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Agudath Israel 2005 U.S. Daf Yomi Directory Sivan 5765 Dear Friend: We are pleased to present the fifth edition of the Daf Yomi Directory. The heavy demand for earlier editions demonstrated the interest of travelers to maintain their learning of the Daf Yomi wherever they may find themselves. Daf Yomi was presented by its illustrious founder, Horav Meir Shapiro zt’l, at the first Knessia Gedola (World Congress) of Agudath Israel in 1923, to bring achdus to klal yisroel through the study of a common daf gemora throughout the world. Over the last eighty years, Daf Yomi has grown both in kamus and achus . Thousands participate in this daily Torah study program in far-flung corners of the globe, thus making this project the greatest “Yeshiva Without Walls” in the world. Best wishes for hatzlocho in your limud of Daf Yomi lehagdil Torah ul’hadira . Sincerely, Gedaliah Weinberger Chairman Sivan 5765 Dear Lomed Daf Yomi : We wish to offer our thanks to the maggidei shiur and a skonim of the daf yomi for their cooperation in providing us with their updated shiur data. In the several months since the 11th Siyum Hashas, we have been zocheh to register over three hundred newly formed groups. Each shiur lists in column order, the shiur location, time given and the name and telephone number of the maggid shiur / contact person for the shiur as well as the language in which the shiur is given (E =English, H = Hebrew, Y = Yiddish). This edition lists all registered shirium in the United States and Canada. If you plan to travel abroad and need daf yomi shiur information for other countries please contact us. Although much effort has been expended for accuracy, (all information received through Nisan 5765 is included), undoubtedly, shiurim exist that are not yet listed. Please forward any additions, and/or corrections to the Daf Yomi Commission – Agudath Israel of America, 42 Broadway (14th Floor), New York, NY 10004, 212.797.9000 ext. 267, fax 646.254.1630 or e-mail to torahprojects@agudathisrael.org . We welcome your comments or suggestions. Sincerely, Rabbi Avrohom Nisan Perl Coordinator TABLE OF CONTENTS UNITED STATES CALIFORNIA Newton Centre ...............................7 Beverly Hills ...................................1 Sharon ............................................7 Calabasas .......................................1 Worcester .......................................7 Los Angeles ....................................1 North Hollywood............................2 MARYLAND San Diego ........................................2 Baltimore .......................................7 Venice .............................................2 Potomac ..........................................8 Westwood........................................2 Silver Spring ..................................8 COLORADO MICHIGAN Denver ............................................2 Oak Park ........................................9 Greenwood Village ........................2 Southfield .......................................9 CONNETICUT MINNESOTA Bridgeport ......................................3 Minneapolis ...................................9 Waterbury .....................................3 New Haven .....................................3 MISSOURI Stamford .........................................3 St. Louis .......................................10 West Hartford ................................3 NEVADA ........................................10 FLORIDA Boca Raton .....................................3 NEW JERSEY Deerfield Beach .............................3 Bergenfield ...................................10 Fort Lauderdale ............................3 Cherry Hill ...................................10 Jacksonville ....................................3 West Long Branch ......................10 Miami Beach ..................................4 Deal................................................10 North Miami Beach........................4 East Brunswick ............................11 Edison / Highland Park ..............11 GEORGIA Elizabeth ......................................11 Atlanta.............................................4 Engelwood ....................................11 Savannah.........................................4 Fair Lawn ....................................11 Lakewood .....................................12 ILLINOIS Manalapan ...................................14 Buffalo Grove ................................5 Paramus .......................................14 Chicago ...........................................5 Passaic ..........................................14 Skokie .............................................6 Teaneck ........................................14 Union City ....................................15 INDIANA West Orange ................................15 Indianapolis ...................................6 South Bend .....................................6 NEW YORK CITY Bronx ............................................15 MASSACHUSSETTS Brighton .........................................7 Brooklyn Lyn ..................................................7 Bensonhurst .................................16 Brookline ........................................7 Boro Park .....................................16 Canarsie .......................................24 New Rochelle ...............................47 Crown Heights..............................25 Downtown Brooklyn ...................25 OHIO Flatbush .......................................25 Cincinnati .....................................47 Seagate .........................................33 Cleveland .....................................47 Williamsburg ...............................33 Colombus ......................................48 Manhattan PENNSYLVANIA Downtown ....................................34 Allentown .....................................48 Midtown .......................................34 Elkins Park ...................................48 Upper West Side ..........................35 Mifflintown ..................................48 Washington Heights ....................35 Philadelphia .................................48 Pittsburgh ....................................48 Queens Scranton .......................................48 Belle Harbor ................................36 Far Rockaway ..............................36 RHODE ISLAND ...........................49 Flushing ........................................37 Forest Hills ...................................38 TENNESSEE ..................................49 Kew Gardens ...............................38 Kew Gardens Hills ......................38 TEXAS Dallas ............................................49 Staten Island ................................39 Houston ........................................49 NEW YORK – LONG ISLAND VIRGINIA Cedarhurst ...................................39 Norfolk .........................................50 Great Neck ...................................40 Lawrence ......................................40 WASHINGTON Hewlitt ..........................................40 Seattle ...........................................50 Plainview ......................................40 Long Beach ..................................40 WASHINGTON DC ......................50 Oceanside .....................................40 West Hempstead ..........................40 WISCONSIN ..................................50 Woodmere ....................................41 CANADA NEW YORK STATE Montreal .......................................50 Albany ..........................................41 Thornhill ......................................51 Catskills ........................................41 Toronto .........................................52 Monsey / Spring Valley ...............43 Mount Kisco ................................47 CALIFORNIA Beverly Hills Beth Jacob Congregation Daily: 6:50AM, Rabbi Meir Shlomo Bess E 9030 West Olympic Blvd. Sunday: 7:00AM and 8:50AM 323.933.6780 Calabasas Mesifta of Greater Los Angeles Daily: 9:30PM, Rabbi Yakov Vann E 25115 Mareau Road Shabbos: 2 hr 30 min after Maariv 818.300.5562 Los Angeles Agudath Israel of Los Angeles Daily: (winter) after Mincha and after Maariv. Rabbi Avrohom Teichman E 533 North La Brea Avenue (summer) 1/2 hr bef Mincha, Shabbos: 1 hr bef 323.935.8383 Mincha Chabad of Hancock Park Daily: 9:30PM Rabbi Chaim Zev Citron E 221 S. Labrea Avenue 323.857.1607 Congregation Ahavas Yisroel Daily: 6:00AM, Shabbos: 1 hr bef candle lighting, Rabbi Chaim Zev Citron E 731 N. LaBrea Avenue Sunday: 7:15AM 323.857.1607 Congregation Bais Naftoli Daily: 6:30AM, Rabbi Pinchos Gruman H 221 S. Labrea Avenue Sunday: 7:00AM 323.936.1022 Daily: 5:15AM, Rabbi Berish Goldenberg E Sunday: 5:30AM 323.932.8141 Congregation Bais Yehuda Daily: 6:00AM, Rabbi Elchonon Tauber Y 360 N. Labrea Avenue Sunday: 7:45PM 323.938.8846 Daily: 8:00PM, Rabbi Elchonon Tauber E Shabbos: 5:00PM 323.938.8846 Daily: 9:00PM Rabbi Menachem M. Krybus E 323.933.7690 Congregation Eitz Chaim Daily: 6:15AM, Shabbos: 1 hr bef Mincha, Rabbi Mechi Blau E 301 S. Highland Sunday: 7:15AM 323.857.1432 Congregation Kehillas Yaakov Daily: 6:05AM, Shabbos: 7:55AM, Rabbi Gershon Bess E 7211 Beverly Blvd Sunday: 7:05AM 323.933.5031 Daily: 9:00PM, Mr. Rafael Deutsch E Shabbos: 1hr 15 min bef Mincha 323.933.1495 Congregation Kehillat Yitzchok Daily: 8:00PM, Rabbi Sholom Ginsberg Y/E 7709 Beverly Blvd. Shabbos: 8:00AM 323.938.1882 Congregation Ohel Moshe Daily: 9:00PM Rabbi Behnam Rafi Farsi 8644 W. Pico Blvd 310.659.7673 Kehilat Yavneh Daily: 7:00AM, Shabbos: 8:15AM, Rabbi Daniel Korobkin
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