| The Women’s Tehillim Circle |
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| Written by the greatest poets in Jewish history, including Adam, Moses, and King David, throughout our history the recitation of the Tehillim has inspired our souls and helped facilitate a dialog with Hashem for ourselves or others who are in crisis for his merciful intervention. |
| To submit a name |
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Please contact the circle chairperson, Yocheved Hande, or Rabbi Goldberg |
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Provide your contact information (name; phone number; relationship to the person and some details of the situation) |
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Provide the person’s Hebrew or Yiddish name, and their mother’s Hebrew or Yiddish name |
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Please make sure to notify the Chairperson when the individual may be removed from the list. |
| Joining the Tehillim Circle |
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Complete the required forms (check the download section) |
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Contact the Circle Chairperson |
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Receive the three psalms that you should recite daily |
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Rotate forward three psalms every Rosh Chodesh (check Zmanim Calender for Rosh Chodesh) |
| Reciting your Tehillim |
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It is your responsibility to have an up to date Refuah Shlayma list |
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The list is available in the literature rack in the shul lobby or in the downloads section of the website |
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If you will be away for an extended period of time please notify the Circle Chairperson, so an updated list can be sent to you. |
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Recite your tehillim daily (it is an important obligation) |
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You may recite them in any language (Hebrew, English, other) |
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After reciting your tehillim, please recite the Prayer for the Sick, which can be found in the back of the ArtScroll Tehillim book, or from the shul office. |
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