Minyan Rimonim
at ANSCHE CHESED

The minyan generally meets twice a month on Shabbat mornings in the Ansche Chesed Chapel starting at 10:00 a.m.   Join our email list server for free to stay informed of what's going on in our minyan.

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Coordinators

Izzy Fridman
Josie Glausiusz
Michele Siegel

Larry Warmflash (odd numbered months)
Ellen Flax (even numbered months)

(718) 478-1319
elflax@aol.com

Judy Merion

Elysa_Dauerman@hotmail.com
msiegel@ifh.rutgers.edu

Join NYCAC-RIMONIM, Our (free) E-Mail List Server

A "list server" is an electronic mail service where an email message sent to the list server is then automatically redistributed to all subscribers to the list server.  This allows the rapid distribution of information and news about the minyan as well as the ability for the minyan to carry on an online discussion about topics relevant to the minyan. Minyan Rimonim has its own list server, called NYCAC-RIMONIM. Members of the minyan and those interested in the minyan are invited to "subscribe".  Currently, a very large percentage of the minyan has subscribed to the list server.

To Subscribe to the NYCAC-RIMONIM List Server

Send e-mail to listserv@uscj.org and put
SUBSCRIBE NYCAC-RIMONIM
(only) in the message part.  Email Michael Brochstein if you experience any problems with the List Server.

Why Rimonim?

Rimonim is the Hebrew word for pomegranates. The pomegranate is notable for its beautiful red flowers, shapely fruit, sweet flavor and its prodigious number of seeds.   In the bible, the pomegranate is mentioned as one of the seven species emblematic of Israel's agricultural fertility.  When the Israelite spies surveyed Canaan they brought back pomegranates to Moses as proof of the land's abundance.  In the Song of Songs, the pomegranate figures prominently in the imagery of love and sensuality and its color is associated with fire and passion.

According to the midrash, there are exactly 613 seeds within the pomegranate corresponding to the number of mitzvot prescribed in the torah.  Israel is compared to a pomegranate, as full of good deeds as this fruit is of seeds.

The above is adapted from The Encyclopedia of Jewish Symbols by Ellen Frankel and Betsy Platkin Teutsch

Subscribe to AC-EVENTS, Our (free) E-Mail Newsletter

A monthly email newsletter will be sent to you detailing the upcoming events of Minyan Rimonim, the Outings Group, Young Professionals and other select activities at Ansche Chesed. This is a great way to find out about last minute changes to events such as the addition of new events, the rescheduling of events and and other timely news. 

To Subscribe to the AC-EVENTS Newsletter

Send e-mail to listserv@jtsa.edu and put
SUBSCRIBE L-AC-EVENTS
(only) in the message part.  Email Michael Brochstein if you experience any problems with the newsletter.

For Further Information

The "Vaad" Vaad@AnscheChesed.org

Michael Brochstein 678-7881 (before 9pm) Michael_Brochstein@MABsystems.com

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