2610 Pioneer Avenue
Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001
(307) 634 - 3052
[email protected]

 

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Shabbat Services

Please join us for Shabbat services every Friday evening at 7 PM.  Shabbat Services are also held on select Saturdays at 10 AM.  Friday night and scheduled Saturday morning services are announced on our website, Facebook page, and our weekly newsletter. Our services are in person and online through Zoom.  At the conclusion of services, enjoy our Oneg Shabbat.

Shabbat Services are led by lay leaders and visiting Rabbis.  Mt. Sinai is currently conducting a search for a new religious leader.

Coming Up

Wednesday, October 1 – 7 PM – Kol Nidre.  Service led by Rabbi Black, in person and via Zoom. We’ll open the Zoom meeting at 6:30 so people can chat. Services begin at 7:00. Please email [email protected] to receive the Zoom link.

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Thursday, October 2 – Yom Kippur Services led by Rabbi Black, in person and via Zoom.  We’ll open the Zoom meeting at 9:00 for the morning service and at 4:30 for the afternoon/evening service. Please email [email protected] to receive the Zoom links.  

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9:30 AM Morning service (Shacharit).

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11:30 AM Yizkor – approximately.

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5 PM – Mincha and discussion.

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6:30 PM – Neilah (concluding service) 

 

Break the Fast at the conclusion of services.

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Friday, October 3 – 7 PM – Erev Shabbat service in person and via Zoom.  We’ll open the Zoom meeting at 6:30 so people can chat. Services begin at 7:00. Please email [email protected] to receive the Zoom link.

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Sunday, October 5 – 3 PM – Israeli Dancing is on vacation this week. 

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Monday, October 6 – 5:30 PM – Bibles and Beer in person at Uncle Charlie’s and via Zoom. Jason Bloomberg is the moderator.  Please email [email protected] if you want to be added to the list of those sent the Zoom link each week.

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Friday, October 10 – 6 PM – Dinner in the Sukkah.  Please join us. We will be waving the lulav and etrog, weather permitting. 

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Friday, October 10 – 7 PM – Erev Shabbat service with Sukkot additions in person and via Zoom.  We’ll open the Zoom meeting at 6:30 so people can chat. Services begin at 7:00. Please email [email protected] to receive the Zoom link.

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Sunday, October 12 – 3 PM – Israeli Dancing is on vacation this week.

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Monday, October 13 – 5:30 PM – Bibles and Beer in person at Uncle Charlie’s and via Zoom. Jason Bloomberg is the moderator.  Please email [email protected] if you want to be added to the list of those sent the Zoom link each week.

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Thursday, October 16 – 7 PM – Memorial for those who perished on 10/7/23 and later. 

 
 
 
 
 
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Weekly Message from the Board President

 

Does it seem like Yom Kippur came fast this year?  (sorry, bad joke).  Kol Nidre is this Wednesday, October 1st.  Services will be led by Rabbi Joe Black.  Services begin at 7 PM.  They will also be on Zoom.  The Zoom broadcast begins at 6:30.

Yom Kippur services on Thursday begin at 9:30 AM, led by Rabbi Black.  They will also be on Zoom – the Zoom broadcast begins at 9 AM.

Break the Fast will follow services.  A good time to come would be at 5 PM.  Break the Fast usually takes place after 7 PM.  Again, the services will be on Zoom and will be led by Rabbi Black.

For security reasons, the Zoom links are changed frequently.  We send out an email every Friday with the links for the upcoming week.  If you would like to be added to the mailing list, or just get the links for Yom Kippur, please email the Synagogue office at [email protected].

We also want to mention that there will not be services for Erev Shemini Atzeret nor for Simchat Torah (there was an error in High Holyday Journal).

We have some news from the Board of Directors meeting a couple of weeks ago.  The Board set the date for the annual congregation meeting for Sunday, December 7.  We will all meet for brunch at the Synagogue, followed by the annual meeting.  The Board will present the budget for 2026, and the members of the congregation will elect new people to the Board of Directors.

There are three openings on the Board.  They are currently held by Phyllis Bloomberg, Georgia Young, and Noam Mantaka.  All three have indicated that they plan on running again.  Membership on the Board of Directors is open to any member of the Mt. Sinai Congregation who is in good standing (meaning they have paid dues), and have been a member for at least a year.

If you would like to serve on the Board of Directors (it’s a fun group), please contact the Synagogue office at [email protected].  We’ll be mailing out formal invitations to the annual meeting in a few weeks.  The mailing will include proxy ballots, so that anyone who can’t attend the meeting in person can still vote.  You can be nominated and run at the meeting, but if you would like your name added to the proxy ballot, please contact the Synagogue office as soon as you can.

A couple of things are going on behind the scenes.  The budget committee has prepared a budget for 2026.  It will be presented to the Board of Directors on October 15.  The Board will review the budget and may suggest changes.  The Budget Committee will then make those changes and present the budget to the Board for final approval at its meeting on November 19.  The budget will be presented to the congregation at the annual meeting on December 7.

We have also made an offer to a Rabbi to become our new religious leader.  We are holding off further discussions with the individual (at their request) until after Simchat Torah, which many consider to be part of High Holy Days.  We hope to have some news for you in a few weeks.

Here’s our Yiddish Phrase of the Week:

Ver es grobt a grub far yenem falt aleyn arayn.
He who digs a pit for others falls into it himself.    

 Shalom,

Dave Lerner
President
Mt. Sinai Board of Directors

 

Donations to Israel

If you would like to send money to Israel, here are some options:

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From Hadassah:  If you would like to donate to Hadassah during Israel’s time of great need the link is below. Hadassah Medical Organization acted swiftly after the assault by Hamas and is treating many of the injured as well as deploying emergency measures to protect and heal the people of Israel.  https://hadassah.gospringboard.com/secure/israelatwar?utm_source=sfmc&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Crisis+Email+Gaza+Attack+100823&utm_id=101878&sfmc_id=60158851
 
From Rabbi Halfon: I urge you support the Sheba Medical Center’s on the ground in Israel, by donating HERE.https://give.afsmc.org/give/525518/#!/donation/checkout
 

From Temple Emanuel: JEWISHcolorado donors have stepped forward to offer a dollar-for-dollar match up to $200,000 for donations to the Israel Emergency Fund. All emergency dollars will go to support efforts on the ground in Israel, aiding victims of terror, addressing trauma issues, and assisting with emergency medical and infrastructure needs. The match was launched by Barry and Gay Curtiss-Lusher from a shelter in a Tel Aviv Hotel and JEWISHcolorado Board Chair Ben Lusher and his wife Nicole.

 

October Birthdays

2              Sue Carlass

6             Judith Clark

9              Miriam Evelyn Mollman

20           Dorothy Feldman

23           Ilaine Brown

24           Jaimee Sodosky

24           Rochel Mendelsohn

25          Stephanie Ehrlich

28           Jeff Weinstein

29           Elsie Reid

31           Namaste Reid

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