Sephardic Minyan - The Shul

The Sephardic Minyan

To encourage the maintaining of original root traditions, The Shul has opened its doors to the Sephardic segment of the community. A Sephardic Minyan has been established to accommodate the Sephardic membership. Daily and Shabbat prayer services are conducted in the Sephardic tradition to enhance their ancestral origins. They are part of all social, spiritual, educational and communal activities at The Shul. In this manner The Shul enables everyone to preserve their respective traditions and simultaneously cultivate a cohesive blend of Sephardim and Ashkenazim into one community. These dynamics were evident in May 1995, when The Shul hosted a meeting of the Annual Sephardic Rabbis Convention. The Rishon L'Zion, Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Bakshi Doron Shlita, addressed the conference.

The community has experienced much growth since its inception and continues to expand on all levels.

Weekday			Sunday
Selichot to begin on September 1st.			Sunday Morning Selichot
Shacharit			Sunday Morning Shacharit
Mincha, Followed by Arvit			Mincha, Followed by Arvit
Friday Evening			Shabbat Morning
Friday Mincha - Followed by Shir Hashirim & Kabbalat Shabbat			Shacharit, followed by Kiddush Hamin / Dafina
			Shabbat Mincha

			Shabbat Ends

For More Information: please call Cantor Shimshon @ 305-790-4634

COMMUNITY EVENTS: The Sephardic Minyan holds periodical events at The Shul, open to the public. These events, including the popular Sephardic Lag B'Omer Feast, feature traditional Sephardic milieu, menus and music. Please call The Shul office for more details.

GENERAL SERVICES: The Sephardic Minyan would like to offer its services to all members of the community. For more information, learning opportunities and Rabbinic assistance please feel free to contact:

Shimshon Tzubeli
Tel: 305-790-4634

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