Half Hour Before Mincha

Now you can keep up with the times by participating in the dynamic weekly Parsha Class By Joe Slater (the weekly Torah Portion, which is read in the synagogue on Saturday mornings).

Each class begins with an overview of the portion of the week, followed by its relevance to our lives, using the writings of some of the great biblical commentators from antiquity to the modern era. Our discussions help us to understand the creator’s prescription for a good life, as well as a key historic time line of the Jewish people and the world. Prior experience with Torah study is not required.

Join us for Shabbat Evening Services followed by a light kiddush.

The traditional service is designed to guide you step-by-step and will make you comfortable regardless of previous exposure and background.

This, coupled with modern Jewish melodies and an easy to read prayer book translation will make Shabbat prayer services an enjoyable and meaningful experience for you.

Starts 10 minutes Prior to Sundown.
Mincha Followed by short discussion/Class. Followed by Evening and Havdalah Service.

Have you ever wondered what makes human beings tick? Do you want deeper insight into the human condition and our spiritual subconsciousness? Discover your soul on this fascinating journey into the deepest recesses of your psyche. Drawing on the ancient wisdom of the Kabbalah, as redacted in the text of the celebrated and seminal volume of Chassidic and Mystical teaching, “The Tanya”, this weekly class will open horizons and vistas beyond anything you have ever read, studied or imagined.

Join us 9:30 AM every Saturday followed by Kiddush luncheon at noon. You and your family will enjoy a meaningful, comprehensive and enjoyable Shabbat Service followed by delicious Lunch with the Rebbitzens Cholent, good conversation and great company—an opportunity to meet new people and make great friends!

Know who you are, what you stand for and what's your bottom line
In these uncertain and unpredictable times, the only thing that is certain is who we are, what we stand for and what's our bottom line. Going with this theme, Town of Oyster Bay is proud to announce new outstanding course series for the New Calendar Year to begin at the end of January. Getting in touch with yourself has never been easier!

6 topics for a solid foundation on Jewish life and philosophy Attend one or attend all. All classes begin at 7:30 PM. This course for women only. $12 paid in advance $15 at the door $36 sponsor. No prior experience or background needed.

Spanning a wide range of intriguing subjects, Money Matters discusses the personal ethics of bankruptcy and freeloading asking questions such as:
After purchasing a ticket for a ball game, can you move to an unoccupied, higher-priced seat?
If you ever have the money are you morally obliged to repay discharged debt?
Questions regarding topics in social ethics such as living wages, insider trading, CEO compensation, and collective bargaining are also addressed.

"Markets need morals, and morals are not made by markets. They are made by schools, the media, custom, tradition, religious leaders, moral role models and the influence of people," said the British Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks, "Jewish ethics has a long past and a massive resource of wisdom. That is why support JLI's Money Matters

Tanya, Cultivating the Inner Life

Discover inner resource that could help you resolve the most troubling, vexing and intimate human dilemmas:


Why is life such a struggle, a constant challenge?
Why is my inner life so full of contradictions?
How does one deal with anger, anxiety, unwholesome desires, jealousies, stress and emotional, mental and spiritual blockages?
What is the secret to developing loving and lasting personal relationships?
How does one attain genuine joy, satisfaction, and a general sense of wholesomeness?

Class for men and women. No charge. RSVP Call 516 682-0404 for more info

Half Hour Before Mincha

Now you can keep up with the times by participating in the dynamic weekly Parsha Class By Joe Slater (the weekly Torah Portion, which is read in the synagogue on Saturday mornings).

Each class begins with an overview of the portion of the week, followed by its relevance to our lives, using the writings of some of the great biblical commentators from antiquity to the modern era. Our discussions help us to understand the creator’s prescription for a good life, as well as a key historic time line of the Jewish people and the world. Prior experience with Torah study is not required.

Join us for Shabbat Evening Services followed by a light kiddush.

The traditional service is designed to guide you step-by-step and will make you comfortable regardless of previous exposure and background.

This, coupled with modern Jewish melodies and an easy to read prayer book translation will make Shabbat prayer services an enjoyable and meaningful experience for you.

Starts 10 minutes Prior to Sundown.
Mincha Followed by short discussion/Class. Followed by Evening and Havdalah Service.

Have you ever wondered what makes human beings tick? Do you want deeper insight into the human condition and our spiritual subconsciousness? Discover your soul on this fascinating journey into the deepest recesses of your psyche. Drawing on the ancient wisdom of the Kabbalah, as redacted in the text of the celebrated and seminal volume of Chassidic and Mystical teaching, “The Tanya”, this weekly class will open horizons and vistas beyond anything you have ever read, studied or imagined.

Join us 9:30 AM every Saturday followed by Kiddush luncheon at noon. You and your family will enjoy a meaningful, comprehensive and enjoyable Shabbat Service followed by delicious Lunch with the Rebbitzens Cholent, good conversation and great company—an opportunity to meet new people and make great friends!

Spanning a wide range of intriguing subjects, Money Matters discusses the personal ethics of bankruptcy and freeloading asking questions such as:
After purchasing a ticket for a ball game, can you move to an unoccupied, higher-priced seat?
If you ever have the money are you morally obliged to repay discharged debt?
Questions regarding topics in social ethics such as living wages, insider trading, CEO compensation, and collective bargaining are also addressed.

"Markets need morals, and morals are not made by markets. They are made by schools, the media, custom, tradition, religious leaders, moral role models and the influence of people," said the British Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks, "Jewish ethics has a long past and a massive resource of wisdom. That is why support JLI's Money Matters

Tanya, Cultivating the Inner Life

Discover inner resource that could help you resolve the most troubling, vexing and intimate human dilemmas:


Why is life such a struggle, a constant challenge?
Why is my inner life so full of contradictions?
How does one deal with anger, anxiety, unwholesome desires, jealousies, stress and emotional, mental and spiritual blockages?
What is the secret to developing loving and lasting personal relationships?
How does one attain genuine joy, satisfaction, and a general sense of wholesomeness?

Class for men and women. No charge. RSVP Call 516 682-0404 for more info

Half Hour Before Mincha

Now you can keep up with the times by participating in the dynamic weekly Parsha Class By Joe Slater (the weekly Torah Portion, which is read in the synagogue on Saturday mornings).

Each class begins with an overview of the portion of the week, followed by its relevance to our lives, using the writings of some of the great biblical commentators from antiquity to the modern era. Our discussions help us to understand the creator’s prescription for a good life, as well as a key historic time line of the Jewish people and the world. Prior experience with Torah study is not required.