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SHABBAT RE'AY
29th Menachem Av 5768 - 30th August 2008
Don't Look at Me!
Have you ever wondered why we seem to find pigs more repugnant than other treife animals? We know that Kosher animals need a cloven (split) hoof and they must chew the cud. There are some animals that have one sign and not the other. These are also treife. Why is the pig so bad?
Some animals chew the cud but don't have a cloven hoof. You can recognise them easily. Others, including the pig, don't chew the cud but do have a split hoof. With only a quick glance, we might be fooled by them. That's why we dislike them so much.
For photos of the Under 8's and Youth Service's
2007 Purim and 2008 Lag B'Omer Parties,
and the Youth Service's visit to Quasar,
please click
to go to
the Youth Service's Shoot-Out at Quasar 2006 page
the Purim Photos 2007 page
and the Lag B'Omer Photos 2008 page
Shabbat Club
The Club is on holiday on the 30th August.
See you after that.
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office@ilfordsynagogue.co.uk
WEEK TWO
This week's question:
What name does this week's Sedra give to the month
when Pesach comes?
If you think you know the answer, e-mail it to
kids@ilfordsynagogue.co.uk
before Tuesday night 2nd September.
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We'll
collect the names of those who give the right answers over the 4 weeks
and then draw the winner. However, we can only give a prize if at least
five different families send in the correct answer over the 4 weeks.
You can send in an answer each week if you want to. Don't forget to
include your name and phone number. The prize will be a book to be chosen
from a selection held by the Shul Office.
Last week's answer: Please keep trying!
The second paragraph of the Shema is in this
week's Sedrah.
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