Mikvah Tcharna of Waterbury Purity & immersion in Waterbury
✡ Rabbi Yossi Sonnenschein And Rabbi Yerachmiel Karr Location: Waterbury, Connecticut, United States
About Mikvah Tcharna of Waterbury is a mikvah located in Waterbury, United States, serving the local Jewish community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Yossi Sonnenschein And Rabbi Yerachmiel Karr. Opening times: By Appointment Only, 48 Hours Notice Please.
Activities & entertainment By Appointment Only, 48 Hours Notice Please
For children & families 79Location Address: 186 Roseland Avenue (Cooke Street And Roseland Ave) Waterbury, CT 6710 United States
Tags Mikvah · Side By Side · Bor Min Hatzad
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Tcharna of Waterbury provides a vital service for the Jewish community in Connecticut. This facility offers a space for ritual immersion in a respectful environment. It serves both local residents and those visiting the Waterbury area.
The mikvah is situated near the intersection of Cooke Street and Roseland Avenue. It operates with a focus on halachic standards and privacy. Visitors find a clean and well-maintained facility dedicated to the mitzvah of Taharat HaMishpacha.
This establishment is a cornerstone of the local religious infrastructure. It reflects the growth and vitality of the Orthodox community in Waterbury. The facility ensures that members of the community can fulfill their religious obligations with ease.
About the area Waterbury's Jewish community has seen remarkable growth over the last two decades. The mikvah is centrally located within the primary residential area for local families. This neighborhood is often referred to for its strong communal bond and dedicated institutions.
Proximity to Local Landmarks
The facility is easy to find near major local roads. It serves a population that congregates around several nearby Torah institutions. The surrounding streets are home to a vibrant and active Jewish population.
Near the intersection of Roseland Avenue and Cooke Street.
Easily accessible from major Connecticut highways.
Located in a quiet residential district.
Travelers often find this location convenient when driving through New England. It offers a reliable stop for those keeping taharah while on the road. The street parking in the area is generally accessible for visitors.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Waterbury has become a significant hub for Orthodox life in New England. Visitors and residents have access to several established Jewish resources nearby.
Several local synagogues and batei midrash serve the growing community.
Kosher grocery options are available within a short drive.
The area features a community eruv that encompasses many residential streets.
The neighborhood is known for its quiet, tree-lined residential character.
The city's central location makes it a convenient stop for travelers. It sits between New York City and Boston. This makes the mikvah a key resource for those moving through the region.
What to expect Visitors can expect a professional and private experience at Mikvah Tcharna. The facility is designed to meet high standards of cleanliness and comfort. Each room is prepared to help visitors prepare for their immersion without distraction.
Strict halachic guidelines govern the operation of the baths. The facility features specific technical designs to ensure the highest levels of purity. These features are essential for many who adhere to specific community customs.
Technical and Halachic Features
Bor Min Hatzad (Side by Side) construction.
Strict supervision by Rabbi Yossi Sonnenschein and Rabbi Yerachmiel Karr.
Private preparation rooms.
Appointment-based scheduling for maximum privacy.
Please remember to call well in advance. The mikvah requires 48 hours of notice for all appointments. This ensures that the staff can prepare the facility for your specific needs. The calm atmosphere helps visitors focus on the spiritual significance of the mitzvah.
Frequently asked questions How much notice is required for an appointment? The mikvah requires at least 48 hours of notice. You must schedule your visit by appointment only.
Who provides the halachic supervision for this mikvah? This facility operates under the rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Yossi Sonnenschein and Rabbi Yerachmiel Karr.
Does the mikvah utilize a Bor Min Hatzad design? Yes, Mikvah Tcharna of Waterbury features a Bor Min Hatzad (side-by-side) configuration.
Where exactly is the mikvah located? The mikvah is located at 186 Roseland Avenue, at the intersection of Cooke Street and Roseland Avenue in Waterbury, CT.
