Bais Levi Yitzchak Shul
Located at
556 Crown St, corner Albany Ave.
Use the Albany Ave entrance (1 flight up)
Mailing address- 383 Kingston Ave / Suite 249
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11213
Email address / info@blys.org
Tax Deductible donations via https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=F857S557E5LZJ
Zelle or Cash App # 917-327-9493
Daily Minyan
Shacharis Sunday @ 9:00am
Shacharis Monday through Friday @ 8:00am
Mincha @ 1:45pm
Maariv @ 8:00pm
Nightly Shiurum
Shacharis Shabbos 10:00am
Special Announcements:
This being the Shabbat before Purim, on which we celebrate the foiling of Haman the Amalekite's plot to destroy the Jewish people, the weekly Parsha is supplemented with the Zachor reading (Deuteronomy 25:17-19) in which we are commanded to remember the evil of Amalek and to eradicate it from the face of the earth.
According to many Halachic authorities, both men and women are obligated in this mitzvah. Parshas Zachor will be read at BLYS at approximately @ 11:30 am
Shabbos Schedule:
6:53pm Candle lighting for Crown Heights
1:45pm 1st Mincha
6:58pm 2nd Mincha
7:43pm Kabbolas Shabbos
9:15am Chassidus with Rabbi Mendel Lerman
10:00am Shacharis
11:30am Reading of Parshas Zachor (approximately)
6:53pm Mincha / Seder Nigunim
7:52pm Shabbos Ends
8:15pm Maariv / Megillah Reading / Havdalah / Purim festivities.
Davening Schedule for the following week
Shacharis - Sunday @ 9:00am
Monday through Friday @ 8:00am
Mincha – Sunday through Friday @ 1:45pm
Maariv – Sunday through Thursday @ 8:00pm
Grand Kiddush-Farbrengen Co-Sponsored by:
Mrs. Mazal Zirkind in honor of her birthday Mazal Tov Mazal Tov she should have a Shnas Hatzlacha Ubracha
Mr. & Mrs. Yoseph Ha’Kohen Shurpin, in honor of his father’s Yahrzeit Sholom ben Reb Yehuda Ha’Kohen obm his Neshama should have the highest Aliya ever. In honor of their grandsons Moshe Ha’Kohen Shurpin started putting on Tefillin, Mazal Tov he should grow up to be a Cha’Yol much Nacha from him all your children and grandchildren.
Mrs. Aliza Schmalberg in honor of her mothers Yahrzeit Tziril bas Yitzchak her Neshama should have the highest aliya ever.
Purim begins after Shabbos.
One may not prepare on Shabbos for the weekday, one should not take the Megillah out of its place or do any work -Melacha before 7:52pm the end of Shabbos.
After 7:52pm you should say the following “Boruch Hamavdil bein Kodesh L’Chol”. Will be starting Maariv later than usual to give everyone a chance to come to shul, With their Megillah or Costumes.
7:52pm Shabbos ends
8:15pm Maariv followed by Megillah reading and Havdalah. There will be simultaneously Megillah reading for women with children in the big classroom.
Sponsors are needed for Purim festivities.
*** Purim festivities *** Cotton Candy *** Face Painting *** Electronic Games *** *** Nosh *** Music ****
Machatzis Hashekel (Half a Shekel)
If you have not given Machatzis Hashekel yet, you can give it on Sunday Purim day.
Mattanot L’Evyonim - Purim Gifts for needy families
You can give Mattanot L’Evyonim (gifts of money to the needy) to, Bais Levi Yitzchak Shul
Sunday Purim Day
9:00am Shacharis
9:30am 2nd Megillah Reading
10:30am Second Megillah Reading
1:45pm Mincha
8:00pm Maariv
This year there will be Purim Seuda in the shul, please let us know if you are planning to join us, as we need to prepare accordingly.
Followed by Farbrengen.
Sunday Purim Day
Purim observances include:
a) Reading of the Megillah (Book of Esther), which recounts the story of the Purim miracle.
b) Giving to the poor (gifts of money should be given to at least two poor people).
c) Sending gifts of food to friends (a minimum of two ready-to-eat foods to at least one friend).
d) The Purim feast.
e) Reciting the Al Hanissim prayer.
Customs include dressing up in costumes and the traditional Purim foods.
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