Rebecca Goldberg invited a wonderful group of family and friends to celebrate her birthday in a giving and meaningful way. Delicious meals were prepared for families in need and were delivered to the Melbourne Community Freezer.
Our Barmi boys had a special opportunity this week to learn about safety and responsibility. The boys also had the opportunity to ask many questions and a wonderful discussion followed.
Sam Chester commemorating 22 years since his Bar Mitzvah by reading the Torah in Shul this week.
Purim is just around the corner...
There's heaps of Purim activities and parties planned for Chabad Malvern. Here is all the information to keep you up to date!
Looking forward to celebrating with you!
Hamentash Charity Bake-Off
Sunday March 17
Choice of two 1 hour shifts. 10:00-11:00am or 3:00-4:00pm
In Term 2 (April), Chabad Malvern will begin its annual Bar Mitzvah enrichment classes. This is a program that is open to all boys no matter where they are having their Bar Mitzvah. These classes are not to teach the boys their Parshah or Haftorah but to prepare them for their Bar Mitzvah with an understanding of their new role.
Through hands on activities and different speakers we help them learn more about Yiddishkeit and themselves as they develop into manhood. These classes have developed a reputation for bonding the children as friends and supporting each other during this exciting year.
We will be holding a meeting for Parents and sons to discuss and familiarize you with our plans for the forthcoming Bar Mitzvah Program which commences in Term 2.
It is integral that you attend this meeting so we can hear from you about your expectations and what you would like this program to achieve.
The meeting has been scheduled for:
Monday Evening March 25th
At the Chabad Malvern Youth Centre
353 Glenferrie Road, Malvern
Commencing at 8:00 pm
Concluding at approx. 8:45 pm
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Stephen Grant in honour of his daughter Natalie's marriage to Noam Mankowitz.
Mazal Tov!
Mazal Tov Noam Mankowitz and Natalie Glatt on their upcoming wedding. Noamwill be called to the Torah this Shabbat in Shul.
Mazal Tov to the parents, Stephen & Susan Grant and Gail & Ian Rogers.
Mazal Tov to Didi and Victoria Simson on the birth of their son on February 28, 23 Adar I.
Mazal Tov to the grandparents, Richard & Ruth Lew andBrinah & Sean Simson.
Mazeltov to the great-grandparents Reuben Lew, Roma Silver and Chubby Picker.
Condolences
To Wayne, Peter, Brett and Tracey Lemish on the passing of their mother, Shirley Lemish, on Saturday February 23, 18 Adar 1.
May G-d comfort you amongst the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.
Wishing Long life to those that have Yahrtzeit this week
To Rossie Levy and Alan and Barry Kras on the Yahrtzeit of their mother Rita Kras, 25 Adar 1, Saturday, March 2, 2019.
To Helene Lewit on the Yahrtzeit of her husband and to Anna Ciddor, Miriam Hoffman and Tamar Lewit on the Yahrtzeit of their faither Robert Lewit, 1 Adar, Friday, March 8, 2019.
To Ron Rogers on the Yahrtzeit of his mother Sala Rogers, 1 Adar, Friday, March 8, 2019.
To Barbara Davis on the Yahrtzeit of her brother Stephen Krass, 1 Adar, Friday, March 8, 2019.
Jewish Birthdays this week
Kate Posner
25 Adar 1
02-03-19
Sage Priester
25 Adar 1
02-03-19
Dafna Garfield-Morvay
26 Adar 1
03-03-19
Tomer Pik
26 Adar 1
03-03-19
Sam Chester
27 Adar 1
04-03-19
Harrison Feldman
27 Adar 1
04-03-19
Olivia Lew
27 Adar 1
04-03-19
Jeff Sharp
27 Adar 1
04-03-19
Harrison Blashki
27 Adar 1
04-03-19
Linda Schachter
28 Adar 1
05-03-19
Dean Smorgon
28 Adar 1
05-03-19
Alma Hechtman
28 Adar 1
05-03-19
Elliot Shiffman
28 Adar 1
05-03-19
Yael Carmeli
28 Adar 1
05-03-19
Sidney Gauvin
28 Adar 1
05-03-19
Ayden Carp
29 Adar 1
06-03-19
Tomer Barkay
29 Adar 1
06-03-19
Eli Sherwin
29 Adar 1
06-03-19
Justin Bancroft
29 Adar 1
06-03-19
Shaynie Ashkenazi
1 Adar 2
08-03-19
Ellie Rozendorn
1 Adar
08-03-19
Meira Lily Newstadt
1 Adar
08-03-19
Marley Israel
1 Adar 2
08-03-19
Gary Berman
1 Adar
08-03-19
Ora Garfield
1 Adar
08-03-19
Romi Rimer
1 Adar
08-03-19
Zaiden Kalbstein
1 Adar
08-03-19
Philippa Sheppet
1 Adar 2
08-03-19
Elise Kausman
1 Adar
08-03-19
Charlotte Chester
1 Adar
08-03-19
Daniel Super
1 Adar 2
08-03-19
Weekly Roundup
Service Times
Sunday: Shacharit 8:30am
Monday: Shacharit 6:45am
Tuesday and Wednesday: Shacharit 7:00am
Thursday and Friday, Rosh Chodesh: Shacharit 6:45am
Sunday - Thursday Mincha/Maariv at 7:30pm
Friday Night Mincha: 6:15pm Kabbalat Shabbat: 6:30pm
Shabbat: Shacharit 10:00am Mincha: 7:30pm Maariv and Shabbat ends: 8:40pm
Shiurim & Programs
Monday:
Torah Studies with Velly, 8:00-9:00pm
Shabbat:
Shiur with Reuvi, 9:15am
Tanya Class with Velly, 7:00pm
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