Wondering where to find a welcoming community in the heart of Tel Aviv? Let’s explore Kehillat Shivtei Yisrael.
Kehillat Shivtei Yisrael is more than just a shul. It is a vibrant Dati Leumi Tzioni community. Founded in 1985, it started as a small minyan at Moriah Shul. Only twenty families were part of it then. Today, Shivtei Israel has grown to include over 350 families from all over the world.
What makes Shivtei Israel special? The community focuses on enriching Jewish life for its members. It combines a strong sense of belonging with an inspirational religious environment. This is evident in the diverse services, programs, and activities offered.
Shivtei Israel provides various minyanim throughout the day. You can find services each morning, afternoon, and evening. Shabbat services are also available. Children are well-catered for with five dedicated kids and youth services. Shiurim and activities take place during the week.
Community support is a core value here at Shivtei Israel. Their Chesed program ensures that those facing challenges receive the care they need. The community acts as a supportive family for those who have left their families behind.
Imagine joining the Shivtei Israel family for Shabbat. Candle lighting marks the beginning. Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat services fill the shul. Youth Minyan takes place in the hall. Children from Alef to Vav participate in Horim Veyeladim.
Early Shacharit begins the morning. Shiur with Gavin Glick takes place in the hall. The main minyan follows with Kiddush. Rav Aharon Friedman delivers a post-Kiddush Shiur in Hebrew, with fascinating insights.
Children’s Minyanim cater to different age groups. Toddlers have their dedicated space. Family Minyan and Youth Minyan take place later in the morning.
Mincha Gedola is held at midday. Mincha followed by Seuda Shlishit with Rabbi Bendavid enriches the afternoon. Motzei Shabbat and Maariv conclude the holy day.
Kehillat Shivtei Yisrael isn’t just a place of worship. It’s a thriving community that welcomes everyone to share in its values of Tefillah, Torah, Chesed, and community. It offers a warm and inclusive environment for all who seek to connect with their Jewish faith and heritage.