Shabbat @ Harvard Hillel
Weekly Announcements
Friday February 5th
Plag Hamincha/earliest shabbat: 4:00 PM
Candlelighting: 4:45 PM
Mincha: 4:50 PM
Saturday February 6th
Shacharit at 9:00 AM
Sof Zman K"S: 9:25 AM
Mincha/Seudat Shlishit: 4:35 PM
Maariv: 5:49 PM
Minyan during the week:
Shacharit: 8:30 AM Sunday, 7:15 AM Monday-Friday
Mincha: 4:55 PM Sunday-Thursday
Special Announcement:
This Shabbat, the Minyan is honored to host Rabbi Menachem Schrader, founding director of Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus and Director of the Aliza Flatow Program at Nishmat. Rabbi Schrader will be speaking on the topic of: "Action, Thought, and Feeling in Mitzvot: Rav Soloveitchik's Perspective." If anyone would like an opportunity to sit down with Rabbi Menachem Schrader one-to-one while he is here from Friday through Saturday night please e-mail Rav Ben (ben@hillel.harvard.edu).
Shiurim this week:
Continue to check the "Classes and Events" section on this site.
Plag Hamincha/earliest shabbat: 4:00 PM
Candlelighting: 4:45 PM
Mincha: 4:50 PM
Saturday February 6th
Shacharit at 9:00 AM
Sof Zman K"S: 9:25 AM
Mincha/Seudat Shlishit: 4:35 PM
Maariv: 5:49 PM
Minyan during the week:
Shacharit: 8:30 AM Sunday, 7:15 AM Monday-Friday
Mincha: 4:55 PM Sunday-Thursday
Special Announcement:
This Shabbat, the Minyan is honored to host Rabbi Menachem Schrader, founding director of Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus and Director of the Aliza Flatow Program at Nishmat. Rabbi Schrader will be speaking on the topic of: "Action, Thought, and Feeling in Mitzvot: Rav Soloveitchik's Perspective." If anyone would like an opportunity to sit down with Rabbi Menachem Schrader one-to-one while he is here from Friday through Saturday night please e-mail Rav Ben (ben@hillel.harvard.edu).
Shiurim this week:
Continue to check the "Classes and Events" section on this site.
Shabbat Happenings
1 hour before Shabbat Mincha
Explore the World of Halakha:
The Responsa of Rav Moshe Feinstein zt"l
Rav Moshe Feinstein defined halakha in North America for a generation. He addresses every imaginable issue in his responsa; from kashrut to labor unions and does so utilizing a unique combination of classic sources, modern day understandings and ethical considerations.
Every Shabbat afternoon we will examine a different teshuva of Rav Moshe taking a look at the traditional sources he brings to argue his point as well as his value judgments and ethical considerations.
Every Shabbat afternoon we will examine a different teshuva of Rav Moshe taking a look at the traditional sources he brings to argue his point as well as his value judgments and ethical considerations.