Our evening minyan (daily service) is a short opportunity for some end-of-the-day spirituality and fellowship, as well as support for those saying Kaddish while they are in mourning or observing a yahrzeit. We meet generally Monday through Thursday evenings at 7:30 p.m, for a service of about 15-20 minutes.
Most weeks the minyan on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday is both at the synagogue and on Zoom, and on Wednesday is only on Zoom. Check our calendar for the most updated schedule.
When there is a shiva in the community, the minyan often meets at the home of the mourners and online as well. In the event of dangerous driving conditions particularly during the winter, the minyan will only be online and that will generally be posted at the top of our homepage.
To join online, click this link, or from the Zoom app or website, or by phone number (929) 436-2866, enter meeting ID 553 007 5723 and password 183672.
To view a copy of the weekday Siddur (prayerbook) click here.
Please remember to bring your access card when attending service in person, or let the rabbi know you are coming if you are not a member so we can meet you at the door.
For weekday times when we do not have services, these are the closest weekday morning services at Conservative synagogues:
Many weekday mornings 7:00 am — Temple Israel, 66 Salmon Street, Manchester, NH
Weekday mornings 7:00 am — Temple Emunah, 9 Piper Road, Lexington, MA
On Saturday evenings around Havdalah time, which varies each week, there is access online to an evening minyan at Chizuk Amuno Congregation in the Baltimore area.
On Sunday evenings at 9:00 pm Eastern time there is an online minyan open to people everywhere through the Jewish Collaborative of Orange County.