- About
- Community
-
Learn
- New Series: Jewish Life is Waking Up
- Our Schools
- Youth Department
- Watch VBS TV!
-
Adult Learning
- Shabbat Morning Torah Study
- College of Jewish Studies
- Hazak
- Shabbat Parsha Discussion Group
- Lunch and Learn
- Shabbat Shiur
- VBS Book Club
- Traveling Through the Text
- OurSpace: The Artistic Spectrum of Jewish Learning for Adults
- Adult B'nai Mitzvah Program
- Strength, Wellness and Hope: The Inner Life of Men
- Torah and Tequila
- Adult Israeli Dance
- Trip to Israel
- Melton School
- Rabbi Noah Farkas' Weekly Torah Blog
- New Media Project Archive
- Video Archive
- Harold M. Schulweis Institute
- Music and Dramatic Arts Programs
- Pray
- Act
- Join
- Donate
Shabbat Mincha/Ma'ariv
Shabbat Mincha/Ma'ariv
On Shabbat afternoon, the community gathers for the Mincha prayers. The content of the prayers reflects the essential goal of menucha (rest) on the Sabbath day.
The synagogue has a Mincha/Ma’ariv service for the community that begins with Mincha at 5:00 p.m. (6:00 p.m. during Daylight Savings time) in the Winer Chapel followed by Se’udat Sh’lishit (a light meal), and concluding with the Ma’ariv prayers and Havdalah.
In addition, many families now choose to have Mincha B’nai Mitzvah services. Typically, there are several such B’nai Mitzvah afternoon services per month. For information about the B'nai Mitzvah program, please contact (818)530-4008. For more information about mincha daily minyan, contact VBS Ritual Director Yossi Dresner at (818) 530-4012.
Thu, January 28 2021 15 Shevat 5781