Services Times, Shabbos and Weekday
Shabbos - Naso - (Pirkei Avos 1)
18th May / 9th Sivan
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Friday 17th May, Erev Shabbos, Mincha and Maariv
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7.30 pm
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Shabbos 18th May, Shacharis
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9.30 am
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Mincha, Shiur and Maariv - 1hr 20 mins before end of Shabbos
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8.54 pm
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Shabbos ends
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10.14 pm
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Service times commencing Sunday 12th May
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| Shavous Timetable
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Shacharis
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Mincha & Maariv
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Sunday
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8.30 am
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7.45 pm
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Monday
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7.00 am
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7.45 pm
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Tuesday - Erev Shavuos
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7.15 am
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8.47pm
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Wednesday - Shavuos 1
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9.30 am
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8.50 pm
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Thursday - Shavuos 2
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9.30 am
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8.50 pm
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Friday
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7.15 am
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7.30 pm
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Our Minyan
MESSAGE FROM THE WARDEN
The Minyan is one of the most important aspects of our Shul. It
is vital that as many members as possible support our daily Minyanim,
especially to help those people who are saying Kaddish or those who
have a Yahrzeit. On a regular basis we are having to phone for
people to make the Minyan but with some additional commitment from our
members, we could avoid this.
If anyone can pledge some time to come along to a Minyan then that
would be of enormous benefit, even if you can only attend once in a
week. If you feel you have the time to spare then please
contact the Shul Office - or just turn up and join us, you will always
be welcome.
We always aim to finish weekday Shacharis before 8.00am to allow time
for those who have to get to work. In the Winter months Maariv
takes less than 20 mins. At this time of the year we only daven weekday
MIncha on Fridays. All the times are published on our website,
www.buryhc.org.uk
Of course visitors are always welcome at our Minyan. We look forward to seeing you.
Sponsor a Shabbos Kiddush or a
Sunday Bagel Breakfast
Why
not sponsor a Shabbos Kiddush to mark that special event. Or
sponsor a Sunday morning Bagel breakfast after Shacharis. For
details call the office on 0161 796 5062
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Minyan Alert!!
Help is needed
Gentlemen
- the Minyan is in trouble. Time and time again we are having to
phone people to make up the Minyan. Even worse is Shabbos Mincha
when we can't phone and sometimes we therefore can't daven. This
is a great shame.
Boruch Hashem, we have enough men in our community to make up a Minyan
- but where are you all? If you could commit to even a single
morning or evening a week, it would make an enormous difference.
Without the Minyan, believe me, we will have no Shul, it's that serious.
So please gentlemen, let's all make a major committment to the Minyan - come and be a "Minyannaire"
The Warden
Chazan and Choir
Our Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur services last New Year year were enhanced by a small choir led by Chazan Modi Spitzer. You can listen to a sample of the Yom Tov tunes we used
by clicking on the links below or right clicking to download to your own
computer. Clicking on a link should open a new window on your computer and launch you own music player.
Bury
Hebrew Congregation
is an Orthodox synagogue (Shul) serving the Jewish community in the
Sunnybank, Unsworth and Hollins area of North
Manchester. 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 the daily Minyan,
functions, simchas, clubs, education.
The Shul is located
on the corner of the A56 Manchester Road and Sunnybank Road and has extensive on-site car parking. Click here for a location map.
Visitors to the Shul often comment on its friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
If you are visiting from out of town, why not come to one of the
Shabbos or weekday services?
The
Schleifer Hall is
available for functions up to 200 people and can be 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 and other events. It is also used extensively by
the various youth and social groups which meet regularly in
the Shul.
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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. |
The Internet contains some very useful links - see the Jewish links page for a full list - a few key links are below
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