Congregation Beth Aharon (At Hir)

Find Congregation Beth Aharon (At Hir) — kosher minyan in Riverdale, USA

Location: Riverdale, NY, USA

About

Congregation Beth Aharon (At Hir) offers prayer services and community connection in Riverdale, USA.

Nusach: Sephardic/Mizrachi.

Address: 3700 Henry Hudson Pkwy, The Bronx, NY 10463, USA.

Rabbi / contact: dov lerea.

Contact: phone 7184328874, email [email protected], website http://www.bethaharon.org/.

Minyan schedule

Friday

Mincha: 8:06 PM

Saturday

Shacharis: 8:30 AM

Mailing address: PO Box 630211 Bronx NY 10463

Friday Mincha notes: 5 minutes after candles lighting

Shabbos Mincha notes: 1 hour and 20 minutes before shabbat end

Motzai Shabbos Maariv notes: 5 minutes before shabbat ends

Activities & entertainment

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Location

Address: 3700 Henry Hudson Pkwy, The Bronx, NY 10463, USA

Tags

ShulUSA & CanadaSephardic / Mizrachi

Contact

Location: Riverdale, USA
Phone: 7184328874
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.bethaharon.org/

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About this listing

Congregation Beth Aharon provides a dedicated space for Sephardic and Mizrachi prayer in the heart of Riverdale. Located within the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale (HIR) building, this congregation serves as a spiritual home for those seeking traditional Sephardic liturgy. Residents and visitors come here to connect with a warm, welcoming community.

Led by Rabbi Dov Lerea, the synagogue maintains a consistent schedule of services. It offers a unique atmosphere that preserves the rich heritage of Jewish communities from North Africa and the Middle East. Whether you are living in the Bronx or just visiting for Shabbat, the doors are open for prayer and study.

About the area

The synagogue sits on Henry Hudson Parkway in the Riverdale section of the Bronx. This neighborhood is famous for its leafy streets and strong Jewish infrastructure. The location provides easy access from Manhattan and Westchester County.

A Connected Jewish Hub

Positioned within the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale, Beth Aharon is part of a larger center of Jewish activity. The area is highly walkable and safe. It is also home to several major Jewish educational institutions and day schools. Many families choose this area because it balances urban convenience with a suburban feel.

The Henry Hudson Parkway offers a direct route for those traveling by car. Public transit options, such as the Metro-North Railroad and local buses, also serve the nearby blocks. This makes attending services simple for guests staying in local hotels or with family nearby.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Riverdale is a hub for Jewish life in the Bronx. The area features several resources for visitors and residents alike:

Hebrew Institute of Riverdale: Known as "The Bayit," this landmark synagogue shares a space with Beth Aharon.
Riverdale Mikvah: A well-maintained communal facility located a short drive from the shul.
Local Kosher Dining: Numerous kosher restaurants and bakeries are located along Riverdale Avenue and Johnson Avenue.
Young Israel of Riverdale: Another prominent Orthodox congregation situated nearby.
Wave Hill Public Gardens: A scenic park overlooking the Hudson River, perfect for a quiet afternoon walk.

The neighborhood is also known for its extensive eruv. This makes it a popular destination for families during the Sabbath and holidays.

What to expect

Visitors to Beth Aharon can expect a traditional Sephardic prayer experience. The services are conducted with the classic melodies and customs of the Mizrachi tradition. The atmosphere is communal and focused on meaningful tefillah.

Weekly schedules are structured to accommodate the community:

Friday Mincha: Starting five minutes after candle lighting.
Shabbat Shacharis: A morning service beginning at 8:30 AM.
Shabbat Mincha: Scheduled 80 minutes before the end of Shabbat.
Motzai Shabbat Maariv: Beginning five minutes before the conclusion of the Sabbath.

The congregation welcomes newcomers and encourages participation during the services. The shared space within HIR allows for a vibrant environment. You will find people of all ages attending, from young families to elder community members. Proper attire is requested to maintain the sanctity of the sanctuary.

Frequently asked questions

What is the nusach used at Congregation Beth Aharon?

Beth Aharon follows the Sephardic/Mizrachi nusach, reflecting the traditions of Middle Eastern and North African Jewish communities.

When are the Shabbat morning services?

Shacharis begins at 8:30 AM on Saturday mornings. Friday evening Mincha typically begins five minutes after candle lighting time.

What is the exact address of the synagogue?

The congregation is located at 3700 Henry Hudson Parkway, The Bronx, NY 10463. This is within the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale building.

How can I contact the synagogue leadership?

You can reach the synagogue by calling 718-432-8874 or by emailing [email protected] for membership or visitor inquiries.