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What Drives Us
Every day, a minyan gathers in the community - the morning Shacharit prayer and the evening Maariv. A quorum of ten is always there, and often fifteen or even twenty come. On Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays we read from the Torah - the community has its own scroll.
Prayer goes on all year round, with no days off. This is the heart of community life: people come to pray, to meet fellow believers, and to begin and end the day together.
Your donation helps sustain the minyan: we buy prayer books (siddurim), add to the community library, and maintain the prayer room. For those who have none of their own, from time to time we give tzitzit, tallitot and tefillin.
Prayer goes on all year round, with no days off. This is the heart of community life: people come to pray, to meet fellow believers, and to begin and end the day together.
Your donation helps sustain the minyan: we buy prayer books (siddurim), add to the community library, and maintain the prayer room. For those who have none of their own, from time to time we give tzitzit, tallitot and tefillin.
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We invite you to participate in this program. Contact us to learn more about how you can get involved or receive assistance.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How often do the prayers take place?
Every day, all year round. Shacharit in the morning, Maariv in the evening. A minyan (a quorum of ten) is always there.
How many people take part?
Ten or more; on an ordinary day there can be fifteen or twenty.
When is the Torah read?
On Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The community has its own Torah scroll.
What do the donations go toward?
Prayer books (siddurim), adding to the community library, and maintaining the room. For those who have none of their own, we give tzitzit, tallitot and tefillin.
How can I join?
Write through the form on the program page or contact the community administrator, and we will tell you the time and place.
