Welcome to Young Israel of Brighton Beach synagogue in Brighton Beach Brooklyn, NY

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Rabbi Efraim Zaltzman 11

Welcome to Young Israel of Brighton Beach – the oldest synagogue in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, NY

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Luach, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Succos, Shmini Atzeres and Simchas torah 5781 / 2020
Please note! Wearing masks and social distancing are mandatory in the Synagogue. Also there are hand sanitizers dispensers available
Fri., Sep. 18 – Erev Rosh Hashanah Light candles 6:40 pm. Recite L’hadlik ner shel Shabbos v’shel Yom Tov and Shehechionu
Minchah 6:50 pm
Maariv 7:40 pm
Shabbos, Sept., 19 1st day Rosh Hashanah
Shacharis 8:45 am (due to Covid, we will try to shorten the time in the Synagogue. Therefore, We ask the congregants to pray at home till Baruch Sheamar, and we will therefore begin in the Synagogue 8:45 at Baruch Sheamar)
Minchah 6:25pm
Maariv 7:40pm. Attention Women! Remember to Say Baruch hamavdil bein kodesh l’kodesh, Light candles and do all preparations after 7:42 – L’hadlik ner shel Yom Tov and Shehechionu. Special Kiddush called “YaKNaHaZ”
Sun., Sept.,20 2nd day Rosh Hashanah
Shacharis 8:45 am ( Due to Covid, we will try to be in the Synagogue for a shorter period then usual, Therefore we ask the congregants to please pray till Baruch Se-amar at home. Minyan will begin at Baruch She-amar at 8:45)
SHOFAR 10:00 AM. Second shofar blowing in the parking lot 6pm IT IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR ALL TO HEAR THE SHOFAR.
Remember to do Tashlich
Minchah :6:35 pm. Yom Tov ends 7:40pm
Mon. Sept. 21 – Tzom Gedalya- fast begins 5:30 am.
Shacharis 7:10 am. Fast ends 7:27pm
YOM KIPPUR Sun. Sep. 27 -Erev Yom Kippur.
Minchah 3:00 pm Light Candles 6:25 pm– L’hadlik ner shel Yom Hakkipurim and Shehechionu
Kol Nidrei 6:35 pm Mon. Sep 28
Yom Kippur day – Shacharis 8:45 am. Please say Brachos etc. till Baruch She – amar at home. We will begin at Baruch She-amar in the Synagogue – Yizkor 11:30 am.
Minchah to be announced
Fast and Yom Kippur ends 7:27 pm
SUCCOS
Fri., Oct. 2 – Erev Succos Light candles 6:17 pm – L’hadlik ner shel Shabbos V’shel Yom Tov and Shehechionu.
Minchah – 6:25pm
Maariv (Kiddush after ) 7:18 pm
Shabbos, Oct. 3rd – First day Yom Tov, Shacharis 9:00 am
Minchah 6:00 pm
Maariv 7:16pm. Attention Women! Remember to say Baruch hamavdil bein kodesh l’kodesh, Light candles and do all preparations after 7:18 pm
Sun. Oct. 4th , Second day Yom Tov, Shacharis 9:00 am
Minchah 6:20 pm. Yom Tov ends 7:17 pm.
Regarding Shacharis Minyan during Chol Hamoed, If we will have enough commitments, we will have Minyan. Otherwise, just Monday and Thursday.
SHMINI ATZERS
Friday Oct. 9th Hoshaanah Rabbah – Shacharis, pending commitments.
Light Candles 6:06pm– L’hadlik ner shel Shabbos V’shel yom tov and shehechionu Minchah 6:15 pm – Maariv to be announced.
Shabbos Oct. 10th – Shmini Atzeres – Shacharis 9:00 am. Yizkor 10:00 am
Minchah 5:50 pm
Attention women. Remember to say Baruch Hamavdil bein kodesh L’kodesh, Light candles and do all preparations after 7:07 pm L’hadlik ner shel yom tov and Shehechionu. Maariv – 7:05 pm, followed by small, short Kiddush, followed by Hakafos.
Please adhere to the Covid related rules!
Sun. Oct.11th Simchas Torah – Shacharis 9:30 am
Minchah 6:10 pm. Yom Tov ends 7:06
Have a good, healthy and sweet year !!! V’yaakov holach L’darko
News
  • Covid-19 Update
    I hope that you have had a safe summer. I am sending you a Covid-19 update from Rabbi Aaron E. Glatt,M.D. Associate Rabbi Young Israel of Woodmere. As I have said in the past, no one in our Young Israel knows that I am writing this, not Steven, nor The Rabbi nor anyone else. I … Continue reading Covid-19 Update
  • SHABBOS & HIGH HOLIDAY MESSAGE
    Dear members and friends, I hope you are a having a pleasant and safe summer. The times we are going thru are very stressful and dangerous. We would like to thank those who have joined us in restarting our services on Shabbos and on Monday and Thursday mornings. Please join us if you feel safe … Continue reading SHABBOS & HIGH HOLIDAY MESSAGE
  • GUEST D’VAR TORAH
    Parshas Netzavim Rich Expression Can Be Confusing Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein (When Netsavim and Vayelech are read separately, this is the haftarah of Netsavim, and Vayelech is Shabbat Shuvah.) The first section of this haftarah is both long and difficult, although giving a generally positive tone. Some of the difficulty stems from Isaiah piling metaphors … Continue reading GUEST D’VAR TORAH
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Young Israel of Brighton Beach, an Orthodox synagogue (associated with the National Council of Young Israel, an Organization founded in 1912 and serving as the national coordinating agency of synagogues.

Council of Young Israel, an Organization founded in 1912 and serving as the national coordinating agency of nearly 150 Synagogue branches) that has revitalized the community under the leadership of adminka