Online Community
Online Community
WE USE SLACK
When we can, we gather in person! To keep the conversation going all week we use a tool called Slack. It's an online messaging app that allows us to connect, share tefillot and Torah insights, and get to know each other. If you would like to join us on Slack sign up below and we will send you an invite email.
HELPFUL TIPS
Slack is pretty straightforward in the way it handles communication. However, we want to give you some helpful tips to get you started.
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To start off, Slack is a messaging app. You can download the app for your desktop, tablet, or phone here. We highly recommend the app.
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When you log in, you'll notice that Slack works by splitting communication into two categories, "channels" and "direct messages." A channel is like a big conversation about a specific topic. A direct message is like a text message to one or more people; it's private and perfect for conversations that aren't meant for a public channel.
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When you first join you'll be automatically added to a few channels. Start off by telling us a little about yourself in the #introduce-yourself channel. Then check out other channels to join!
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The next thing to do is set your notifications, and upload a photo of yourself.
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This should be enough to get you started, but if you are still interested in learning more, check out this help page from Slack or join our #slack-help channel.
COMMUNITY GUIDELINES
We want Slack to be a tool for communication. It shouldn't replace face-to-face interaction, but it should help keep everyone connected. Like any tool, it is only useful if you use it correctly, so we have a few rules to make clear.
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We won't edit any of your posts, but we do reserve the right to delete a post if it contains rude or offensive commentary, abusive or graphic content, anything considered "trolling," and anything considered "spam."
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If we find that you are a repeat offender with inappropriate posts, we reserve the right to suspend your account.
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If you find a post that is questionable, email us at info@southphiladelphiashtiebel.org or send a direct message to one of our moderators.
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Your posts should be encouraging, supportive, and helpful. If not, keep your thoughts to yourself.
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Speak to others the way you would like to be spoken to.
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Assume the best of others when reading a post. There is a lot of non-verbal communication that is missed in Slack!
Sun, March 7 2021
23 Adar 5781
Learning Sponsors this Week
Tuesday/Wednesday: Learning Sponsored by Annette Aronowicz in memory of her mother z"l on her yahrtzeit.
The South Philadelphia Shtiebel is a spiritual home for Jewish living, vibrant study, and community connection in South Philadelphia.
While our community is still very much in operation, our physical building is closed until further notice. All virtual opportunities can be found on Zoom.
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Today's Calendar
Daf Yomi : 8:30a |
Nightly 929 Tanach + Kaddish L'Yachid : 9:00p |
Friday Night
Candle Lighting : 5:46p |
Shabbat Day
Havdalah : 6:45p |
Nightly 929 Tanach + Kaddish L'Yachid : 9:00p |
Upcoming Programs & Events
Mar 10 Foundations class Wednesday, Mar 10 6:00p |
Mar 11 Women's* Parsha Class Thursday, Mar 11 7:00p |
Mar 17 Foundations class Wednesday, Mar 17 6:00p |
Mar 18 Women's* Parsha Class Thursday, Mar 18 7:00p |
Mar 24 Foundations class Wednesday, Mar 24 6:00p |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Vayakhel-Pekudei
Candle Lighting
Friday, Mar 12, 5:46p |
Havdalah
Motzei Shabbat, Mar 13, 6:45p |
Shabbat Mevarchim & Parshat Hachodesh
Shabbat, Mar 13 |
Zmanim
Alot Hashachar | 5:05a |
Earliest Tallit | 5:36a |
Netz (Sunrise) | 6:25a |
Latest Shema | 9:18a |
Zman Tefillah | 10:16a |
Chatzot (Midday) | 12:12p |
Mincha Gedola | 12:41p |
Mincha Ketana | 3:34p |
Plag HaMincha | 4:47p |
Shkiah (Sunset) | 5:59p |
Tzeit Hakochavim | 6:39p |
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