“A Carlebach minyan, you say?” a woman whispered, adjusting her shawl. “Right here in Nachlaot?” This, my friends, is Kol Rina. Kol Rina Synagogue, nestled on 26 Beer Sheva Street, pulses with the soulful melodies of a Carlebach minyan. Kol Rina isn’t just a place of worship. It is a vibrant hub, a spiritual home in the heart of Nachlaot. Rabbi Rubanowitz welcomes everyone to join the Shabbat services. They are held every Friday evening and Saturday morning. Feel the energy as the community gathers, sharing stories and songs. Kol Rina also extends its warmth through home hospitality, embracing the spirit of togetherness. If you’re looking for a place to connect with your spirituality and the community, Kol Rina is waiting. The synagogue is working on a new website for 5785, aiming to become a spiritual hub for its members to thrive. They also have a dedicated mailing list and newsletter to stay connected. If you are looking for a place where tradition meets modern spiritual practice in the heart of Jerusalem, then Kol Rina is the place for you.
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