Have You Seen a Soul Dance?

LAST CHANCE TO BOOK FOR LUNCH IN SHUL - see below, email office@nefesh.com.au   Question of the Week:   My kids say that it is boring to be Jewish. They went crazy after hours in shul on Yom Kippur and say they don't want to go back next year. We told them that we only go once a year, and it is important. How can I inspire them to go to shul again?   Answer:   Of all the days on the Jewish calendar, it seems the most unlikely pick. The service is at least ten times longer than usual - it takes all day. The atmosphere is far more serious and sombre than ever - we spend the whole time confessing our sins and begging for forgiveness. And the food is the worst served at any Jewish gathering - none.   I would suggest choosing another day for your once a year shul appearance - Simchas Torah. The prayers are relatively short. We don't even wait until the service is over to bring out the food. Most of the time is spent eating, drinking and dancing. The focus of the day is celebrating, basking in the joy of just being Jewish.   Kids love it. And adults do too, because on this day the purest essence of the soul is revealed, that part of us that equalises young and old, learned and ignorant, sinful and saintly.   The truth is Yom Kippur and Simchas Torah are two steps in one spiritual process. On Yom Kippur, through fasting and inner repentance, we rid ourselves of the negative past. On Simchas Torah, through dancing and celebrating, we draw down the blessings for a promising future. The deeper your cleansing was on Yom Kippur, the more profound will be your joy on Simchas Torah.   Don't make the all too common mistake of showing your kids the heavy side of Judaism while robbing them of the experience of Jewish joy. A Jew who knows Yom Kippur but hasn't seen Simchas Torah is a Jew who has seen the soul cry but hasn't seen the soul dance. We have cried enough. It is time to celebrate.   Good Yomtov, Rabbi Moss   To subscribe email rabbimoss@nefesh.com.au    SIMCHAS TORAH AT NEFESH ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We will be concluding the month of festivals with a celebratory lunch in shul this Shabbos, October 2. At this lunch we will be honouring our three grooms of Simchas Torah: Moshe David - Chosson Torah, the last call-up of the entire Torah Saul Creighton - Chosson Bereishis, the first call-up of the new cycle of the Torah Rabbi Moss - Chosson Maftir, the last call-up of the holidays All three honours were bought anonymously and the above three people were chosen to receive them. It is a great blessing both for those who purchase and those who receive these special aliyos to the Torah. Please come to celebrate with them this Shabbos. Book now by emailing office@nefesh.com.au or call 9363 5543 before 11am on Wednesday. All services at Nefesh, 54 Roscoe St Bondi Beach   Hoshana Rabba Wednesday Sep 29 Morning Service 8am (Hoshanos will be available in shul)   Shmini Atzeres and Simchas Torah: Remember to make an Eruv Tavshilin  Wednesday September 29, Candle lighting 5:37pm, Mincha 5:45pm, Yomtov Evening service 6:30pm with Kiddush and dancing   Thursday September 30, service 10am, Yizkor 11:30am, followed by Kiddush Candle lighting not before 6:33pm, Mincha 5:45pm Simchas Torah evening service, big Kiddush and dancing with the Torah 6:30pm till late, followed by dinner at home of Rabbi and Nechama Dina Moss   Friday October 1, Simchas Torah service 10am, Kiddush, dancing with the Torah, Candle lighting 5:39pm, Mincha 5:45pm, Shabbos evening service 6:30pm   Shabbos day October 2, Morning service 10am followed by Festive Lunch, $20 per person, $10 per child, $60 per family, to book email office@nefesh.com.au by Monday September 27 Mincha 5:30pm followed by special Sholosh Seudos to end the month of Tishrei and Maariv

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Can You Take a Joke?

Sukkos Events and Times - Simchas Torah Honours -  Lunch in Shul - see below   Question of the Week:   My wife has no sense of humour. She says I make fun of her in public (and she's always happy to tell me just how bad I am - even in public). Shouldn't she be able to take a joke?   Answer:   Jokes are serious. The line between a friendly jibe and a humiliating stab is often a fine one. You have to question whether the laugh you may get is worth the pain you may inflict. But between husband and wife, humiliation is simply criminal. It goes against everything that a marriage is supposed to be: an exclusive oneness.   In the Jewish wedding ceremony, after standing under the Chuppa, the bride and groom are taken to a private room, known as the Yichud room. Yichud means oneness and exclusivity. By entering this room, a secluded place where no one is present but the couple, they create a sacred space that is theirs and theirs alone.    The newlyweds leave the Yichud room after a few minutes, but in a way they should never leave it. The privacy and oneness of the Yichud room must be taken with them in their marriage. The relationship between husband and wife is a sacred and secluded place, and should stay that way. Any word or action that jeopardises the privacy and unity of a marriage must be erased from our repertoire.   When you make fun of your wife in front of your friends, you have momentarily stepped out of the Yichud room. You have abandoned your soul-partner, leaving her alone and isolated just for a few cheap laughs. To make a joke is fine, but never at the expense of your oneness.   When your wife publicly criticises you, she has allowed strangers into the Yichud room. She is inviting others into a moment that should only be between the two of you. There is a time and a place for criticism in a relationship, but not in the presence of others.   These mistakes are so common that to many they have become acceptable. But it is these little things that can erode a good marriage. For a relationship to thrive it must always remain an exclusive oneness. Once you get comfortable in the Yichud room, you'll never want to leave.   Good Shabbos and Good Yomtov, Rabbi Moss   To subscribe email rabbimoss@nefesh.com.au     Meaningful Motherhood and 'Ima Veani' invite you to a Sukkot party.   * Arbat haMinim Hunt!* Snacks in the Sukkah!* Shake the Lulav and Etrog *Arts'n'crafts *Storytelling * Make your own edible Sukkah   Fun for babies and kids 0-8 yrs   Date: Tuesday 28 September Time: 3pm-4:30pm Location: Nefesh Sukkah 54 Roscoe St Cost: $5   PLEASE RSVP by emailing shternad@tpg.com.au or sms Shterny 0421 484 770 or Nechama Dina 0425 309 268   SUKKOS AT NEFESH ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~   Who is the Groom? All three honours have been bought anonymously and given to:   Chosson Torah - last call-up in the entire Torah: Moshe David Chosson Bereishis - first call-up in new cycle of the Torah: Saul Creighton Chosson Maftir - last call-up of the day: Rabbi Moss     All services at Nefesh, 54 Roscoe St Bondi Beach   Sukkos:   Remember to make an Eruv Tavshilin  Wednesday September 22, Candle lighting 5:33pm, Mincha 5:45pm, Yomtov Evening Service 6:30pm   Thursday September 23, 10am service followed by Kiddush and lunch in the Sukkah all welcome, no charge, donations appreciated Candle lighting not before 6:28pm, Mincha 5:45pm, Maariv 6:30pm Friday September 24, 10am service followed by Kiddush in the Sukkah, Candle lighting 5:34pm, Mincha 5:45pm, Shabbos evening service 6:30pm   Shabbos day September 25, 10am service followed by Kiddush in the Sukkah Mincha 5:25pm followed by Sholosh Seudos and Maariv     Chol Hamoed Services Sunday - Wednesday 8am     Shmini Atzeres and Simchas Torah: Remember to make an Eruv Tavshilin  Wednesday September 29, Candle lighting 5:37pm, Mincha 5:45pm, Yomtov Evening service 6:30pm with Kiddush and dancing   Thursday September 30, service 10am, Yizkor 11:30am, followed by Kiddush Candle lighting not before 6:33pm, Mincha 5:45pm Simchas Torah evening service, big Kiddush and dancing with the Torah 6:30pm till late, followed by dinner at home of Rabbi and Nechama Dina Moss   Friday October 1, Simchas Torah service 10am, Kiddush, dancing with the Torah, Candle lighting 5:39pm, Mincha 5:45pm, Shabbos evening service 6:30pm   Shabbos day October 2, Morning service 10am followed by Festive Lunch, $20 per person, $10 per child, $60 per family, to book email office@nefesh.com.au by Monday September 27 Mincha 5:30pmfollowed by special Sholosh Seudos to end the month of Tishrei and Maariv

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I Have to Eat

Sukkos Times - Simchas Torah Honours - Sukkah Building - see below Question of the Week:   My husband has a medical condition that does not allow him to fast. His rabbi has told him that he needs to eat on Yom Kippur, but he feels terrible about it. Knowing how important this day is and how fasting is the main way we gain forgiveness, what can I say to my husband to make him feel less guilty about eating on Yom Kippur? Answer: Jewish law is clear that if by fasting someone's health will be at risk, they must consult a competent rabbi for advice. This advice may be to stay in bed and try to fast, or to drink minimal amounts, or to ignore the fast completely and eat as needed. This will depend on the circumstances, and each case is different and needs to be analysed from both a medical and a halachic standpoint. But where the rabbi's verdict is that someone should eat on Yom Kippur, then eat they must. And they must do it with joy. The same G-d who commanded us to fast on Yom Kippur, commanded us to eat on Yom Kippur when necessary. Your husband is fulfilling a mitzvah by eating just as he would be by fasting. Just as refraining from eating is doing G-d's will, eating is equally doing His will. Almighty G-d, who is like Your people Israel? You command them to afflict their souls and not eat or drink for an entire day. They listen. Not only that, but when someone has a valid reason not to fast, he feels not relief but regret! May G-d look upon us all, eating or fasting, with a smile, and bless us with a year of health so we can do His will joyfully. May you be sealed in the book of life, Rabbi Moss   To subscribe email rabbimoss@nefesh.com.au     NEFESH HIGH HOLYDAY SERVICES fully booked ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~   Fri 17th September Erev Yom Kippur 3:00pm   Mincha at Roscoe St 5:29pm   Candle Lighting and Fast Begins   Yom Kippur Services at Hakoah   Fri 17th September 5:45 - 7:45pm Kol Nidrei and Evening Service   Shabbos 18th September 9:00am   Morning Service 10:00am Childminding starts 11:30pm Yizkor 2:30pm   Break 4:00pm   Afternoon Service 6:25pm   Fast Ends   Who is the Groom? There are three people who can have the honour of being chassanim (grooms) during Simchas Torah. Tradition says that these bring huge blessings for the new year, both for the one who buys it and the one for whom it is bought.   In most shuls they go for thousands of dollars each. Nefesh has made it much more affordable for whoever responds first. They can be bought by a single person or a syndicate. This really is an ideal gift for the man who has it all, and a beautiful way to honour special people in the community.     Simchas Torah (Friday October 1): Chosson Torah - last call-up in the entire Torah: $540 Chosson Bereishis SOLD - first call-up in new cycle of the Torah: $540 Chosson Maftir - last call-up of the day: $360   Please respond now to this email to reserve one of these honours. Although only men can perform them, women can buy them and thus the honour is theirs to give. They can also be purchased anonymously.   NOTE: Although anyone can buy the honours, Nefesh policy is that no one person can receive an honour two years in a row, and no one person can receive any one of the three honours more than once.   The proceeds will go towards our Sukkos celebrations, to which everyone is invited:     Sukkos and Simchas Torah Events and Service Times   All services at Nefesh, 54 Roscoe St Bondi Beach   Sukkos:   Remember to make an Eruv Tavshilin  Wednesday September 22, Candle lighting 5:33pm, Mincha 5:45pm, Yomtov Evening Service 6:30pm   Thursday September 23, 10am service followed by Kiddush and lunch in the Sukkah all welcome, no charge, donations appreciated Candle lighting not before 6:28pm, Mincha 5:45pm, Maariv 6:30pm Friday September 24, 10am service followed by Kiddush in the Sukkah, Candle lighting 5:34pm, Mincha 5:45pm, Shabbos evening service 6:30pm   Shabbos day September 25, 10am service followed by Kiddush in the Sukkah Mincha 5:25pm followed by Sholosh Seudos and Maariv     Chol Hamoed Services Sunday - Wednesday 8am     Shmini Atzeres and Simchas Torah: Remember to make an Eruv Tavshilin  Wednesday September 29, Candle lighting 5:37pm, Mincha 5:45pm, Yomtov Evening service 6:30pm with Kiddush and dancing   Thursday September 30, service 10am, Yizkor 11:30am, followed by Kiddush Candle lighting not before 6:33pm, Mincha 5:45pm Simchas Torah evening service, big Kiddush and dancing with the Torah 6:30pm till late, followed by dinner at home of Rabbi and Nechama Dina Moss   Friday October 1, Simchas Torah service 10am, Kiddush, dancing with the Torah, Candle lighting 5:39pm, Mincha 5:45pm, Shabbos evening service 6:30pm   Shabbos day October 2, Morning service 10am followed by Festive Lunch, $20 per person, $10 per child, $60 per family, to book email office@nefesh.com.au by Monday September 27 Mincha 5:30pmfollowed by special Sholosh Seudos to end the month of Tishrei and Maariv        A message from our Sukkah Building Committee ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~   Nefesh needs your help building our communal Sukkah this Sunday from 10am. If you can't make it you can still help by sponsoring any of the following:   1. Palm branches - $50 part sponsor, $300 full sponsor 2. New tarp wall - $50 part sponsor, $300 full sponsor 3. Anti-rusting poles - $100 part sponsor, $500 full sponsor   Any contribution is of course welcome.   Contact Eli Ariel arieleli@gmail.com

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A Wish for the New Year

Please note: Tonight Evening service at 6pm at Hakoah, see more times below  Question of the Week:   Rabbi, what is your wish for the New Year? What does a rabbi wish for? Do you want to become the Chief Rabbi or something like that?   Answer:   No, I am happy not to be chief rabbi. I would like to continue doing what I do, but perhaps with a bit of a new spin.   People usually turn to a rabbi when they are having problems. In the year that went by I met many couples who are having relationship issues, I spoke to people who are losing their faith in G-d, and I faced confused souls who question whether their life has any meaning. As a rabbi, one of my main roles is to be there for people in distress.   In the year to come I hope to meet many more people in distress, who are having relationship issues, losing their faith in G-d, and who question whether their life has meaning. But next year, it should be with a very different twist. Here are the only questions I hope to receive:   Marital Issues I Wish to Hear:   "Rabbi, we've been married for three years, and what can I say, we are really happy. We communicate well, have a good understanding of each other and a deep respect. Like anyone, we have the odd disagreement, and sometimes we say things in the heat of the moment that we shouldn't, but we deal with it maturely, recognise where we went wrong and in the end it brings us closer. Rabbi, we have no major problem, we are just hear to ask you: Is there any way we can make our marriage even better? Can we improve on what we have?"   Crisis in Faith I Wish to Hear:   "Rabbi, I am struggling to believe that G-d really exists. I used to have faith, but my experiences of late have made me doubt that there is a just G-d. I just landed a dream job with a great company, I am healthy, I met a wonderful girl, my phone bill went down this month, and my football team won the grand final. Rabbi, WHAT DID I DO TO DESERVE ALL THIS? If there is a G-d, why did He choose me of all people to shower with so much good?"   The Meaning of Life Question I Wish to Hear:   "Rabbi, I feel that my life has no purpose. Ever since the Messiah arrived there are no more wars, terrorism has been defeated, poverty abolished, all sicknesses cured, lonely people have all found love, the oppressed have been uplifted. So what's the point of life? What am I needed for? I used to be able to help people. Now there are no problems in the world, I have lost the meaning in my life. What should I do?"   I know this is all just a dream. At the moment the world seems far away from such a blissful state, where the biggest problem is that there are no problems. We still have a lot of work to do. So let's do it. Where there is pain, let us all be healers. Where there is loneliness, let us be a friend. And let's thank G-d for all the amazing good that He has blessed us with.   Maybe then we will ourselves create a Messianic world, together we will bring on the dawn of a new era, an end to all suffering and sorrow, when the only battle to fight is an inner battle, and there is no evil - just good and better.   May you have a good and sweet new year, Rabbi Moss   To subscribe email rabbimoss@nefesh.com.au     NEFESH HIGH HOLYDAY SERVICES fully booked ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~   Wed 8th September First night Rosh Hashana Remember to make Eruv Tavshilin 5:23pm   Candle Lighting 5:30pm   Mincha 6:00 - 6:45pm Yomtov evening service   Thu 9th September, First Day Rosh Hashana 9:00am   Morning Service 10:00am Childminding starts 11:00am Shofar 1:00pm   Service Ends   5:00pm   Mincha followed by Tashlich 6:00 - 6:45pm Maariv second night Candle Lighting for second night must be after 6:19 pm   Fri 10th September, Second Day Rosh Hashana 9:00am   Morning Service 10:00am Childminding starts 11:00am Shofar 1:00pm   Service Ends   All Shabbos Services back at Roscoe St Shul 5:24 pm   Candle Lighting 5:30 pm   Mincha followed by Niggunim and Divrei Torah to end Rosh Hashana 6:30 pm   Shabbos service   Shabbos 11th  September, Shabbos Shuva 10:00 am  Shachris 5:15 pm   Mincha followed by Shalosh Seudos 6:20pm    Shabbos ends     Sunday 12th September, Fast of Gedalia 4:45 am   Fast Begins 8:00 am   Shachris with Selichos 6:08 pm   Fast Ends   Thursday 16th September 7:00 am   Shachris     Fri 17th September Erev Yom Kippur 3:00pm   Mincha at Roscoe St 5:29pm   Candle Lighting and Fast Begins     Yom Kippur Services at Hakoah   Fri 17th September 5:45 - 7:45pm Kol Nidrei and Maariv   Shabbos 18th September 9:00am   Shachris 10:00am Childminding starts 11:30pm Yizkor 2:30pm    Break 4:00pm   Mincha 6:25pm   Fast Ends       Lulav and Esrog ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ As always Rabbi Gourarie will be bringing in top quality, beautiful Arba Minim sets (Lulav, Esrog, etc). If you are interested please fill in the form below and email it to office@bina.com.au  or fax it back to us on 02 8078 4096 no later than Mon 13 Sep  2010 Prices: Level 1 set - $165.00              Extra Hadassim - $25.00 per set Level 2 set - $140.00              Extra Arovos - $15.00 per set Singl Lulav - $35.00  ORDER FORM: Name: _____________________________________________ Contact number :_____________________________________   Please order: (please enter quantities requiring) ___________ Level 1  Set                   ____________ Extra Arovos sets ___________ Level 2 Set                    ____________ Extra Lulavim ___________ Extra Hadassim sets Payment: You can pay cash at the office, direct debit (please use your surname as reference) to Friends of Shtiebell inc  BSB: 082-080Account Number: 17-362-9456or Credit Card ~ Please circle  Visa  /  MC /  AmEx   Card No: ______________________________________________ Expiry Date : _________/ ________ Name on Card :_________________________________________ Signature: ________________________  date: ________________

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Lessons from an Lapsed Skydiver

- Only twenty seats left for High Holydays - Times for Services - Lulav and Esrog Orders    See below   Question of the Week:   I jumped out of a plane last week. I won't do it again. After free falling for a while (which was amazing) I tried to release my parachute. Nothing happened. I tried again. Nothing happened. So here I was hurtling to the ground without a parachute. I thought this was it. Thank G-d the instructor had a safety parachute, which did work. We landed safely. My question: is G-d trying to tell me something? Answer: People tend to ask the question "Why me?" only when bad things happen. After suffering a loss or experiencing failure, we wonder what we did to deserve it. But we should be asking this question not just when things seem to go wrong but when things go right too. You need to ask this of yourself: I came to the brink of death, and I survived. Why me? The answer must be that you've got more work to do in this lifetime. Your life has been returned to you so you can get on with your mission, to bring more light and increased goodness to your part of the world, with renewed vigour and freshness. This should be a turning point for you. The you that jumped out of the plane is not the you that landed on solid ground. You have to be changed by the experience. Imagine that some of your negative past flew out of that plane and disappeared into the distant skies, and you have landed a new person. Take upon yourself a new mitzvah project, a new character trait to work on, another relationship to heal. You have been given new life, with renewed powers to fulfill your mission. At this time of year, as Rosh Hashana approaches, this message is relevant to us all. We can all ask the same question of ourselves. I have been given another year of life. I am here to see another day. Why me? Why am I still here? I must have more work to do. And only I can do it. Life has no safety parachutes. I have to do my job myself. Good Shabbos, and may you be inscribed and sealed for a good year, Rabbi Moss   To subscribe email rabbimoss@nefesh.com.au     HIGH HOLYDAYS WITH NEFESH only twenty seats left ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~   EXISTING MEMBERS please return your forms to the office to renew your membership   CASUAL SEATS or NEW MEMBERS, please email Jackie at office@nefesh.com.au to get booking forms.     NEFESH HIGH HOLYDAY SERVICES ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~   Saturday 4th September 10:30pm Lechaim and Inspiration in preparation for 12 Midnight - 12:35am Selichos Prayers   Wed 8th  September First night Rosh Hashana Remember to make Eruv Tavshilin 5:23 pm   Candle Lighting 5:40 pm   Mincha 6:30 - 7:15 pm Maariv   Thu  9th   September, First Day Rosh Hashana 9:00 am   Morning Service 10:00 am  Babysitting starts 11:00 am  Shofar 1:00pm    Service Ends   5:00 pm   Mincha followed by Tashlich 6:30 - 7:15 pm Maariv second night Candle Lighting for second night must be after 6:19 pm   Fri 10th September, Second Day Rosh Hashana 9:00 am   Morning Service 10:00 am  Babysitting starts 11:00 am  Shofar 1:00pm    Service Ends   All Shabbos Services back at Roscoe St Shul 5:24 pm   Candle Lighting 5:30 pm   Mincha followed by Niggunim and Divrei Torah to end Rosh Hashana 6:30 pm   Shabbos service   Shabbos 11th  September, Shabbos Shuva 10:00 am  Shachris 5:15 pm   Mincha followed by Shalosh Seudos 6:20pm    Shabbos ends     Sunday 12th September, Tzom Gedalia 4:45 am   Fast Begins 8:00 am   Shachris with Selichos 6:08 pm   Fast Ends   Thursday 16th September 7:00 am   Shachris   Fri 17th September Erev Yom Kippur 3:00 pm   Mincha at Roscoe St 5:29 pm   Candle Lighting and Fast Begins   Yom Kippur Services at Hakoah   Fri 17th September 5:45 - 7:45 pm Kol Nidrei and Maariv   Shabbos 18th September 9:00 am   Shachris 10:00 am  Babysitting starts 11:30 pm  Yizkor 2:30pm    Break 4:00 pm   Mincha 6:25 pm   Fast Ends       NEFESH SERVICES - 54 Roscoe St Bondi Beach ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  Friday Mincha 5:25pm followed by shiur in Likkutei Torah 6:30pm - 7:15pm Shabbos Service followed by Kiddush sponsored by Elli Bobrovizki in honour of his son Lee entering the Israeli army Shabbos day 9am Class on Weekly Parsha 10am -12:30pm Morning Service with kids program followed by Kiddush in honour of the wedding of Roger Flekser and Orly Lavee, and sponsored by Alan Meyerson in memory of his father Lewis Meyerson on his Yohrzeit, and by Rev Amzalak in memory of his mother Fanny bat Yitzchak a"h on her Yohrzeit   Mincha 5:10pm folllowed by Sholosh Seudos and Maariv This Motzoei Shabbos, Saturday night                                                                   10:30pm Lechaim and Inspiration in preparation for 12 Midnight - 12:35am Selichos Prayers Sunday 8am Shachris followed by beginners Talmud   Lulav and Esrog ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ As always Rabbi Gourarie will be bringing in top quality, beautiful Arba Minim sets (Lulav, Esrog, etc). If you are interested please fill in the form below and email it to office@bina.com.au  or fax it back to us on 02 8078 4096 no later than Mon 13 Sep  2010 Prices: Level 1 set - $165.00              Extra Hadassim - $25.00 per set Level 2 set - $140.00              Extra Arovos - $15.00 per set Singl Lulav - $35.00  ORDER FORM: Name: _____________________________________________ Contact number :_____________________________________   Please order: (please enter quantities requiring) ___________ Level 1  Set                   ____________ Extra Arovos sets ___________ Level 2 Set                    ____________ Extra Lulavim ___________ Extra Hadassim sets Payment: You can pay cash at the office, direct debit (please use your surname as reference) to Friends of Shtiebell inc  BSB: 082-080Account Number: 17-362-9456or Credit Card ~ Please circle  Visa  /  MC /  AmEx   Card No: ______________________________________________ Expiry Date : _________/ ________ Name on Card :_________________________________________ Signature: ________________________  date: ________________

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