THE VILLAGE SHUL MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of The Village Shul & Aish HaTorah Learning Centre
is to create a community where each individual can experience Jewish living to enhance personal growth, and where membership is outwardly focused in effecting positive change in the world,
according to the vision of Rabbi Noach Weinberg zt"l, our founder.
SERVICES TIME
Mincha Times has switched to Plag for the spring and summer months
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13TH​
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7:00 PM Mincha
6:12 PM Earliest Candle-lighting
7:12 PM Latest Candle-lighting
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH
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7:40 AM Pre-Shacharit Class (Main Sanctuary)
Rabbi Yosef Posen
'Philosophical Outlook of Rav Dessler'
8:30 AM Shacharit
10:10 AM (Fireplace Room)
Reb Zale Newman - New Series
'Stairway to heaven'
10:20 AM (Main Sanctuary)
The Rabbi’s message with
Rabbi Shlomo Katz
10:40 AM (Youth Chapel) & Kiddush (Fireplace Room)
Youth Program 'Father & Son Minyan'
11:10 AM (Main Sanctuary)
Issues @ 11 with Rabbi Raphael Shore
'Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Jew? Learning to Love the Lessons of Jew Hatred'
Advanced Ethics (Youth Chapel)
Rabbi Yosef Posen
'Coming Home to Teshuvah'
A Taste of Talmud (Office)
Baruch Fleischer
11:10 Girls (New Tots Room)
Youth Program 'Girls Shabbat Morning
11:55 AM Community Mega Kiddush
(Social Hall)
6:55 PM Mincha followed by Seudat Shlishit
8:01 PM Ma’ariv
8:11 PM Shabbos Ends
WEEKDAY SERVICES AT TVS
SEPTEMBER 15-20
​SHACHARIT
Sunday - 8:00 AM
Monday - Friday 7:00 AM
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MINCHA
Sunday - Thursday 5:50 PM
HIGH HOLIDAY AT THE VILLAGE SHUL
As the High Holidays approach, we are reminded of the importance of unity and reflection.
This year, our guest speaker Judith Raanan, a former Gaza hostage, will share her powerful story, prayer, and message for Rosh Hashanah.
Let us keep the hostages and their families in our thoughts and prayers, and come together with compassion and strength.
For tickets or more information, please click HERE or contact the main office.
If your membership dues are current, your tickets will be mailed soon.
Highlights include:
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Judith Raanan’s inspiring story
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Teen Program for Jewish pride
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Family experience with Sonshine and Broccoli
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Young Professionals at the Thirsty Fox Pub
We look forward to a meaningful and united holiday season.
Ariella Ruback
21 years old, formerly from Boston and now living in Efrat,
was stationed at the observation post in Kissufim that was attacked by Hamas on the morning of October 7.
She lost 30 friends in that massacre but miraculously survived.
Five weeks later, she returned to her Gaza base to continue her service to the People and the Land of Israel.
