When opened in 2009 along with the center, our Shul had its corner on the ground floor. It took a few weeks till the first Minyan took place. Surprisingly, 3 short month after our arrival we already had our first Shabbat morning Minayn...

The continuous growth of the Minyan has led us to take a big step and extend the shul. The shul moved to an exclusive facility on our second floor at and of 2012. We invested time and efforts to make the women an integral part of shul. After consulting with experts, we have elevated the ground level of the ladies' section and placed a one way see through glass through which the ladies can see clearly the services. Upon moving into our permanent building, the Shul has the most respectable place on the first floor. Ladies' section is now beside the mans' section and the Mechitza is a one way see through, enabling women to feel part of services.

We seek to make all our attendees as comfortable as possible. The services are traditional, conducted with the beginner in mind. No experience needed. The prayer book (the Siddur) is fully translated to English with parallel pages to the Hebrew one (prayer books are also available in French, Russian, Spanish and Portuguese). The service includes much festive as well as meditative singing.

Join us in our comfortable location, where the prayers are warm, the people are friendly, and everyone feels at home.