COVID-19 Notice
Shul Closure Notice — Shul is closed until further notice for all events and shiurim, but will now host outdoor minyanim.
Please daven individually at home or with your assigned outdoor minyan. Feel free to contact Rabbi Donath (952-412-5707) or Shira (314-780-7954) with any questions during this time.
To register for an outdoor minyan, visit shomrei-torah.org/minyanparticipation.
Meals for families impacted by Covid-19 — We are looking to help ease the burden of those families with a family member impacted by the virus . To contribute, select “Chesed Fund” from dno.am/donate. Please email/contact Elaine Kaufman (elaine.kaufman521@gmail.com) or Ronna Adler (adlerronna@yahoo.com) so they can coordinate the efforts or to volunteer. Every contribution is helpful to help make this happen. Tizku L’mitzvot.
Updates from the RCBC — Please read the latest updates from the Rabbinical Council of Bergen County (RCBC) regarding COVID-19 at rcbcvaad.org
UPCOMING EVENTS
WELCOME TO DARCHEI NOAM
Congregation Darchei Noam is a vibrant and dynamic synagogue located in Fair Lawn, New Jersey, led by our rabbi and rebbitzen, Rabbi Jeremy and Shira Donath. It was founded by men and women seeking to replicate the spiritually uplifting and serious davening style of many minyanim found in Israel. Darchei Noam seeks to fulfill the needs of its members and friends and reaches out to everyone in the Jewish community looking for a warm davening in a modern Orthodox setting.
Free professionally made face shields for healthcare workers and first responders
Helping our 1st responders is so important. Unfortunately they are exposed due to a call of protective gear. This is at hospitals, ambulance corps, police and fire departments in our own area and around the US.
There are 2 seperate initiatives underway led within the Fair Lawn Jewish community.
- Fair Lawn Face Shields (bmoerdler.com/face-shields) was created by our own Bernard Moerdler, his friends in conjunction with Congregation Darchei Noam. They are 3D printing, laser cutting, assembling and sanitizing incredibly high quality reusable full face shields. They have already supplied at no cost to the Fair Lawn Volunteer Ambulance Corp, the Fair Lawn Rescue Squad, the emergency rooms in hospitals in NYC and Maine. Requests are coming in faster than they can manufacturer because this is a real health issue for those on the front lines.
- Isaac Wertman is running a self-funding project to supply disposable face masks to 1st responders and already donated 1,300 masks to the Fair Lawn Police Department, the Volunteer Ambulance Corp and 2 hospitals. It is a win-win project as consumers buy their own face masks thru Isaac and all the profits are being used to donate masks (you buy 5 and they donate one).
Both of these projects are not-for-profit and helping those that are helping us all stay safe. If you can help with either project please reach to Isaac at 201-759-4774 or Bernie via his website at bmoerdler.com/face-shields.
5th Shul Dinner 5779
Thank you for having joined us to honor these very deserving couples:
Rabbi Avi and Leah Herzog
&
Oren and Rachel Kravetz
Need Hospitality in Fair Lawn?
Visiting Fair Lawn and need a place to stay? We are happy to match you with a welcoming host and comfortable accommodations near our shul.
Kiddush & Rentals
Would you like to sponsor a kiddush or have a simcha or event at Darchei Noam?
Baby Meal Train
Sign up to make meals for families who have brought home a new baby.
Contact Us
10-04 Alexander Avenue
Fair Lawn, NJ 07410
201-773-4080
info@darcheinoam.com
Please do not send mail or checks to the shul building.
Send all mail and checks to:
Congregation Darchei Noam
P.O. Box 1331
Fair Lawn, NJ 07410
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Chesed Opportunities
Support the Darchei Noam Chesed Fund
Contact Marilyn Wilen at mrkw1@me.com
Memorial Plaques Are Still Available
Honor your loved ones. To arrange for a memorial plaque on our Memorial Board, contact Moshe Glasser at maglasser@gmail.com.
Do a Mitzvah and Bring Cheer to Hospital Patients
Volunteers are needed to do bikur cholim to patients and their families at Valley Hospital, which is not serviced by the Bergen County Bikur Cholim. To volunteer, call Sheila Weinberg at 201-797-0493.
