“Above a store with a white sign,” the directions read. That’s where we find Congregation Beit Aharon.
Congregation Beit Aharon is more than just a synagogue. It serves as a center for the Jewish Community of Ridgewood and Bushwick. Here, people come together. They connect and practice their faith. They learn and celebrate their shared heritage.
For generations, Jews have gathered. They support each other. They benefit from sharing their traditions. Congregation Beit Aharon keeps this tradition alive.
Rabbi Nachum Sarytchev and Mrs. Nurit Sarytchev are the Shluchim here. They are leaders within the Chabad of Ridgewood. They help guide the congregation. They foster a strong community spirit at Congregation Beit Aharon.
Looking up, notice the sign. It reads “S & K Furniture of NY.” Above this store is where Congregation Beit Aharon resides. It is a unique location.
The synagogue follows Nusach Arizal and Lubavitch traditions. These are specific Jewish customs. They guide the prayers and practices within Congregation Beit Aharon.
Shabbat services here include many elements. There is Receiving the Law at Sinai and a Devar Torah by Rav Dov. Also, there is Tu-Bishvat Qidush and Community Time. People thank Hashem for His daily u1e23esed.
Special events mark the calendar. Tu-Bishvat Qidush is one example. Community members generously sponsor this. They donate time and resources. After kiddush, everyone sings Tu-Bishvat and Shabbat songs.
Mila baParasha offers learning opportunities. It focuses on understanding words in the parasha. People explore the meaning and context of Hebrew terms. This adds depth to their understanding of the Torah.
Congregation Beit Aharon is a welcoming space. It is a place to connect with heritage. It is a place to celebrate Jewish life in Ridgewood and beyond. The white sign and red letters mark the spot where community thrives.