Schedule

Friday, September 15

7:09 PM - Candle Lighting (earliest - 6:10 PM)
7:00 PM - Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat - 125 Coltrane

Shabbat, September 16

9:00 AM - Morning Services (Latest Shema, 10:05 AM)

Class Schedule

10:30 AM - 11:15 AM - Class with Howie Frenkel, "It's Not Where You've Been, It's Where You're Going" in the Kiddush Room
11:15 AM - 12:00 PM - Class with Rabbi Krokotsky, "Torah Insights" in the Main Shul
11:15 AM - 12:00 PM - Class with Rabbi Mandel, "Choose Life!" in the Kiddush Room
11:15 AM - 12:00 PM - Class with Aliza Cohen for women in Room 113

Kiddush 12:00pm

Sponsored this week by Sid Schiff in honour of the Yartzheit of his mother, Genia bat Zeesha, and his 6th year anniversary as a member of the THW Shul .

Afternoon Schedule

5:35 PM - "Sefer Hachinuch" - Understading the Meaning of the Mitzvot, with Rabbi Krokotsky - 125 Coltrane
6:05 PM - "Parsha Pearls" - Lessons derived from the weekly Torah Portion (for men and women), with Rabbi Krokotsky - 125 Coltrane
6:50 PM - Mincha/Afternoon services - 125 Coltrane
7:15 PM - Seudat Shlishit - 125 Coltrane
8:10 PM - Maariv/Evening services - 125 Coltrane
8:15 PM - Shabbat Ends
1:10 AM - Selichos - 125 Coltrane

New Member Profiles

Meet the Majonis's!

Dr. Joel and Mrs. Bonita Majonis have lived in Thornhill Woods since 2002. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary this past summer. Joel is a retired university professor of Social Work. Since his retirement, he has achieved provincial registration in both Social Work and Psychotherapy, and maintains an active part-time Psychotherapy practice. Bonita holds a Master of Social Work degree and before retirement worked for more than 30 years in the social service system in Southern Ontario, achieving the ultimate position of Director of Research and Outcome Measurement in a large social service agency. Since her retirement, Bonita performs part time consultation work, volunteers at a local hospital, and continues her lifetime study of the classical guitar. Joel and Bonita have attended the Thornhill Woods Shul from time to time over the years of its existence, starting when it was held upstairs at the plaza on Bathurst and Rutherford Rd. They are pleased to note that the Shul is now associated with Aish, with its emphasis on inclusiveness for all Jews and learning.