Daily Minyanim

Daily Minyan (Prayer Service)

“Minyan” has two meanings: a daily prayer service, and the quorum required for the recitation of certain prayers. At Beth Sholom, the “minyan” quorum is ten or more adult (over the age of Bar/Bat Mitzvah) male and/or female Jews for the purpose of communal prayer.  Our Minyanaires have made a commitment to regularly attend minyan services to ensure that kaddish can be recited for mourners or those observing yahrzeits.

• Every morning throughout the year there is a minyan at Beth Sholom.  A light dairy breakfast is served after the morning minyan.
  
  
• Sunday morning @ 9:00 am

• Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday @ 7:30 am

• The Torah portion is read on Monday and Thursday  @ 7:20 am

• Evening Minyan, Monday - Thursday at 7:00 pm

• Saturday evenings during Minhah, time dependent on sunset

• Sunday evening service at 7:00 pm, except for the winter, when we hold our Sunday services at 5:00 pm.  We alternate the Sunday evening service with Congregation Adath Jeshurun on a monthly basis. Check our schedule for the Sunday location.

Kaddish (the Mourner’s Prayer) can be said to commemorate a Yahrzeit (anniversary of a death) at any of our minyanim.

We need volunteers to attend evening minyan to ensure that we have a minyan for those who need to say kaddish.  Please consider volunteering to be on call or to make a commitment to attend one service a week or a month.