Darkhei Noam

February 10-11 / 11-12 Shvat -

 

To register for our upcoming Scholar-in-Residence luncheon with Professor Jeremy Dauber on February 11, please click here.  For more information please see below. 

 

Darkhei Noam will be meeting this Friday Night.  Mincha will begin at 5:15 pm.  

Our Scholar-in-Residence, Professor Jeremy Dauber, will be speaking between Kabbalat Shabbat and Ma'ariv. 

 

Joe Septimus' shiur is cancelled for this week.  We wish Joe a speedy recovery!

 

Davening will begin at 9:00 a.m. in the gym.
 

 

Youth Programming for children under 5 will be held in the chapel, children ages 5-8 will be in the middle room and children 8 and older will be in the downstairs gym (basement).  Tot tefillah will begin at approximately 11:00 a.m.     

The text study this week will be given by our Scholar-in-Residence, Professor Jeremy Dauber

 

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 Heschel School located at 270 West 89th Street between West End Avenue and Broadway.  For our complete schedule, please click here.

Sponsorships for Kiddush are available.  If you are interested in sponsoring Kiddush please click here or contact Mandy at mandy.darkheinoam@gmail.com.   

Scholar In Residence: Professor Jeremy Dauber, February 10-11, 2012 -

 

Darhkei Noam is pleased to invite you to our next scholar-in-residence Shabbat on February 10-11, featuring Professor Jeremy Dauber. Professor Dauber teaches Yiddish language and literature at Columbia. He has published books on how works of the Jewish Enlightenment used Biblical and rabbinic texts and on the topics of belief and skepticism in early modern Jewish literature. Professor Dauber will speak three times over Shabbat - Friday night services, Shabbat morning services, and at a communal lunch. 

 

Professor Dauber will be speaking on the following topics throughout Shabbat:

 

Friday night during services: “Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav and Sacred Yiddish Storytelling”.

 

Shabbat morning during services: “Parshat Hashavua in the Shtetl - The

Tsene-Rene on Parshat Yitro”

 

Communal Lunch (registration required): “The Jewish Bestiary, or, Everything You Wanted to Know About Dybbuks But Were Afraid to Ask”

 

To register for the lunch please click here.  We encourage you to register early for lunch to ensure you will have a spot, as our space is limited.

 

 

Many thanks to Ozzie Haller for sponsoring this weekend in memory of her husband, Jack Haller, z"l.

Evening with Dr. Hannah Kehat on the topic of: “Orthodox Feminism: Between New York and Jerusalem” -

Dan and Erin Leib-Smokler invite the Darkhei Noam community to join them on on Sunday, February 12th at 8pm in their home (100 W 89th St., Apt. PH 1) for an evening of learning and discussion on the topic of: “Orthodox Feminism: Between New York and Jerusalem” with Dr. Hannah Kehat, Founder and executive director of “Kolech - Religious Women’s Forum” in Israel.  Please RSVP to: elana.golumbic@gmail.com if you are able to join.  To learn more about Kolech please visit: http://www.kolech.com/english/