TIKUN LEIL SCHEDULE Our all-night learning program will take place this year at our new building located at Yakov Rubin Street #1. Seats will be properly distanced and masks are required to be worn at all times inside the building. Refreshments - served via waitstaff - will be provided during the course of the night. Nurse Rachel Gemara Presents at 2…
As part of the return to our building - a process that will be accented by hosting programs with a smaller number of people prior to graduating to events with a larger number of people - we will conduct our first Shabbat services in the afternoon and evening of Shabbat Parshat Naso, May 30th. The schedule will include: Shabbat Afternoon,…
Every Sunday morning at 11 AM Peta Pellach shares her innovative insights on the week's Torah portion. At present, this shiur meets over Zoom -- e-mail [email protected] for the specific invite -- and on our Facebook Group.
Our weekday Shacharit minyan meets daily at 8:15 AM. Our Shabbat and Chag Shacharit meets at 8:45 AM. Shabbat Chol HaMoed Shacharit meets at 8:30 AM Rosh Hashana Shacharit meets at 8:00 AM Yom Kipur Shacharit meets at 8:30 AM Simchat Torah Shacharit meets at 8:30 AM First day of Pesach (following leil haseder) Shacharit meets at 9:00 AM
Shir Hadash hosts a mincha g'dola each weekday Sunday through Thursday at 1:20 PM. Following the minyan, Rabbi Pear learns a Mishna a day. This learning can be found on our Facebook Group as well as in the archives on our YouTube channel.
Shir Hadash hosts a mincha g'dola each weekday Sunday through Thursday at 1:20 PM. Following the minyan, Rabbi Pear learns a Mishna a day. This learning can be found on our Facebook Group as well as in the archives on our YouTube channel.
Shir Hadash hosts a mincha g'dola each weekday Sunday through Thursday at 1:20 PM. Following the minyan, Rabbi Pear learns a Mishna a day. This learning can be found on our Facebook Group as well as in the archives on our YouTube channel.
Shir Hadash hosts a mincha g'dola each weekday Sunday through Thursday at 1:20 PM. Following the minyan, Rabbi Pear learns a Mishna a day. This learning can be found on our Facebook Group as well as in the archives on our YouTube channel.
Rabbi Pear will offer a talk in commemoration of the 2nd yahrzeit of his father, Moshe ben Shmuel (Martin K. Pear). The topic this year relates to how different legal systems - the US Constitution, Israeli Law and Halacha - view a convicted politician's right to stand for election ... a topic not only relevant given today's political climate, but…
Join our weekday Shacharit Sunday through Friday at 8:15 AM. Same time for Rosh Chodesh, Fast Days and Chol HaMoed (our Shabbat morning tephilla is at 8:45 AM). During Corona, all tephillot are outside.
