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ScheduleEarly Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat(Plag Mincha - 7:04pm)Mincha / Kabbalat ShabbatCandle LightingFriday Night*6:50 pm - Sanctuary. The families of the attendees of thisminyan should light candles between7:04 pm and 7:10pm.7:30 pm - Beit Midrash.The families of the attendees of this minyan should lightcandlesbefore 7:50 pm.8:18 pmNote: Candles may not be lit prior to Plag Mincha. Candle lighting for each minyan is based on reaching Mizmor ShirL'Yom Hashabbat 20 minutes after the posted start time.ShacharitMinyanSpeaker7:00 am Ed Tolchin8:00 am Roy Pinchot8:45 am Rabbi Bieler9:15 am Rabbi MosesWomen's Tefilla GroupRabbi's ShiurMinchaBetween Mincha / MaarivShabbat EndsShabbat Afternoon5:00pm7:15 pm "For Whose Benefit are the Arai Miklat?"8:15 pmDr. Dov Zakheim9:23 pm*Shabbat Mevarchim**Rosh Chodesh AvShacharitSun.- 8:00, 9:00 amMon.- 6:30 am**Th. -6:45amWed., Fri. - 7:00 amWeekday Davening Times: July 11-16Mincha / MaarivSun. -Thurs.-8:20pmNext Shabbat - July 16Candle Lighting 8:15pm; Mincha 6:50 / 7:30pmWelcome to KMS*Are you new to the community? Please contact the shul office at beth@kmsynagogue.org.Mazal Tov*Mazal Tov to Mel and Anita Plotinsky on the birth of a granddaughter, Ayla Elisheva Handwerger,born to Miriam Plotinsky and Ken Handwerger. Mazal Tov also to paternal grandparents Rosalie andStanley Handwerger.*Mazal Tov to Carin Gottlieb and Dr. Rafael Medoff on the engagement of their daughter Tali toAaron Simon of Yerushalayim. Mazal Tov to Tali's siblings, Yoni, Shira, Zev, and Elan, and to hergrandfather, Milton Gottlieb of North Miami Beach, Florida. Mazal Tov also to Aaron's parents, Jackieand Norman Kahn of Toronto, and to his siblings, Matthew & Leah, Jonathan, Dayna, Nikki, Melanie, and Sara.

Kiddush*8:00am Minyan Kiddush is sponsored by Sue and Arnie Schwartz in honor of the birthdays of Arnie,Danny and Lonnie.Please contact the shul office if you would like to sponsor a Kiddush.Kiddush / Security DutyKiddush Duty: This Shabbat: Schloss. The following members are on Kiddush Duty this Shabbat: Brilliant, BruckDiament, Eleff, Hawk, Kozlowski, Kustanowitz, Lichbach, Mehlman, Namrow, Eisenberg/Rabinowitz, Snow, Solomon,Wasserman, Wesley, Blitz, Falk.Next Shabbat: Lawrence.Security Duty: This Shabbat: Kushnir.Next Shabbat: Goldfarb.Upcoming Shiurim*The women's summer shiur will take place this Shabbat at 5:00pm at the home of Elissa Steiglitz,17 Saddlerock Court. Rabbi Bieler will speak on "Mitzvot as an Antidote to Sinat Chinam: A Study ofthe Sefer HaChinuch."*Rivky Krestt will continue teaching the third class of a three-part refresher course on TaharatHaMishpacha at KMS next Wednesday. The class will meet from 10:00-11:00am on Wednesday, July14.*On Sun., July 18 at 7:00pm, there will be a talk on "She Weeps Bitterly At Night", Communal and Personal Loss: Whyand How Do We Grieve" given by Dr. Norman Blumenthal.KMS News*High Holiday forms are available on the KMS website. Information on seating guidelines,registration, and Yizkor Memorials is included. Your prompt response is appreciated. Please contactthe shul office if you have any questions or need assistance with your forms.*Share High Holiday wishes with your neighbors and friends. Return your formto beth@kmsynagogue.org by Monday, Aug. 2 for inclusion in Kol MevaSer.*Join the weekday gabbai team: KMS is looking for 2 volunteers to join the weekday gabbai rotation and each serveas gabbai for Shacharit 2 days per week. Interested volunteers should contact Ido Dubrawsky(idubraws@dubrawsky.org) to learn more about this opportunity.*The Brand Is You: Marketing Yourself with LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Google. Workshop presented by CoryLebson of Lebsontech LLC. Tuesday, July 13, KMS, 7:00-8:30pm; please note early start time. Sponsored by the KempMill Employment Assistance Initiative. To register, please visit http://jobassist-july.eventbrite.com. For other jobrelatedassistance, please contact Ron Sterling at RBSterling@aol.com.*Volunteers are needed for the vibrant KMS Tech Committee. Be a part of the team that is helping the shul to evolveits technology usage. Use your technology expertise (hardware, software, networking, web design/development,etc.) to help resolve office and infrastructure requests/issues. The Tech Committee does not have meetings andcollaborates through e-mail. A minimal time commitment is required for being available for occasional on-call duty.For further information and to volunteer, e-mailjeff.amster@gmail.com.Refua ShleimaMoshe Yakov ben Esther, Malka bat Bluma, Margolit Masha bat Toba Gitel, Feige bat Esther Batya bat Pesya Malka,Bat Zion bat Chaya Riva, Pesach Yom Tov Ben Bryna Faiga, Shochna Baruch ben Leah Chana, Orlit bat Dinah, ShmuelYoel Ben Lifshe Raizel, Yaacov Dan Ben Etel Ahuva Sharona, Leib Nachum ben Naomi, Menachem Mendel benEsther, Oodel (Aidel) bat Alta Chaya, Aydel Chaya bat Gitel, Wolff Zvi ben Leah, Shlomo Ben Taltza, Shoshana Tamarabat Sara Imenu, Avigayil bat Yoel HaCohein v'Esther.*Please keep these names in mind during the recitation of the misheberach for cholim.

Community ConnectionEVENTSThere will be a Community Shloshim Gathering for Chaya Zlata Geisinsky, z"l at the MJBHA on July 12. Mincha willbegin at 7:15pm followed by a program at 7:30pm.The Rabbi Morris and Rebbetzin Esther Rosenblatt Memorial Lecture will take place Sunday, July 11, at CongregationKneseth Israel, 1125 Spa Road, Annapolis 21403. Deborah Tannen will speak on "She Said/ He Said/ We Said: Talkingin (Jewish) Families." The lecture is free and open to the public. Continental breakfast: 10:00am; lecture: 11:00am.Bikur Cholim's Eldercare Project estate planning workshop: Learn the basics about wills and estate planning,healthcare and financial powers of attorney, living wills, Medicaid planning and other elderlaw issues. Speakers are(1) Arnold Sherman, of Paley Rothman, concentrates his practice in tax and business planning, estate planning andprobate administration and (2) Ron M. Landsman, P.A., counselor and attorney-at-Law. Fellow and Founding Member,National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, at Shomrai Emunah. Sunday, July 18, 9:30 am -12:00 pm. RSVP to AudreySiegel/Bikur Cholim of Greater Washington/PH: 202 331-4481.Join Kesher Israel for a discussion between Peter Beinart and Nathan Diament, Director of the Orthodox Union'sInstitute for Public Affairs, on "Zionism (religious and/or liberal), Democracy, Human Rights, and the OrthodoxCommunity." Are our values in conflict, a compromise, a complement, or completely consistent? The program willbegin at 6:30pm on Sun., July 18 and end in time for Mincha/Maariv at 8:10pm. Kesher Israel is located at 2801 NStreet, NW. For more information, email info@kesher.org.CHESEDHelp others in our community by signing up with "Lots of Helping Hands--Kemp Mill Chesed Meals" website. If you areable to prepare meals, go to www.lotsahelpinghands.com/c/625027 and you can sign up for a specific meal.Gemachs. Visit yise.org to find out about area gemachs, where you can donate or borrow items, ranging frombicycles and children equipment to simcha clothes.Share your simcha. The Yehudah Mond Foundation can distribute your extra food to individuals and local familieswho have a need. To donate, call or have your caterer or contact nechemia@zment.com or 301/537-7158.The Benji Hillman Foundation was established in memory of Major Benji Hillman, z'l by his family and friends. Benjiwas was killed in action at the beginning of the second Lebanon war. The aim of the Foundation is to build andrun "Ha'bayit shel Benji" in his home town, Raanana. Ha'bayit shel Benji will be a warm home and guidance centerfor lone combat soldiers (many from outside of Israel) and soldiers from underprivileged families, and will alsoprovide post-service educational and vocational guidance. To date over $2.5 million dollars has been raised, themajority from private donations in Israel, the UK and the USA. Please consider giving to this worthy cause. For moreinformation visit: www.benjihillman.org, or emailinfo@benjihillman.orgINFORMATIONAL PROGRAMSMonthly "boot camps" kick start your job search. Learn about about the hidden job market, networking, effective resumes, and interviewing. Limited openings, sopre-registration required, 301/610-8380. Next open sessions are on July 20 and 21, and August 17 and 18.Career Fair. The Partnership for Public Service will host its eighth annual Public Service Career and Internship Fairon July 14 from 3:00-7:00 p.m. at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC. Last year's event connected 78federal agencies with more than 6,000 students and jobseekers.The Kemp Mill Synagogue11910 Kemp Mill RoadSilver Spring, MD 20902(301)593-0996office@kmsynagogue.org