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All services are conducted in the traditional Hebrew, as well as in
the English language. and is open to all Jews regardless of religious
background, knowledge or level of observance. Chassidic warmth is in
abundance, sprinkled with insights and explanations into the prayers and
rituals. No membership fees. Reflecting the diverse population of Cincinnati, "The Shul" represents a unique, creative traditional approach to Judaism. The only local authority on Chassidic, mystical sources and traditions, with an ultramodern approach, "The Shul", an affiliate of Chabad of Southern Ohio, employs a dedicated team of Rabbis, with years of experience in "outreach" to all segments of the community. There's a palatable warmth at the Synagogue services that melts away any embarrassment for those unfamiliar with Hebrew or new to communal prayer. "The Shul" is for all Jews. Men and women of all backgrounds and affiliations, are welcome to participate in the Minyan services, without pressure or obligation. Also ongoing programs for youth and children of all ages. | ||||||||
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Weekdays |
Shachrit (Morning) & Evening Prayers |
7:30 AM & 8:00 PM | ||||||
Fridays(Lail Shabbat) | Mincha | After candle lighting | Short break after Mincha for Torah class - given by Rabbi Kalmanson | |||||
| Kabbalat Shabbat | One hour after candle lighting | |||||||
Saturdays(Shabbat Mornings)and Jewish Holidays |
Shacharit/Musaf Torah Reading (A brief synopsis of the Torah portion preceding each Aliyah, and the congregation discusses and reviews The Weekly Torah Portion) | 9:30 AM |
An elaborate Kiddush is served following Musaf Weekly Shabbat Torah portion class:
For Women
For Men
The classes offer Chassidic, mystical insights into the weekly Torah
portion, with a insiders' unique view. | |||||
Shabbat and
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Mincha | After candle lighting | Short break after Mincha for Shalosh Seudos/'Stump the Rabbi' session | |||||
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Maariv (Evening Services) | One hour after candle lighting | Havdalah Service | ||||||
Sundays and | Shacharit (Morning) Prayers | 9:00 AM | ||||||
Jewish Holidays |
Check the Chabad art calendar or our events page | |||||||
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