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The Forest Hill Jewish Centre’s purpose is to nourish individual and communal Jewish connection through Torah learning and the celebration of Jewish life.  The Centre offers the Forest Hill Jewish community and welcomed visitors a warm, vibrant place to enhance their experience of Jewish tradition.

 

 



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Today's Calendar

Erev Rosh Hashana
Shacharis
: 8:00am
Candle Lighting
: 6:52pm

Friday Night

Mincha Service
: 6:43pm
Candle Lighting
: 6:43pm

Shabbos Day

Shacharis
: 9:00am
 
 
Shabbos Shuva Shalosh Seudos
: 5:00pm
Mincha Service
: 6:31pm
Havdalah
: 7:49pm

Upcoming Programs & Events

Sep
29
 
 
Rabbi Elie's Weekly Women's Parsha Class
Thursday, Sep 29 11:00am
Sep
30
 
 
Tots Shabbat Music Class Winter 2022
Friday, Sep 30 10:15am
Sep
30
 
 
Tots Shabbat Music Class Winter 2022
Friday, Sep 30 11:15am
Oct
1
 
 
Shabbos Shuva Shalosh Seudos
Shabbos, Oct 1 5:00pm
Oct
4
 
 
Zoom Kol Nidre & Yizkor Service
Tuesday, Oct 4 4:00pm

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Vayeilech

Shabbos, Oct 1

Candle Lighting

Sunday, Sep 25, 6:52pm

Havdalah

Tuesday, Sep 27, 7:56pm

Erev Rosh Hashana

Sunday, Sep 25
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  • <a href="/from-the-desk.html?post_id=1002513" target=""> <span class="slider_title"> Tu Bishvat - Open Your Eyes </span> </a> <span class="blog_author"> Rabbi Elie Karfunkel </span> <span class="blog_date"> Friday, Feb 7th </span> <span class="slider_description"><p> </p> <p>This Monday we celebrate the special Holiday of Tu Bishvat.  Many of our Holidays require a lot of preparation to make happen.   With Tu Bishvat, it’s possible to hold a “Kabbalistic Seder” which has a Pesach feel to it, and it’s also possible to run all around Toronto in search of the most exotic fruit possible; nevertheless, the main part of Tu Bishvat requires one simple activity that we do 28,800...</span> <a href="/from-the-desk.html?post_id=1002513" class="slider_link" target=""> Read More </a>
  • <a href="/from-the-desk.html?post_id=996155" target=""> <span class="slider_title"> Lessons from The Moon </span> </a> <span class="blog_author"> Rabbi Mordechai Bookbinder </span> <span class="blog_date"> Saturday, Feb 1st </span> <span class="slider_description"><p> </p> <p>I grew up in a small town, essentially at the base of a ski hill. I can remember spending many Sundays bundling up to go skiing. For the first while, I spent more time getting up off the ground (having fallen down) then actually standing on my skis. It was only through perseverance (and being made fun of by an older sibling) that I was actually able to learn how. </p> <p>There’s a famous quote from Mishlei (Proverbs)...</span> <a href="/from-the-desk.html?post_id=996155" class="slider_link" target=""> Read More </a>
  • <a href="/from-the-desk.html?post_id=978185" target=""> <span class="slider_title"> The Secret Sauce in the Marriage </span> </a> <span class="blog_author"> Rabbi Elie Karfunkel </span> <span class="blog_date"> Monday, Jan 27th </span> <span class="slider_description"><p> </p> <p>One of the many beautiful aspects of my job is that I get to learn with grooms before they get married. The challenge is that most of them don’t appreciate what I have to say because they think the honeymoon phase of their marriage will last forever. The truth is, that with hard work, you <u>can</u> get permanent bliss, but only after years of work. The honeymoon phase is a gift from Hashem to let us know what we can achieve...</span> <a href="/from-the-desk.html?post_id=978185" class="slider_link" target=""> Read More </a>

 

 

 

 

 

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