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Monday - Friday @ 8am; Sunday @ 9:15am
**NOTE: Shacharit on Thurs, Nov 25 will begin at 9:15am.
Start your day with Darkhei and join with other community members for davening and kaddish. Our vibrant daily minyan is a great way to stay connected during this challenging time. 

To join: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/100602277?pwd=OW05WS9kR0VWbStrOVdrVVdVVDFvZz09
Meeting ID: 100 602 277      Passcode: 784642

Click here for a Virtual Tefillah Handbook, compiled by Talia Hurwich, which explains such things as the order of Shacharit and Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat.

Friday

Candle Lighting: 4:13pm

Kabbalat Shabbat - 150 West 85 Street (MCS)
5:00pm

Shabbat

Shabbat Davening and Kiddush - 150 West 85 Street (MCS)
9:15am 

• Kiddush this week is sponsored by Avi and Sarah Zollman in honor of the Thanksgiving Day Parade.

We have a misheberach list for those who cannot be in shul on during Shacharit on Shabbat. If you would like your name or the name of a loved one to be given to the gabbais at Shacharit on Shabbat, please contact Jordana.

Kids' Parsha Group in the Park (weather permitting)
10:45am (email Jordana@dnoam.org for more information)
Kids' Parsha Group in the Park is back! Kids ages 4-12 will gather for a discussion of this weeks Torah portion, a secret password and some ring pops led by Rabbi Dan Smokler (father of Shalev and Nadiv). All backgrounds and levels welcome. We will be wearing masks.
In the event of inclement weather, the Kids' Parsha Group will not meet. 

Tot Tefillah in the Park (weather permitting)
10:30am (email Jordana@dnoam.org for more information)
Bring a blanket for your family and gather together for a socially distanced Tot Tefillah in the Park. If you can, please bring copy of the Tot Tefillah siddur and a stuffed torah. Grape juice and individually portioned snacks will be provided for "kiddush" afterwards.
In the event of inclement weather, Tot Tefillah will not meet. 

Parsha Group for Teens (7th grade and up) - 150 West 85 Street (MCS)
11:15am
Together we will explore the weekly Torah portion in an easy going, interesting and conversational fashion. In particular, we will look at the questions all young people are thinking about these days, as refracted through the Torah portion: Who am I? What do I want to do with my life? Who are my real friends? What do I hope to become and why? How do I get through the crazy of life and still be a normal young person? That kind of stuff. We don't pretend to have any answers for these questions, but we do think that exploring them together, with the wisdom of the Torah helps us live a little better. If you're interested in joining, please contact Peter Beinart at Peter.Beinart@journalism.cuny.edu.​​​
Masks and vaccination required.

Havdalah: 5:12pm

Tuesday

Mishna Shiur  
8 - 9pm   
Join Darkhei Noam community members and Yuri Simon on Tuesday nights from 8 to 9 pm for a Mishna Shiur.

To join: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87359647358?pwd=dHBVYUtQZmlWTG5GLzJWRVJwdkxVZz09
Meeting ID: 873 5964 7358      Passcode: 545504

Torah for the Plague
8:30 pm
Join Dan Smokler for an interactive study, learning primary Jewish sources on the weekly Torah Portion to glean a unique meaning for this particularly difficult moment. 

To join: https://hillel.zoom.us/j/6690998518

Thursday

Teachings of Wonder, Wisdom and Values with Joe Septimus
8 pm
We will explore selected teachings from Torah, Talmud, Midrash, and various other sources. The texts are rich in literary style, their willingness to confront the strengths and weaknesses of human nature, and their exploration of godliness and universal realities. Our texts and discussion will enhance and deepen our appreciation of life’s wisdom and Jewish values. 

To join: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88634534435?pwd=ODVOWU5CRFZNWXFiR3Nxdm1ncU5FZz09
Meeting ID: 886 3453 4435      Passcode: 221543