Join us WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT 8 PM (Israel Time) for an exploration of one of the 613 Commandments in the Torah. We use the Sefer HaChinuch as our primary source material, but quickly expand our survey to include a variety of philosophical, legal and ethical perspectives. Click here for the Zoom link.
Shir Hadash is pleased to offer a 11 month course of study for potential converts to Judaism in conjunction with the Nativ Civilian Program, the National Center for Identity and Conversion. This course will meet twice weekly beginning just after Chanuka. If interested in learning more, e-mail shirhadash613@gmail.com. The preparation course introduces students to a rich world of content, including…
Shacharit meets daily from 8:15 AM - 8:50 AM (on non-Torah reading days) and 8:15 AM - 9 AM (on torah reading days), followed immediately by Daf Yomi.
Daf Yomi meets daily Sunday - Friday in person at Shir Hadash as well as on our Facebook Group.
Candles 4:59 PM Mincha 5:24 PMKabalat Shabbat 5:35 PMFollowed by Maariv
Shabbat Morning Tephillot 8:45 AM Shacharit10:20 AM Dvar Torah10:45 AM Conclude Take-Away Kiddush this Shabbat sponsored by Nancy Bechor in celebration of the birth of a baby grandson. Mazal Tov.
Weekday Shacharit meets at 8:15 AM Sunday through Friday.
Friday Night Schedule includes: Candles 5:04 PM Mincha 5:29 PM Kabalat Shabbat 5:40 PM Followed by Maariv
Mazal Tov to Chaim Seligman as he celebrates his Shabbat Chatan at Shir Hadash in celebration of his upcoming wedding to Dana Grob. The kiddush following Shabbat morning tephillot is sponsored by the Seligman family in honor of the occasion.