בית שאול ומרים

Bet Shaul U’Miriam

A Syrian congregation on Avenue S, led by Rabbi David Cohen: three minyanim every morning, a teen minyan and a youth minyan on Shabbat, the Daf Yomi, and a learning program open every night until ten.

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Bet Shaul U’Miriam on Avenue S: a red-brick front with a raised arch carrying the name in gold Hebrew letters over a large round window, a small tiled canopy over glass doors etched with gold crowns, and purple-leaf trees on either side — 2208 Avenue S, Brooklyn.

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This Shabbat

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Three minyanim every morning

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Monday to Friday

6:20 · 7:00 · 8:15

On Monday and Thursday, with the Torah reading, the last minyan is at 8:05.

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Sunday

6:20 · 7:15 · 8:00

A little later on Sunday morning. Minha and Arbit every afternoon before sunset.

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Shabbat

6:20 · 8:15

The teen minyan at 8:15 in the annex, and the youth minyan at 9:15 downstairs.

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The arch over the round window of Bet Shaul U’Miriam, with the gold Hebrew letters ק״ק בית שאול ומרים set into the red brick

A home for learning

The synagogue is open for learning for all levels of Torah, Sunday to Thursday until ten at night, and on Friday and Saturday nights through the winter, from November to February.

Every evening from Sunday to Thursday at six, Rabbi David Cohen gives the Daf Yomi, in English.

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