Shabbat morning TeleTefila services generally begin at 10:00 am, but please check the Calendar to be sure. Davening begins promptly, 10 minutes after the posted starting time. You can find a chart with the page numbers for four different siddurim at http://www.teletefila.com/login.html#order. Information on preparing for TeleTefila Shabbat services can be found at http://www.teletefila.com/login.html#preparing. We look forward to your davening with us!
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1. Please have a siddur (prayerbook) handy. You can use any siddur you own, but please mark the major divisions in advance with a bookmark or Post-It®. We do not announce page numbes during services. Below is a table of the major landmarks in some of the most popular siddurim.
If you don't own a siddur, you can download the Shabbat Morning Service from Siddur Lev Shalem at the Rabbinical Assembly website. Note: The RA has updated the Shabbat service PDF to include Shabbat Rosh Chosesh. Look for "Siddur Lev Shalem: Shabbat Morning (with additions for Shabbat Rosh Hodesh)."
2. Several things we do in the service may be missing from your siddur or hard to find. You can now download all of them in a single PDF file.
3. You'll want to have a Chumash, Tikkun, Tanach, or Bible. Alternatively, you can print this week's readings by following the instructions here.
4. Virtual Kiddush: Please bring some food so that, after the services, we can watch you eat.
If you need help, please drop a note to info@teletefila.com. Email will not be answered during services.
| Muting | Siddur Sim Shalom for Shabbat and Festivals [blue cover, "SLIM Shalom"] | Siddur Sim Shalom (for Shabbat, Festivals, and Weekdays) [gray spine, "FAT Shalom"] | Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat & Festivals [red cover, "RED Shalom"]
The PDF downloaded from the RA website may be missing some passages. |
The Complete Artscroll Siddur -- Siddur Kol Yaakov (Weekday/Sabbath/Festival) [brown spine] | |
| Pasuk d'Zimra (Ps. 150) | (UNmute) | 100 | 88 | 141 | 74 |
| Bar'chu | Mute after Bar'chu UNmute before Kadosh p 110 Mute before V'ahavta UNmute before Mi Chamocha |
107 | 340 | 149 | 406 |
| (Yotzeir) | 107 | 340 | 150 | 406 | |
| Shacharit Amida | Mute after Kedusha | 115a/115b | 354 | 159 (Atah kadosh p. 162) | Shabbat & Shabbat Chol haMo-eid:420 |
| >Insert Yaaleh v'yavo | 118 | 360 | 163 | 426 | |
| Yom Tov Amidah | Mute after Kedusha | 123 | 366 | 306 | 660 |
| Hallel | UNmute | 133 | 380 | 316 | 632 |
| Kaddish shaleim | UNmute for Kaddish Shaleim | 138 | 392 | 167/321 | 430/642 |
| B'rich sh'meih | 139 | 396 | 170/?? | 436 | |
| Laasok b'divrei Torah | In our "Printouts" PDF | ||||
| Torah reading | Mute | Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts. | |||
| UNmute | Chazak/Chizki | ||||
| Maftir reading (second scroll) | Mute | Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts. | |||
| Birkat haGomeil | UNmute | 142 | 402 | 173 | 444 |
| Mi Shebeirach for the ill | In our "Printouts" PDF | ||||
| Mi Shebeirach for healthcare workers and others | In our "Printouts" PDF | ||||
| El malei | In our "Printouts" PDF | ||||
| Blessing before Haftarah | Mute | 146 | 410 | 175 | 446 |
| Haftarah reading | Click here for instructions on finding the chapter and verse, as well as the actual texts. | ||||
| Blessings after Haftarah | 147 | 410 | 175/329 | 446 | |
Mute DT UNmute discussion |
D'var Torah and/or Torah discussion | ||||
| Birkat haChodesh: "Rosh Chodesh Menachem Av yihyeh b'yom r'vi-i" -- Tuesday night and Wednesday | UNmute |
150 | 418 | 180 | 452 |
| Yizkor | Mute? | 188 | 516 | 339 | 810 |
| Musaf Amida | UNmute Mute after Kedusha |
156a/156b | 430 | 185 | 462 |
| Musaf for Special Occasions | UNmute Mute after Kedusha |
Fest & Shab Rosh Chodesh: 166a/166b |
Festival: 456 Rosh Chodesh: 486 |
193/343 | Shabbat & Shabbat Rosh Chodesh: 462 |
| [continue] | Shab Rosh Chodesh: 168, 169, 176, 178, 181 et seq. |
Shab Rosh Chodesh: 490 496 et seq. |
199 | -- | |
| Kaddish Shaleim | UNmute | 181 | 506 | 203 | 474 |
| Aleinu | 183 | 510 | 205 | 480 | |
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| Psalm for Shabbat (Ps. 92) | 72 | 32 | 112 | 388 | |
| Psalm for Rosh Chodesh | 78 | 34 | 114 | 172 | |
| Non-minyan Mourner's Kaddish (from Siddur Lev Shalem) | In our "Printouts" PDF | ||||
| Mourner's Kaddish | 82 or 184 | 52 or 512 | 121 or 207 | 160/482 | |
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Announcements | ||||
| Adon Olam | 187 | 514 | 211 | 12 | |
| After services, we will have a Virtual Pot Luck Kiddush. Please bring food to "share." | |||||
Havdalah is at a different time each week. Please check the Calendar for this week's time.
[N.B.: When the time for Havdalah is after 9:00 pm (roughly, January through July), we open the ZOOM at 9:00 for schmoozing, even though it is still Shabbat. The schmooze continues after Havdalah, which is great for those who don't ZOOM on Shabbat.]
Join Havdalah Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 813 0605 8932
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For those who don't ZOOM on Shabbat, here's your chance to daven with friends!
Maariv is called for 7:40 pm, and davening begins promptly at 7:50 pm. It's always a good idea to check our Calendar to see if there is some exception. The service is short (20–30 minutes). For Maariv, we deem ourselves a minyan when we have 10 adult Jews participating, whether by audio or video. If necessary, we use the “Prayer in place of Mourner’s Kaddish when a Minyan is not Present” from Siddur Lev Shalem.
We don’t announce page numbers because participants use whatever siddur they own. You can download either "Siddur Lev Shalem: Weekday Evening and Havdalah" or "Siddur Sim Shalom: Evening Services for Weekdays" from the Rabbinical Assembly website.
After Maariv, you're invited to stay for a post-davening schmooze.
[N.B.: Why did we choose 7:40 pm? One can say Maariv as early as plag haMincha, and our 7:40 pm starting time is always after that. After Pesach, we want to able to count omer during Maariv, and our 7:40 pm starting time allows that without too much delay.]
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Brew up a hot cup of joe cuppa Sleepytime®, grab a carob-chunk cookie fresh from the oven, and settle in for a relaxed schmooze with your friends. Wednesday evenings, 7:15 p.m.. (It's ok to come with your hair up in curlers and your face unshaven. We're all friends here.)
Check the Calendar to make sure there hasn't been a change of plans.
Join the Zoom Kaffeeklatsch Meeting The meeting ID is 211 423 004 Smartphone users -- get the ZOOM Cloud Meetings app:
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We usually have three picnics during the summer; one each in June, July, and August. Please go to the Calendar to check dates and times.
Join the Virtual Rooftop Picnic on ZOOM Meeting ID: 844 6115 2187 Smartphone users -- get the ZOOM Cloud Meetings app:
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Just like when we met in person, you can sponsor Kiddush to mark a birthday, anniversary, or yortsayt (yahrtzeit), etc. The only difference is that we just look at the food you brought, but we don’t help you eat it. You’ll get to say Kiddush and Motzi and say a few words about the special occasion.
If you don’t ZOOM on Shabbat, we’ll try to accommodate you at Maariv or Kaffeeklaatsch. Just drop a note to info@TeleTefila.com .
If you want to mark a yortsayt with El Malei during the Torah service, download the text from here: http://www.teletefila.com/files/el-male-from-Bond-of-Life.pdf . Or you can ask a member of the TeleTefila chevra to recite it on your behalf.
Birkat haGomeil is a prayer of gratitude, recited after overcoming a life-threatening illness or surviving a dangerous event. If that applies to you, you can recite the prayer after the Torah reading.