that starting fresh each month gives people the opportunity to either recommit to recite the same perakim that they have been saying until now or to sign up for fewer or more perakim, as the case may be.
In the merit of our daily commitment to complete the entire Tehillim as a group each day, may Hashem grant Chaim and all other cholim a speedy and full recovery.
May the month of Nissan, a month of geulah and emunah bring much needed redemption and refuah to Chaim and all of klal yisrael!
Please click on the link to sign up
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvC8xx_V1usfdGJvc2I5V0Y5a1BPLUJWZXgteGZLekE
Additionally, a family friend went to Rav Kanievsky's daughter, Rebbetzin Koldotzki, for a bracha for Chaim. She recommended that people should recite the following perakim of tehillim 1, 13, 20, 102, 121, 130,142 everyday for him.
Thank you!
In the merit of our daily commitment to complete the entire Tehillim as a group each day, may Hashem grant Chaim and all other cholim a speedy and full recovery.
May the month of Nissan, a month of geulah and emunah bring much needed redemption and refuah to Chaim and all of klal yisrael!
Please click on the link to sign up
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvC8xx_V1usfdGJvc2I5V0Y5a1BPLUJWZXgteGZLekE
Additionally, a family friend went to Rav Kanievsky's daughter, Rebbetzin Koldotzki, for a bracha for Chaim. She recommended that people should recite the following perakim of tehillim 1, 13, 20, 102, 121, 130,142 everyday for him.
Thank you!
IMPORTANT UPDATE
Dear friends and family,
Chazal tell us that adding/changing a person's name can impact their mazal. In order to allow Chaim to receive the full benefit of this important statement of our sages, it was decided to add an additional name to his already powerful name. Tonight, Chaim's name has been changed to YOSEF Chaim Yissachar. We hope iy"H that in doing so, Chaim will be blessed with added strength to have a refuah shelaima bkarov! Please use his new name when davening and learning for his zechus.
We thank you for all of your continued efforts in davening and mitzvos performed in Chaims zchus.
Additionally, Chaim has been receiving platelets a few times a day. If anyone can come to donate platelets, it would be most appreciated and a big mitzvah. Blood types do not have to match for platelets. To donate blood, it needs to be O+. If you are available to donate, please reply to Esti at ChaiLifeline ERosenbaum@Chailifeline.org OR text or call 646-530-3507
May we hear only besoros tovos!!
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Refuahforchaim.blogspot.com
Chazal tell us that adding/changing a person's name can impact their mazal. In order to allow Chaim to receive the full benefit of this important statement of our sages, it was decided to add an additional name to his already powerful name. Tonight, Chaim's name has been changed to YOSEF Chaim Yissachar. We hope iy"H that in doing so, Chaim will be blessed with added strength to have a refuah shelaima bkarov! Please use his new name when davening and learning for his zechus.
We thank you for all of your continued efforts in davening and mitzvos performed in Chaims zchus.
Additionally, Chaim has been receiving platelets a few times a day. If anyone can come to donate platelets, it would be most appreciated and a big mitzvah. Blood types do not have to match for platelets. To donate blood, it needs to be O+. If you are available to donate, please reply to Esti at ChaiLifeline ERosenbaum@Chailifeline.org OR text or call 646-530-3507
May we hear only besoros tovos!!
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Refuahforchaim.blogspot.com
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Shmiras Halashon
Dear friends and family,
Thank you for all your tefillos and for all of the tehillim that you have been saying individually or with the tzibbur.
At this time, we would like ask people to commit to learning shmiras halashon and starting a machsom l'fi as a zechus for Chaim. Machsom l'fi groups are arranged as a successful way to grow in the mitzvah of shmiras halashon and to bring merit to someone in need. A person who joins a machsom l'fi is very careful to guard their speech for 2 hours, specifically to avoid all types of negative speech such as lashon hara (gossip), rechilus (slander), demeaning words or anger.Each machsom l'fi group is made up of 9 people who take upon themselves 2 hours a day so that the merit created by the machson l'fi is a force throughout the day.
There have been many great yeshuos that have come about when people learn and practice shmiras halashon. So now at this time we are asking people to commit to refrain from speaking and listening to lashon hara for a 2 hour time slot during the day for 2 weeks. By pushing ourselves to have compassion on others and speak kindly of them, we hope that Hashem will grant heavenly compassion and a refuah shleimah for Chaim.
To join this program, you can either commit to not speak loshon hara for a specific amount of time (as described above) OR you can set aside time daily to review the halachos of shmiras halashon. Ideally, one should do both, but you should only take upon yourself what you know you can commit to,
To commit to joining the machsom l'fi program, below is a spreadsheet to sign up for the machsom l'fi with instructions as to what to do.
To commit to learning shmiras halashon daily, there are different ways to do so either by book, phone or email. Each one divides the halachos into small sections that make it convenient to learn a halacha a day.
By Book:
1) The Chofetz Chaim: A Lesson a Day, by Rav Shimon Finkelman and Rav Yitzchak Berkowitz (ArtScroll); or
2) The Concise Chafetz Chaim: A Page a Day, by R' Asher Wasserman (Feldheim).
By Email:
A daily email sent by the Chofetz Chaim Heritage Center that contains a daily halacha about shmiras halashon. You can send an email to editorial@chofetzchaimusa.org to subscribe.
By Phone:
Call at 11am 212-990-8000 pin 3505# for Rabbi Shapiro's shmiras halashon lesson or call 845-356-6665 pin 3115# at anytime.
We encourage everyone to set aside a fixed time everyday to learn one halachah regarding shmiras halashon, either individually, with a chavrusa or as a larger group, as a zechus for Chaim and all other cholei yisrael.
Machsom L'fi sign up - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aq6y5p_LGxbadGpqZHhtR1QtU1U0Q1VXNGhIR3FQWmc
Below are some important Q & A you may have...
What does the obligation entail?
1. Choose the 2 hour time slot in which you will be careful not to speak or hear any time of negative speech
2. There is a daily kaballah that you may say at the beginning of your 2 hour time slot. Forgetting to say the kaballah does not invalidate your machsom l'fi; the most important thing is that you don't engage in any type of negative speech. You should, however, say the kaballah the first time you start you begin a machsom l'fi.
What should I do if I speak or hear lashon hara during my 2 hours?
One suggestion is to fine yourself in some way, such as giving money to tzedakah or adding more time when your watch your speech.
Will it work to the detriment of the person for whom I am dedicating my hours if I fail to keep my hours properly?
Your mishmeres can only add to the person's zechus. It cannot take away from it. It is still better to do something than nothing at all.
All this information has been taken from the Chofetz Chaim Heritage Foundation website with their permission
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Thank you for all your tefillos and for all of the tehillim that you have been saying individually or with the tzibbur.
At this time, we would like ask people to commit to learning shmiras halashon and starting a machsom l'fi as a zechus for Chaim. Machsom l'fi groups are arranged as a successful way to grow in the mitzvah of shmiras halashon and to bring merit to someone in need. A person who joins a machsom l'fi is very careful to guard their speech for 2 hours, specifically to avoid all types of negative speech such as lashon hara (gossip), rechilus (slander), demeaning words or anger.Each machsom l'fi group is made up of 9 people who take upon themselves 2 hours a day so that the merit created by the machson l'fi is a force throughout the day.
There have been many great yeshuos that have come about when people learn and practice shmiras halashon. So now at this time we are asking people to commit to refrain from speaking and listening to lashon hara for a 2 hour time slot during the day for 2 weeks. By pushing ourselves to have compassion on others and speak kindly of them, we hope that Hashem will grant heavenly compassion and a refuah shleimah for Chaim.
To join this program, you can either commit to not speak loshon hara for a specific amount of time (as described above) OR you can set aside time daily to review the halachos of shmiras halashon. Ideally, one should do both, but you should only take upon yourself what you know you can commit to,
To commit to joining the machsom l'fi program, below is a spreadsheet to sign up for the machsom l'fi with instructions as to what to do.
To commit to learning shmiras halashon daily, there are different ways to do so either by book, phone or email. Each one divides the halachos into small sections that make it convenient to learn a halacha a day.
By Book:
1) The Chofetz Chaim: A Lesson a Day, by Rav Shimon Finkelman and Rav Yitzchak Berkowitz (ArtScroll); or
2) The Concise Chafetz Chaim: A Page a Day, by R' Asher Wasserman (Feldheim).
By Email:
A daily email sent by the Chofetz Chaim Heritage Center that contains a daily halacha about shmiras halashon. You can send an email to editorial@chofetzchaimusa.org to subscribe.
By Phone:
Call at 11am 212-990-8000 pin 3505# for Rabbi Shapiro's shmiras halashon lesson or call 845-356-6665 pin 3115# at anytime.
We encourage everyone to set aside a fixed time everyday to learn one halachah regarding shmiras halashon, either individually, with a chavrusa or as a larger group, as a zechus for Chaim and all other cholei yisrael.
Machsom L'fi sign up - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aq6y5p_LGxbadGpqZHhtR1QtU1U0Q1VXNGhIR3FQWmc
Below are some important Q & A you may have...
What does the obligation entail?
1. Choose the 2 hour time slot in which you will be careful not to speak or hear any time of negative speech
2. There is a daily kaballah that you may say at the beginning of your 2 hour time slot. Forgetting to say the kaballah does not invalidate your machsom l'fi; the most important thing is that you don't engage in any type of negative speech. You should, however, say the kaballah the first time you start you begin a machsom l'fi.
What should I do if I speak or hear lashon hara during my 2 hours?
One suggestion is to fine yourself in some way, such as giving money to tzedakah or adding more time when your watch your speech.
Will it work to the detriment of the person for whom I am dedicating my hours if I fail to keep my hours properly?
Your mishmeres can only add to the person's zechus. It cannot take away from it. It is still better to do something than nothing at all.
All this information has been taken from the Chofetz Chaim Heritage Foundation website with their permission
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Women's Amen group- Sunday!
Attention all WOMEN:
Please join us for our second Amen Group as a zechus for a refuah shleima for Chaim Yissachar ben Chaya Mushkit and all cholim.
It will IYH take place this Sunday, March 25th, at Ohr Hatorah (36 Rector Ct Bergenfield NJ) beginning promptly at 10:00 a.m.
Led by our own Rebbetzin, Efrat Sobolofsky, we will say Birchot Hashachar together, recite Tehillim, and again work on deepening our connection with Hashem. May all the brachos that are said strengthen our connection with Hashem and bring a quick and complete recovery to Chaim Yissachar and all cholei yisrael
Please join us for our second Amen Group as a zechus for a refuah shleima for Chaim Yissachar ben Chaya Mushkit and all cholim.
It will IYH take place this Sunday, March 25th, at Ohr Hatorah (36 Rector Ct Bergenfield NJ) beginning promptly at 10:00 a.m.
Led by our own Rebbetzin, Efrat Sobolofsky, we will say Birchot Hashachar together, recite Tehillim, and again work on deepening our connection with Hashem. May all the brachos that are said strengthen our connection with Hashem and bring a quick and complete recovery to Chaim Yissachar and all cholei yisrael
Monday, March 19, 2012
Shiur and tehillim!
Dear friends and family,
After a remarkable turnout to the Motzei Shabbos tehillim at Bnai Yeshurun, we hope to continue our strong tefillah efforts this Tuesday night with a community wide tehillim gathering at Cong. Beth Abraham. Please make every effort to attend!
In addition to tehillim, we are honored to have Rabbi Marc Penner, Rav of The Young Israel of Holliswood and Associate Dean of RIETS speak as we continue our weekly chaburah for Chaim's refuah.
Rabbi Penner will speak on the topic:
“Male and Female He Created It: A Deeper Understanding of Shabbos”
Please note that the shiur will take place in Cong. Beth Abraham in Bergenfield to accommodate the tehillim gathering which will be held after the shiur. [Those who cannot attend the shiur are still urged to join us for tehillim]
The Schedule will be:
8:15-9:00 Shiur
9:00-9:15 Ma'ariv
9:15- Tehillim
The call in number will be available again this week for the shiur and tehillim
Call in number 1-610-214-0000
Participant access code 450754#
*Please remember to mute your phone when calling in*
May Chaim Yissachar ben Chaye Mushkit be granted a complete and speedy refuas hanefesh u'refuas haguf b'soch sha'ar cholei yisroel.
After a remarkable turnout to the Motzei Shabbos tehillim at Bnai Yeshurun, we hope to continue our strong tefillah efforts this Tuesday night with a community wide tehillim gathering at Cong. Beth Abraham. Please make every effort to attend!
In addition to tehillim, we are honored to have Rabbi Marc Penner, Rav of The Young Israel of Holliswood and Associate Dean of RIETS speak as we continue our weekly chaburah for Chaim's refuah.
Rabbi Penner will speak on the topic:
“Male and Female He Created It: A Deeper Understanding of Shabbos”
Please note that the shiur will take place in Cong. Beth Abraham in Bergenfield to accommodate the tehillim gathering which will be held after the shiur. [Those who cannot attend the shiur are still urged to join us for tehillim]
The Schedule will be:
8:15-9:00 Shiur
9:00-9:15 Ma'ariv
9:15- Tehillim
The call in number will be available again this week for the shiur and tehillim
Call in number 1-610-214-0000
Participant access code 450754#
*Please remember to mute your phone when calling in*
May Chaim Yissachar ben Chaye Mushkit be granted a complete and speedy refuas hanefesh u'refuas haguf b'soch sha'ar cholei yisroel.
Friday, March 16, 2012
Tehillim this Motzei Shabbos!
Please join us for tehillim for Chaim this Motzei Shabbos March 17 at 8:30 pm
at Congregation Bnei Yeshurun 641 West Englewood Teaneck, New Jersey
This gathering is for men and women.
Chaim very much needs our tefilos and we hope that by gathering together, davening as a tzibur, we can help bring him a refuah shelaima b'karov.
Every tefillah counts- please try your hardest to be there.
Thank you
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Refuahforchaim.blogspot.com
at Congregation Bnei Yeshurun 641 West Englewood Teaneck, New Jersey
This gathering is for men and women.
Chaim very much needs our tefilos and we hope that by gathering together, davening as a tzibur, we can help bring him a refuah shelaima b'karov.
Every tefillah counts- please try your hardest to be there.
Thank you
--
Refuahforchaim.blogspot.com
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