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♦ ♦ ♦ MINCHA DIRECTORY Published by Agudath Israel of America Commission on Community Services 42 Broadway, New York, NY 10004 Phone: 212 797-9000 ext. 274 Fax: 646 254-1630 Email: [email protected] 1 NEW YORK METRO AREA MINCHA DIRECTORY This Mincha Directory is based on information available at the time of printing. Although we cannot accept any responsibility for the accuracy of the data furnished us, we are most thankful for errors brought to our attention. Please note the following: y It is always best to Call before going to a Minyan the first time to confirm the information herein. y Minyanim that meet late afternoon often change schedules as the days lengthen. y Fast days pose a special problem. Not every Minyan possesses a Sefer Torah, and those that do will often daven earlier y Minyanim at Yeshivos and Day Schools often meet only on school days. Similarly, many business Minyanim do not meet on legal holidays. The fact that a shul is listed in this directory does not mean that its mechitzah satisfies all standards. For changes, corrections, or to list additional Minyanim, please contact: Agudath Israel of America Commission on Community Services 42 Broadway, New York, NY 10004 Phone: 212 797-9000 ext. 274 Fax: 646 254-1630 E-Mail: [email protected] We appreciate the efforts of Dr. Bernard Fryshman, who originated this project. Comments or questions may also be directed to him at 1-212-533-5335. Agudath Israel of America is part of the world movement of Agudath Israel, which was founded in 1912 to mobilize Torah-loyal Jews for the perpetuation of authentic Judaism. Agudath Israel aims to establish the sovereignty of Torah in all problems facing the Jew as individuals and as a nation. To achieve these aims, Agudath Israel of America maintains nineteen divisions of activity embracing every phase of Jewish life and daily affecting the lives of many thousands of Jews, young and old. 2 Location Page New York City: Manhattan Below 14th Street.......... (4) 14th thru 59th Streets - East Side (6) 14th thru 59th Streets - West Side (7) 59th thru 96th Streets - East Side (9) 59th thru 96th Streets - West Side (9) Above 96th Street.......... (10) Bronx............................. (11) Brooklyn ........................ (12) Queens ........................... (15) Staten Island................... (16) Westchester ................. (17) Long Island ................. (18) New Jersey .................. (19) New York State ............ (21) Connecticut .................... (21) © 2010 Published by: Agudath Israel of America Reproduction without written permission prohibited 3 MANHATTAN BELOW 14TH STREET 1. AGUDATH ISRAEL OF AMERICA 10. 27 WILLIAM STREET 42 Broadway, 14th Floor Cor. Exchange Place Suite 613 Time: M-Th 1:00, 2:00 EST Time: 3:15 EST M-Th 1:30, 2:00 DST Contact: Hillel Zaltzman 212 943-9690 F 1:00 EST, 1:30 DST Tel.#: 212-797-9000 11. GFI MORTGAGE BANKERS Daf Yomi: M-F 45 min. before 1st. Minyan 50 Broadway, 4th Floor conference room Parsha: Thursday 1:00 for women only Time: 4:30 EST, 4:45 DST Maariv follows in winter 2. DOWNTOWN BAIS MEDRASH Contact: Abe Eisner/212-837-4642 25 Broadway (Morris St. entrance), 1st Floor Time: M-Th 1:40 All Year 12. BLUE SWITCH. Contact: C. Bauman/212-438-3828 61 Broadway Suite 2710 Shiur: Thursday 1:00 (Chumash) Time: M-Th 4:00-4:30 EST 4:30 DST Maariv EST 3. UNION OF ORTHODOX JEWISH Call for time CONGREGATIONS OF AMERICA Sefardic Minyan 11 Broadway, 14th floor conference room Contact: Alex/212-742-2770 Time: M-Th 3:00 All Year 13. FBE LTD. F 1:00 EST, 2:30 DST 111 Broadway, 20th Floor Contact: 212-563-4000 Time: M-Th 2:00 All Year 4. ONE STATE STREET THE WOLFSON GROUP Contact: Jake Arjang/212-266-8266 1 State Street, 29th Floor 14. BROAD MANAGEMENT Time: M-Th 1:35 Call First 160 Broadway, East Wing, 2nd Floor Rear Tel.#: 212-412-9114 / 212-412-9104 Bais Medrash Bet. Maiden Lane & Liberty (Sefer Torah) 5. GOTHAM REALTY HOLDINGS 30 Broad Street cor. exchange place Time: M-Th 12:45, 1:45, 4:05 EST 25th Floor 1:45, 4:05 DST Tel.#: 212 349-2154 Time: M-Th 15 min. before shikiya Call First 15. 3 WORLD FINANCIAL Tel.#:: 212-248-2217 ext. 212 200 Vessey St. Level P4 Time: M-Th 1:40 EST 6. BROADWAY MANAGEMENT Maariv Call First 80 Broad Street, 27th Floor Contact: Allon Franklin 212 640-7042 Time: M-Th 4:00 All Year Contact: Mr. H. Williger/212-493-7000 16. COPE INSTITUTE 225 Broadway, 2nd Floor 7. FAHNESTOCK & CO. 125 Broad St – 14th Fl., Conference Room Time: M-Th 2:15 EST Tel.#:: 212-809-5935 x301 Time: M-Th 2:00 Contact: Stanley Hershfang/212-859-9239 17. WALL STREET SYNAGOGUE 47 Beekman Street (bet. William & Gold St.) 8. 45 BROADWAY 45 Broadway, Security Office – lobby Shacharis: T/W/F 7:15; M/Th 7:10 Mincha: M-Th 12:45, 1:35, 1:50, Time: M-Th 2:00 All Year 10 min before sunset EST Contact: Aaron Weis/212-284-3750 Maariv follows M-Th 1:35, 1:50, 5:30 DST 9. CHINUCH ATZMAI-TORAH SCHOOLS F 1:35, 10 min before sunset EST 40 Exchange Place - 27 William Street #1403 F 1:35, 7:00 DST Time: 12:45 EST Contact: Jerry Roth/212-227-7800 x13 1:40 DST Contact: Rabbi Cohen/212-248-6200 Daf Yomi: M-Th 1:00 - 1:40, Fri. 12:00-12:40 4 MANHATTAN BELOW 14TH STREET 18. CAPITAL AUDIO 120 Duane Street 24. EAGLE PAPER (2 blocks North of City Hall) 121 Varick St. 10th Floor Time: M-Th 1:05 EST, 1:45 DST Mincah: M-Th 1:40 All Year, Contact: Josh Vizel/212-604-9605 F 12:40 EST F1:40 DST 25. MESERITCH SHUL E.6th St. bet. 1st Ave. & Ave. A Maariv 5:30 EST Contact: Jack Tabak/212-964-9400 Time: S-Th 4:30 EST, 7:00 DST Tel.#: 212-473-3665 19. 26 FEDERAL PLAZA 26 Federal Plaza, Room 1733 26. NYU – WEINSTEIN KOSHER CAFETERIA Time: M-Th 12:40 EST, 1:40 DST 5-11 University Place, bet. 8th St. & Waverly Contact: George Pavel/212-264-8640 20. MESIVTA TIFERES JERUSALEM Mincha: 1:30 All Year, 145 East Broadway 10 min. before sunset DST Call Before Shacharis: 7:45 Mid Dec.-Jan. no Minyan Maariv: Tues. 8:30 Time: M-Th 1:30 EST, F 12:30 EST Contact Rabbi Y. Sarnat:212-998-4118 S-F 1:30 DST Maariv: 6:15 EST, 9:00 DST Tel.#:: 212-964-2830 / 212-962-9296 212-962-8278 Shiurim: 11:00 & before 1:30 Mincha 21. YOUNG ISRAEL OF MANHATTAN 228 East Broadway, corner Clinton Mezzanine level Shacharis: M/Th 6:45 T/W/F 7:00 Mincha: 10 min. before sunset Maariv: 30 min. after sunset Contact: Rabbi Y. Siff/212-732-0966 Shiur: Daf Yomi Call for time 22. BIALYSTOKER SHUL 7-11 Willet St., on Bialystoker Place Shacharis: M/Th 6:00, 7:00, 7:45, 8:30 T/W/F 6:15, 7:00, 7:45, 8:30 S 6:15, 7:00, 7:45, 8:30, 9:15 Mincha: Call for exact times Shiur: Rav Singer Chevra Mishnayos between Mincha and Maariv Daf Yomi: Rabbi Zvi Romm Sun.-Thur after Maariv Contact: Rev Abramowitz/212-475-0165 23. CIVIC CENTRE SYNAGOGUE SYNAGOGUE FOR THE ARTS 49 White St. (bet. Church St. & Broadway) Shacharis: M/Th 7:20; T/W/F 7:30 Mincha: 12:40 & 1:40 EST 1:40 DST Maariv M-Th 5:30 EST Contact: Rabbi J. Glass/212-966-7141 5 MANHATTAN 14TH THRU 59TH STREETS – EAST SIDE 27. BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL - LINSKY BUILDING 35. MID MANHATTAN MINCHA MINYAN 1st Ave. & 16th St., Main Floor Chapel 10 East 40th St. bet Madison and 5th Time: M-Th 1:30 All Year Time: M-Th 1:30 EST 1:40 DST Contact: Rabbi Goldsmith/212-420-2729 Shiur: Parshas Hashavuah following Mincha Contact: Mordechai/646 285-7583 28. CONSOLIDATED EDISON COMPANY 4 Irving Place, Room 320 36. CARE TO CARE BOARDROOM 755 2ndAvenue, 2nd Floor Time: 12:45 EST, 1:30 DST 41st. St. and 2nd Avenue Shiur: 12:30 EST, 1:15 DST Contact: Mr. Leffel/212-780-8247 Time: M-Th 1:30 All Year Tel.#: 212-747-1000 29. JAY IMPORTS 41 Madison Avenue, 12th Fl. Corner of Madison and 26th St. 37. LOEB & TROPER 655 Third Ave, bet. 41st and 42nd St. Time: 1:30 EST, 1:45 DST 17th Floor Contact: David Jay/ 212-683-2727 Ashkenaz Minyan Jesse Frommer office Sefardic Minyan David Adest office 30. CONG. TALMUD TORAH ADERETH El Time: M-Th 1:45 All Year 133 East 29th St., between 3rd & Lexington Fri 1:00 EST 1:45 DST Shacharis: M/Th 6:50 T/W/F 7:00 (Tell the receptionist you are here for Mincha) Shabbos 9:00 Contact: Jesse Frommer Sunday 8:30, Rosh Chodesh 6:45 Tel.#:: 212-697-3000 Mincha: M-Th 1:00 and 10 min before sunset EST 38. 369 LEXINGTON AVE. M-Th 1:40 and Plag HaMincha DST Cor. Of 41st. St. 24th Floor Fri. close to sunset Sefardic Minyan Shabbos 25 min before Shkiyah Contact: R’ Gideon Shloush/212-685-0241 Time: 1:45 All Year Contact: Yehuda 212 983-033839. 31. NYU MEDICAL CENTER Rusk Building - 400 East 34th Street 39. GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL 1st floor –Room 118 Bikur Cholim Room At entry to track 42, across from Eddie’s Shoe Service Time: 15 min.
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    בס"ד • A PROJECT OF THE CINCINNATI COMMUNITY KOLLEL • CINCYKOLLEL.ORG תורה מסינסי Cincinnati Torah Vol. VI, No. XXXVIII Eikev A LESSON FROM A TIMELY HALACHA THE PARASHA RABBI YITZCHOK PREIS RABBI CHAIM HEINEMANN OUR PARASHA INCLUDES THE BIBLICAL MITZVAH human nature and how each of these mitzvahs A common question that comes up during to thank Hashem after eating a satisfying is designed to protect us from a potential hu- bein hazmanim and summer break is meal—the blessings we typically refer to as man failing. whether it is appropriate to remove one’s bentching or Birkat Hamazon. A spiritual hazard looms immediately fol- tallis katan (or tzitzis) while playing sports or The Talmud suggests that, logically, if we lowing a satisfying meal. Prior to eating, while engaging in strenuous activities that make are obligated to bless Hashem after eating, hungry, it easy to sense our dependency on one hot and sweaty. kal vachomer (all the more so), we should be our Provider. But once satisfying that hunger, While it is true that neither Biblical nor expected to recite a bracha before eating. After our attitude can shift. We run the risk of Rabbinic law obligates one to wear a all, someone who is famished is more acutely becoming self-assured, confident in our own tallis katan at all times, it has become the aware of the need for food and more appre- sustenance, and potentially dismissive of the accepted custom that every male wears a ciative that Hashem has made it available to True Source of satiation. Bentching protects tallis katan all day long.
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    NP Distofattend-2014-15

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