A highlight of the year is the annual gathering which ends the holiday of Shavuos. This special meal - known as "the feast of King David" recalls the tradition that Shavuos is the Yahrzeit of King David. This gathering is traditionally graced by the presence of Rav Teitz who provides the inspiring and thought provoking Torah lesson, The harmonies and melodies so characteristic of Bais Yitzchok, are a fitting close to the Peach / Shavuos season, We hope you plan to attend this event which follows Mincha on the second day of Shavuos.

Davening & Learning: In addition to services themselves (Shacharis on Mon. and Thur. at 6:25 am and Tue, Wed. and Fri at 6:30 am, Rosh Chodesh, 6:15 am), breakfast and learning follows davening (Mishna Brurah on weekdays and Kitzur Shulchan Aruch on Sundays and holidays led by Lennie Brandwein.) On Shabbos (davening at 8:30 am). Before K’rias HaTorah, the newly begun study of Thilim - Psalms - is led by Rabbi Moshe Abramowitz. Finally, each Shabbos a "sit-down" Kiddush and D’var Torah follow davening and Shalosh Seudos follows Mincha (times TBA,).

• May 20th - Yom Yerushalaim - Yahrzeit of Shmuel HaNavi - A special breakfast planned,• June 10th - A special breakfast will be held on Sunday morning, before the Mesivta graduation when two presentations will be made. The first is the Norman Kalish Memorial Award, in memory of our late Gabbai. A graduate from the Mesivta and Bruriah, respectively, is selected for his/her outstanding personal behavior and excellence in the practice of Torah Medos. A second award, the Esther and Julius Blank Award is presented to a single Mesivta or Bruriah graduate who has shown exemplary service to the Jewish Community, If there is a graduating senior in your family please let us know as soon as possible.

• June 10th - Our 42th Annual Gathering and Awards Dinner. This year’s recipient of the Kesser Shem Tov Award will be Becky & Robbie Heizler. Invitations and details after Yom Tov. .