Shabbat Morning Schedule
First Minyan
Start Time: 7:00 A.M.
Main Minyan
Start Time: 8:30 A.M.
High School
Start Time: 9:15 A.M.
The Bnei Yitzhak High School Minyan, under the guidance of Rabbi Ariel Mizrahi, is a great place for the young men and women of our community to pray, enjoy a beautiful breakfast, socialize and learn Torah together. High School students from all schools are invited to participate not only in our Shabbat Minyan, but in our social programs we conduct all year long, as well.
Youth Minyan
Start Time: 9:00 A.M.
The Bnei Yitzhak Youth Minyan has been a staple of the synagogue since its inception. Under the leadership of Rabbi Charles Safdieh and Mr. Jacob Ovadia, the Minyan is rising to new heights. The warm atmosphere is ideal for educating children and helping them grow in their Tefillot and learning of Torah. Of course, there are great raffles and programs that make going to Shul a great experience for youth of our Beit Knesset.
Fri, February 28 2020
3 Adar 5780
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Today's Calendar
| Shaharit : 6:20a |
| Shaharit : 7:00a |
| Shaharit : 8:15a |
| Candle Lighting : 5:28p |
| Minha : 5:30p |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Terumah
| Shabbat, Feb 29 |
Candle Lighting
| Friday, Feb 28, 5:28p |
Habdalah
| Motzei Shabbat, Feb 29, 6:25p |
Parshat Zachor
| Shabbat, Mar 7 |
Zmanim
| Alot Hashahar | 5:11a |
| Earliest Talit - Tefilin | 5:27a |
| Sunrise | 6:32a |
| Latest Shema | 9:20a |
| Zman Tefillah | 10:16a |
| Hatsot (Mid-Day) | 12:09p |
| Minha Gedola | 12:37p |
| Minha Ketana | 3:25p |
| Plag HaMincha | 4:36p |
| Candle Lighting | 5:28p |
| Sunset | 5:46p |
| Nightfall | 6:27p |
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Links
For information regarding the Brooklyn Erub: http://erub.org
Interested in learning the tunes for Selihot and the High Holidays? Explore the world of Hazzanut at pizmonim.org, and learn more about Maqam and tunes to enhance your Tefillah.
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To see Rabbi Jonathan Sacks's weekly Perasha Debar Torah, "Covenant and Conversation", click http://rabbisacks.org