Community Resources
Community Resources
COVID RESOURCES
NEW IMPORTANT WEBSITE: BergenShulsTogether.
This new site provides resources for the Jewish community during the COVID-19 crisis, which has hit Bergen County especially hard. BergenShulsTogether.com provides answers to many of your questions:
ERUV
Tenafly Eruv: Click here to see a map of the Tenafly Eruv and immediately surrounding areas.
Englewood Eruv: Click here to see a map of the Englewood Eruv and immediately surrounding areas.
KOSHER DIRECTORY:
Click here to see the updated RCBC Kosher Directory (May 2016).
MIKVAH:
For halachic questions about mikvah use, please consult Rabbi Block or our Yoetzet Halacha Nechama Price at
201-888-6999 or englewoodyoetzet@gmail.com.
Englewood Mikvah:
The Englewood Mikvah Association is an independent organization serving the entire community and is not a subsidiary of any synagogue.
The mikvah is located 89 Huguenot Street, Englewood, NJ 07631. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please visit the website www.EnglewoodMikvah.org . For regular women’s nightly use, an appointment is not needed but is strongly recommended. For use on Friday night and yom tov, for kallah service, and for tevilat keylim on days other than Sundays, an appointment is required - please consult the welcome tape at the mikva phone number at 201-567-1443 for details.
For administrative concerns, please contact Medinah Popper at 201-569-7818.
Tenafly Mikvah:
The Mikvah in Tenafly is located at Lubavitch on the Palisades - 11 Harold Street, Tenafly, NJ 07670. Telephone number 201-816-0440. By appointment only.
Sat, March 6 2021
22 Adar 5781
This Week at Kesher
Today's Calendar
| Parshat Parah |
| Shacharit : 9:15a |
| Mincha : 5:30p |
| Havdalah : 6:34p |
Tomorrow's Calendar
| Shacharit : 8:30a |
| Rabbi Nathan Laufer on Understanding the Haggadah : 10:00a |
| Maariv : 7:00p |
Friday Night
| Candle Lighting : 5:41p |
| Mincha : 5:45p |
Shabbat Day
| Shacharit : 9:15a |
| Mincha : 5:35p |
| Havdalah : 6:41p |
| Virtual Ancient Egyptian Art Tour : 8:00p |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Ki Tisa
Candle Lighting
| Shabbat, Mar 6, 5:34p |
Havdalah
| Motzei Shabbat, Mar 6, 6:34p |
Parshat Parah
| Shabbat, Mar 6 |
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Sunday ,
MarMarch 7 , 2021Rabbi Nathan Laufer on Understanding the Haggadah
Sunday, Mar 7th 10:00a to 11:00a
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Saturday ,
MarMarch 13 , 2021Virtual Ancient Egyptian Art Tour
Motzei Shabbat, Mar 13th 8:00p to 9:00p
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Sunday ,
MarMarch 21 , 2021Professor Halbertal on Ramban: Life and Thought
Sunday, Mar 21st 11:00a to 12:00p
KESHER ANNOUNCEMENTS
Send Mishloach Manot to every Kesher family for only $125!
Each family participating in the Kesher Mishloach Manot will receive one Mishloach Manot package and your family name will be included on the accompanying scroll.
We look forward to 100% participation!
Please place your order here .
All payments must be received by Thursday, February 19, 2021.
Adult Ed Welcomes Rabbi Levi Cooper on Drinking, Hasidut, and Purim
Sunday February 21st at 1 PM
Kesher Swag!
Kesher face masks for sale.
Get one while they last.
https://www.keshernj.com/kesher-swag.html
Shabbat Youth Groups Come to You!
Michael or Avigayil will be coming to your neighborhood on Shabbat between 11:15am-12:15pm over the coming weeks to bring some Divrei Torah & Shabbat fun to the kids. The meeting place will be outdoors, socially distanced, by a chosen home (TBD), weather permitting.
Yahrtzeit Plaques
To order a memorial plaque in the new building click here.
Kesher Lockers
Members can sign up to rent a locker here.
If you shop on Amazon
Please start each session by clicking on this link.
You will be directed to to Amazon and Kesher will automatically be credited with a commission for each purchase.
GOOD & WELFARE
Misheberach List
We are reconstituting our misheberach list, to be used at our daily minyan each and every Monday and Thursday. Please click here to add the name of a friend or family member who is in need of healing. Even if it is a name you've added already, we are starting the list anew, so please add it again.
If you wish, include in the last column the description of the individual, so we know for whom we are davening (eg, "Rabbi Block's aunt Sarah").