Schedule of Services ~ Weekdays & Shabbat
For the current week's Shabbat & weekday schedules, see our Home Page.
For holiday info, check the links on our Home Page.
RSVP's:
> For Friday night services, RSVP is requested by Friday afternoon.
> No RSVP needed for Shabbat morning or evening services.
> For weekday Shacharit, RSVP is requested by the previous evening.
> For weekday evening services RSVP is requested up to an hour before mincha start time.
> For Friday night services, RSVP is requested by Friday afternoon.
> No RSVP needed for Shabbat morning or evening services.
> For weekday Shacharit, RSVP is requested by the previous evening.
> For weekday evening services RSVP is requested up to an hour before mincha start time.
Weekday Morning & Evening Services
For the current week's schedule, see our Home Page
PLEASE NOTE: Weekday morning minyan will meet if we have a minyan signed up by the night before.
For evening services, we meet if we have a minyan signed up the same day (about one hour before service time - see below for times).
If you are interested in attending any service, please email [email protected] and specify which day(s) you are signing up for.
We will reply to your email asap to let you know if minyan will be held.
Morning Services
Sundays: 8:00 AM* (NEW TIME)
Major secular holidays: 8:30 AM
Mondays & Thursdays: 6:45 AM
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Fridays: 6:55 AM
Rosh Chodesh & Fast Days: 6:40 AM
In the event that you find the building door locked, please call the shul (215-525-4246) and leave a message to request access. Alternatively, you can wait by the door for one of our members with a building key fob to arrive.
Morning & Evening Services are followed by Rabbi Hirsch's brief halacha insight. On Friday mornings following Shacharit, Rabbi Hirsch also teaches a class on the weekly Parsha.
Evening Services
Sundays and Major Secular holidays: Mincha/Ma'ariv approximately 15 minutes before sunset.
Monday - Thursday: Ma'ariv at 6:30 PM in the winter, Mincha/Ma'ariv approximately 15 minutes before sunset in the summer.
Other nearby weekday minyanim (please call for confirmation): Suburban locations:
For the current week's schedule, see our Home Page
PLEASE NOTE: Weekday morning minyan will meet if we have a minyan signed up by the night before.
For evening services, we meet if we have a minyan signed up the same day (about one hour before service time - see below for times).
If you are interested in attending any service, please email [email protected] and specify which day(s) you are signing up for.
We will reply to your email asap to let you know if minyan will be held.
Morning Services
Sundays: 8:00 AM* (NEW TIME)
Major secular holidays: 8:30 AM
Mondays & Thursdays: 6:45 AM
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Fridays: 6:55 AM
Rosh Chodesh & Fast Days: 6:40 AM
In the event that you find the building door locked, please call the shul (215-525-4246) and leave a message to request access. Alternatively, you can wait by the door for one of our members with a building key fob to arrive.
Morning & Evening Services are followed by Rabbi Hirsch's brief halacha insight. On Friday mornings following Shacharit, Rabbi Hirsch also teaches a class on the weekly Parsha.
Evening Services
Sundays and Major Secular holidays: Mincha/Ma'ariv approximately 15 minutes before sunset.
Monday - Thursday: Ma'ariv at 6:30 PM in the winter, Mincha/Ma'ariv approximately 15 minutes before sunset in the summer.
Other nearby weekday minyanim (please call for confirmation): Suburban locations:
Shabbat - For the current week's schedule, see our Home Page.
Friday Evening Services:
Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Ma'ariv - (*New time) 7:30 PM in the summer, 15 minutes before sunset otherwise
RSVP by afternoon on Friday to [email protected].
Saturday:
Shacharit/Torah Reading/Mussaf - 9:15-1145am followed by delicious, hot Kiddush
Mincha (winter only) - after kiddush at approximately 12:20 pm
Talmud Class with Rabbi Hirsch (summer only) -- 45 minutes before Mincha
Mincha, followed by 3rd meal (non-winter schedule) - approximately 1.5 hours before sundown
Maariv, followed by Havdalah (winter and summer) - about 10 minutes before nightfall (tzeit hakochavim)
Interested in reading Torah or Haftorah, or leading davening? Have an upcoming yahrzeit? Let us know!