Shabbos
Ki Setze
20/21 August
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10/11
Elul |
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Kaballos Shabbos |
7:30 p.m. |
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Candle lighting by |
8:12
p.m. |
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Shacharis |
9:30 a.m. |
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Mincha |
6:00 p.m. |
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End of Shabbos |
9:19 p.m. |
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Maariv |
9:29
p.m. |
Shabbos
Ki Savo
27/28 August
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17/18
Elul |
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Kaballos Shabbos |
7:30 p.m. |
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Candle lighting by |
7:56
p.m. |
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Shacharis |
9:30 a.m. |
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Mincha |
6:00 p.m. |
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End of Shabbos |
9:01 p.m. |
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Maariv |
9:15
p.m. |
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For timetables
between 5th September and 2nd October, including
the
High Festivals,
please
CLICK HERE
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WEEKDAY
SERVICES
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Shacharis
year-round |
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Monday and
Thursday |
7:00
a.m. |
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Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday |
7:15
a.m. |
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Sunday |
8:30
a.m. |
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Maariv
summertime |
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Sunday |
7:45
p.m. |
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Monday
to Thursday |
7:45
p.m. |
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Sunday Bagel Breakfast
To celebrate a special occasion or
anniversary, we invite you to sponsor a Sunday Bagel
Breakfast held after Shacharis in the reception room, or a
Shabbos kiddush
Please contact the Shul office on 0161
796 5062 for details. |
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Email Addresses
Forward
your email addresses to
mirrelbhc@hotmail.co.uk to be kept
informed of events and important announcements |
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
There are a number of headstones at Agecroft and Rainsough
cemetery which are loose and dangerous, and require repair
work
Please
CLICK HERE to view
the list
(opens in new window)
Please appoint a qualified NAMM/BRAMM mason to carry out the
repairs |
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Book the Schleifer
Hall for your Simcha
Available
to both members and non-members for hire at very
competitive rates.
To book, contact the Shul office. |
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LINKS OF INTEREST
Manchester Beth Din Website & list of Kosher certified
products
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Our Shul
Bury
Hebrew Congregation
is an Orthodox synagogue serving the Jewish community in the
Sunnybank, Unsworth and Hollins area of North
Manchester.
As with other
cities, the original immigrant community in
Manchester gradually moved outward geographically and
upward economically from its roots in the inner city,
establishing itself in the leafy suburbs of Prestwich,
Crumpsall and Broughton Park. The
Bury community is a result of a second generation
migration of young families in the mid 1960's who sought
pastures new away from these established and traditional
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At
that time Sunnybank
was very much a green field site, recently developed on land
adjacent to
the A56 Manchester Road, much of
which had, at one time, been farm or grazing land.
For a
more detailed account of the
Shul's past, please visit our
history page.
The shul
building was officially opened
by the then Chief Rabbi Jacobovitz, in
November 1976, and is the
focal point of a community of over 350 families,
providing a centre for daily religious observance,
functions, simchas, clubs, educational
and youth groups.
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Visitors to the
shul often comment on its friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
If you are visiting from out of town, why not come to our
Shabbos or weekday services?
The shul is located
on the A56 Manchester Road corner with Sunnybank Road -
directions can be found by clicking by
clicking here.
1998 saw the opening of our
new Beis Hamedresh which serves for weekday minyonim, small
functions and the Seed programme.
The
new extension was
opened 30th Nissan 5758 (26th April 1998) by Dayan Krausz
and dedicated by Mr and Mrs Brian Rose in memory of their
son, David, who died tragically of Tay Sachs. |
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The
Schleifer Hall is
available for functions of up to 200 people catered from our
own kitchen. Book your next simcha with us.
It is popular for special
Shabbat Kiddushim,
Simchas Torah, Purim and Chanukah parties as well as
Ladies Guild functions. It is also used extensively by
the various youth and social groups which meet regularly in
the shul.
On
September 10th 2000
the
Shul dedicated a Sefer
Torah in memory of its late revered warden,
Sol Weinstock. After completing the Sefer at Bury and
Whitefield Jewish primary school, a procession escorted the
Sefer
along Sunnybank Road to the Shul
where it was installed with much joy and celebration. See
our Sefer Torah page.
We hope
you enjoy your visit to our website. Please
visit again soon.
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