Some Minhagim

Some Minhagim you will see at this minyan and their explanations: There is no Aleinu between Mincha and Kabbolas Shabbos. Anytime Mincha and Maariv are ALWAYS done together, the din is to omit Aleinu. Only the Chazan says Nekadesh at the beginning of Kedusha. This also happens to be the Minhag HaGra and the suggested Minhag in Mishnah Berurah. The reason is apparent, since “Nekadesh” is a summons to Kedusha, it belongs to the Chazan. Lechu Neranena is recited Pasuk by Pasuk,

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Had we met for Shavuos...

Some members were away and we did not meet this YomTov. This coming week will be a Simcha in the Shul and this will be our "Tashlumin"! Had we met this week for Shavuos Davening the following would have been on the "menu": First night we would have begun Maariv shortly after Mincha with a brief pause for "Eruv Tavshilin" (the shul waits a few minutes to give someone who forgot a chance to run home and quickly make one!) Someone would have spoken, and we would go straight t

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The Groenigen Sefira Yigdal

By: D Klompsma Last Friday night’s davening concluded with a melody that carried more than just musical beauty—it carried history. A heartfelt thank-you is due to Mendy Meyer, with the support of Alex Grinberg, for bringing the Sefirot Yigdal melody of Juda Izak Vleeschhouwer to life in such a meaningful way. A Melody Rooted in Groningen This particular melody traces its origins to Groningen, the northernmost city in the Netherlands—what many Americans simply call Holland. Si

May 42 min read

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Had we met for Shavuos...

Some members were away and we did not meet this YomTov. This coming week will be a Simcha in the Shul and this will be our "Tashlumin"! Had we met this week for Shavuos Davening the following would have been on the "menu": First night we would have begun Maariv shortly after Mincha with a brief pause for "Eruv Tavshilin" (the shul waits a few minutes to give someone who forgot a chance to run home and quickly make one!) Someone would have spoken, and we would go straight t

May 252 min read

The Groenigen Sefira Yigdal

By: D Klompsma Last Friday night’s davening concluded with a melody that carried more than just musical beauty—it carried history. A heartfelt thank-you is due to Mendy Meyer, with the support of Alex Grinberg, for bringing the Sefirot Yigdal melody of Juda Izak Vleeschhouwer to life in such a meaningful way. A Melody Rooted in Groningen This particular melody traces its origins to Groningen, the northernmost city in the Netherlands—what many Americans simply call Holland. Si

May 42 min read

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