From daily minyan to youth education — meaningful programs for every stage of Jewish life.
Magen David Synagogue offers a comprehensive range of religious, educational, and community programs designed to nurture Jewish identity and build lasting bonds.
Our synagogue maintains a full schedule of traditional Sephardic prayer services throughout the week, following time-honored liturgical traditions with warmth and kavannah.
Learning is at the heart of Jewish life. Our diverse educational offerings serve students from kindergarten-age through senior adults, fostering lifelong love of Torah.
Investing in the next generation is our highest priority. Our youth programming creates meaningful Jewish experiences and lasting friendships for children and teens.
Acts of lovingkindness — chesed — are integral to Jewish life. Our dedicated committees ensure that every member of our community feels supported and cared for.
| Service | Day | Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shacharit (Morning Prayers) | Sunday – Friday | 7:00 AM | Daily minyan in the main sanctuary |
| Shacharit (Morning Prayers) | Shabbat (Saturday) | 9:00 AM | Full Shabbat morning service with Torah reading |
| Mincha & Ma'ariv | Sunday – Friday | Seasonal | Times vary with sunset; check bulletin |
| Kabbalat Shabbat | Friday Evening | Seasonal | Traditional Sephardic melodies and prayers |
| Weekly Parasha Shiur | Shabbat | Following services | Torah class with the Rabbi after kiddush |
| Gemara / Daf Yomi | Sunday | 8:30 AM | Open to all levels — beginners welcome |
| Women's Shiur | Tuesday | 7:30 PM | Topics in Halacha, Parasha, and Jewish living |
* Service times may vary for Shabbat, Yom Tov, and holidays. Please contact us for the current bulletin.
The Torah commands us to love our neighbor. Our chesed committees put that commandment into daily action throughout Brooklyn and beyond.
Volunteers visit congregation members and community neighbors who are hospitalized or homebound, providing comfort, companionship, and practical support.
Weekly Shabbat food packages and emergency assistance ensure that no family in our community goes without nourishing meals, especially during the holidays.
Our caring community surrounds mourning families with meals, prayer, and presence during the shiva period, honoring the tradition of comforting the bereaved.
Regular visits, transportation assistance, and social events keep our senior members connected, valued, and engaged in the life of the synagogue.
Our confidential tzedakah committee provides financial assistance to community members experiencing hardship, funded by the generosity of our congregation.
Every newcomer receives a warm welcome, a dedicated buddy, and an invitation to get involved — because everyone deserves to feel at home from day one.
Contact us to learn about upcoming events, membership options, or to schedule a visit to our synagogue.
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