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Our Daily Minyan
Our daily Minyanim are a vital part of our synagogue life. They meet mornings and evenings each day in the Irene Schwebel Chapel to provide for the spiritual needs not only of our members but also of the surrounding Jewish community. We encourage all synagogue families to participate in our Minyanim.
The daily Minyan makes it possible to recite Kaddish for a loved one. For those observing a Yahrzeit, there is ample opportunity to lead the service or to accept an honor.
PLEASE CHECK THE CALENDAR FOR EXACT MINYAN TIMES AS THERE ARE MANY EXCEPTIONS TO THE GENERAL TIMES LISTED BELOW.
Morning Minyan
- 7:10 am Monday - Friday (except as noted below)
- 9:00 am Sunday and certain legal holidays. .
- 7:00 am weekdays on which Hallel is recited, including Rosh Hodesh, Hanukkah, Israel Independence Day and intermediate days of Festivals.
Evening Minyan
- 8:00 pm Monday – Thursday
- Friday and Saturday evening minyan times are dictated by the weekly sunset time. .
- 6:00 pm on Sunday.
Minyan Initiative
View the Minyan Initiative Calendar here.
Our Minyan Initiative involves a group of T.I.C. volunteers who sign up to attend the Daily Evening Minyan on a rotating basis. and commit one evening of their choice each month. Their presence helps bolster the number of attendees,enabling mourners to say Kaddish. If a volunteer is unable to attend, he or she is asked to find a replacement. Interested volunteers can contact Ellen Salant or Caren Zelicof
For more information about our daily Minyanim, contact Rabbi Dina Shargel, Ritual Director at 914-948-2800 ext.121 or the lay coordinator for the daily Minyan, Morty Weinstein.
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