Kinor David is an Orthodox, Carlebach-style minyan for Shabbat and holidays. We sing a lot (with Carlebach nusach for Kabbalat Shabbat and usually for shacharit also), have communal learning between Shacharit and Kriyat HaTorah, and welcome everyone.

Kinor David is a community gathering in joyful prayer , song and Torah.

Kinor David is a halachic community that embraces all Jews no matter what their level of observance, in the spirit of Reb Shlomo Carlebach tz”l. Sabras, immigrants from more than 20 countries, single-parent families, converts and visitors all find a warm welcome together in the Kinor David community.

Kinor David runs Shabbat and holiday prayers and educational and social programs, turning no one away, regardless of their ability to pay for membership or events. We have a chesed fund that assists people in need.

We show people new to it all the place in the siddur and make everyone feel at home.

We always welcome people for Shabbat meals, if they need.

Click here to check out where you can join/participate in a “Shlomo Minyan”

Rechov Nachal Dolev 70
Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph
Beit Shemesh, Israel

Facilitator: Ari Gerber
Phone: +972(0)544655927
arigerber@yahoo.com
www.yahoogroups.com\kavrbs

Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat: 5 minutes after candle lighting. Lots of Carlebach singing and dancing!

Shabbat Morning davening: 8:30
Shabbat Afternoon Mincha: 90 minutes before Shabbat ends.
Havdala with guitar.
Daf Yomi at 8:30pm.
Tiyulim, shiruim, concerts, etc. during the year.

Passaic/Clifton New Jersey USA

Rabbi: Reuven & Tanja Sarett

Phone: +1 973-773-8286

Email: carlebachpassaic@yahoo.com

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/carlebachpassaic/

The Carlebach Minyan of Passaic/Clifton is an orthodox Jewish group in New Jersey that wants to serve Hashem with joy through davening, learning and bringing people together. The Minyan was founded in 2005 is inspired by Reb Shlom Carlebach’s music and beautiful teachings.

With a weekly Kabbalat Shabbat davening filled with niggunim, songs and Torah by the late Reb Shlomo Carlebach, the minyan is a place forJews looking for spirituality, and who share a yearning for oneness with Hashem and with others. The Minyan brings chassidus, simcha, love for Torah and our fellow man, music and singing into the community.

The Carlebach Minyan also invites to weekly shiurim on Nesivos Shalom/the Slonimer Rebbe, Rosh Chodesh classes for women, shiurim with guest rabbis & speakers, Oneg Shabbats, Malava Malkas and Kumsitzes. Everybody is welcome. Davening starts every Friday night at candle lighting time.

Offers weekly shabbos davening in meticulously authentic Carlebach nusach.
Daveners have been trained using tapes by baalei tefillah of the Carlebach Shul.
Kabbalat Shabbat: Every Friday at candle lighting time
Shabbat Morning: Every 1st & 3rd Saturday of every English month at 8:30am
Join us for many shabbatons, High Holy Days, classes, melave malkas, and concerts. Hospitality available.

The uniqueness of The Carlebach Shul lies in its ability to bring together and inspire a wide spectrum of the Jewish population. The unaffiliated Jew, the modern-orthodox, the traditional Chassid, as well as a host of Scholars-In-Residence all come to pray, sing, dance and learn together in an environment that embodies holiness, spirituality and joy. Through Rabbi Carlebach’s inspiration, Friday night has become a time for Jews of all backgrounds to gather at The Carlebach Shul to live the paradise of Shabbos. This legacy is being continued today with fervor and excitement by our spiritual leader, Reb Shlomo’s great-nephew, Rabbi Naftali Citron. The synagogue has blossomed into a haven for hundreds of Jews who come every week to live 25 hours of Shabbos bliss. What is the secret of our success?

Our secret is rooted in two fundamental Torah teachings: Neshama Yeseira, a special soul we receive on Shabbos, and Lechem Mishnah, the two loaves of bread we have to Shabbos commemorating the double portion of Manna we received in the desert for Shabbos. Finding the special Shabbos souls who are hungry for G-d (the Neshama Yeseira) and feeding them the double portion (Lechem Mishnah) is our goal. Indeed, in order to reach the lofty goal of a “never-ending Shabbos,” The Carlebach Shul, together with its rabbi, is dedicated to bringing Reb Shlomo’s Torah teachings to Jews of all backgrounds in an atmosphere of warmth and joy.

Although every day is truly special at the Carlebach Shul, there are certain days and certain events that are a “must” for us. Among the most special times at our synagogue are Selichos night, Hoshanah Rabbah, Simchas Torah, Chanukah, Tu B’Shvat, Purim, our beautiful and touching weekend-long commemoration of Rabbi Shlomo’s Yahrzeit, and of our Yom Tov celebrations.

These events are planned with a special love of Yiddishkeit and Klal Yisroel in mind. That’s why The Carlebach Shul has become known as the “right place to be,” both for those who live in our area and those who travel great distances to be with us on these special occasions. In addition, the Shul sponsors regular Jewish music concerts and Melave Malkas which allow the Jewish community at large to find expression through Jewish music.