(via Shimon Weiner)

I recently saw a piece on MATZAV.com about the Aish Kodesh Shul in Woodmere

And they mentioned a daily Tanya shiur – and indeed, even though it is not a Chabad shul – they have a daily 7am Tanya shiur. Tanya is a very choshuv sefer, and many Gedoley Torah have learnt it over the years. I mentioned it to some mispallelim in Khal Yereim, Rabbi Mendy Alevsky of Chabad at Case was among the group – and he would be glad to learn Tanya with anyone interested. Immediately one of the others in the group said he would love to learn Tanya – and the idea spread. I’d like to open the idea up to everyone – and see if we can get this Tanya shiur up and running. We’re thinking of meeting in Khal Yereim, in the back of the main shul at 6:30 am. Please email me (Shimon Weiner) at furhatone@gmail.com or call me at 216.849.5143 if you are interested in joining. This could be an incredible way to start the day – and I am sure we will all grow from it. We would hope to begin sometime next week – the week of March 14^th.

Second in the series – Emuna and Bitachon by Mrs. Tammy Karmel
Sunday, March 27th at 8:15 PM

For more information or for sponsorship opportunities please contact Leah Mann 216-551-4141

There were a few mistakes in the University Hts./ Beachwood Bnos mailing last week. Please note that Bnos for Kindergarten this week, March 5, will be at Sikowitz 2438 Milton and NOT at Toby Strauss. For the week of March 19, for the 1st grade group, Bnos will NOT be at Shana Goldstein-instead it will be by Toby Strauss.

If, by mistake, you did not receive our mailing or you received an empty envelope, please call or text (216)543-9321 or email beachwoodbnos@gmail.com
Also, all projects made at Hands on Pottery are finished and ready to be picked up at their studio. Have a great Shabbos!

Elchanan and Numi Stern would like to invite the community to a Shalom Zachar at their home, 3659 Bainbridge Rd., this Friday night, Shabbos Parashas Vayakhel.

Click here to register >>

Genealogy workshop: If you really want to know where you came from, here’s an opportunity to find out.

The Jewish Genealogy Society of Cleveland is holding a workshop for beginners from 7-9 p.m. March 28 in the Miller Board Room at Menorah Park, 27100 Cedar Road.

Participants will learn how to search birth, marriage and census records, and how free databases may be accessed with a library card and personal computer.

Genealogy experts Ken Bravo and Cynthia Spikell will serve as instructors for the interactive program.

The workshop is free for society members, and $18 for non-members. Participants should bring a Wi-Fi-enabled laptop and Cuyahoga County Library card. Space is limited.

To register, send an email to 2ndVP@ClevelandJGS.org, or download registration materials from clevelandjgs.org.