Darkhei Noam

May 17-18 / 8-9 Sivan -

Volunteering Survey:  Building on the momentum of last week's Caring Community Shabbat, please fill out our 1-minute survey to help us gauge our capacity to help those facing health challenges.  (In the coming weeks we anticipate a second survey asking members with health issues to identify any areas in which they could use assistance.) 

Mincha Friday night will be at 7:00 pm (our spring/summer time). 

Joe Septimus' class will meet Saturday at 9:00 am.

Davening Saturday morning will begin at 9:30 am.

The dvar Torah will be given by Elana Golumbic and Mishael Zion.  

Kiddush is sponsored by Zohar, Shai, Mishael and Elana Zion Golumbic in honor of the members and leaders of Darkhei Noam, who have been an amazing kehilla kedosha to us for 5 years. 

Kiddush is sponsored by Rob Mayer for the first Yarzheit of his father, Arthur Mayer.

General -

Baruch Dayan Emet - 

We regret to inform you of the passing of Marilyn Fink Applbaum, mother of Allen Applbaum, mother-in-law of Barbara, and grandmother of Zoe and Lily. The funeral is tomorrow, May 20, at 1:00 pm at Riverside Memorial Chapel, 180 West 76th Street, NYC. Shiva information is available by clicking on the Chesed/Meals/Shiva tab at dnoam.org.

Mazel tov to Chasya-Uriel and Ahava Steinbauer on the birth of a baby boy!  If you would like to bring them a meal, you can access the meal schedule by clicking here.

On Saturday, youth programming for children under 4 will be in the large carpeted room on the third floor, groups for ages 5-8 will be in the first floor middle room and parashat hasahavuah for ages 5-9 will be in the chapel. Tot tefillah begins at approximately 11:00 am and childcare is available beginning at 9:30 am.
 

If you are interested in leading tefillah, leyning; delivering a text study; would like to serve as a greeter during davening or kiddush, wish for your child to lead the end of tefillah or Adon Olam; or would like to receive an aliyah please email us at info@dnoam.org.  

Darkhei Noam is delighted to arrange for home hospitality for Shabbat meals. If you are looking to meet other members of our community or are visiting for Shabbat, please email info@dnoam.org with your request.

We meet at the BJ Community House located at 270 West 89th Street between West End Avenue and Broadway. For our complete schedule, please click here. 

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Young Professionals -

We would like to announce that the Young Professionals Committee of Darkhei Noam has been awarded a grant from the Gen i and Jewish Community Development Task Force’s of the UJA Federation of New York in order to further enrich and develop the growing young adult community of Darkhei Noam. We look forward to using this generous grant to continue to foster community and create exciting events. Please feel free to email dnoamyp@gmail.com if you have any questions.