The Torah Center

The Torah Center — Ari minyan in Broadleigh, USA

Location: Broadleigh, OH, USA

About

Welcome to The Torah Center, serving the Jewish community in Broadleigh.

Nusach: Ari.

Address: 2938 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43209, USA.

Rabbi / contact: chaim capland.

Contact: phone 6142960353, website http://thetorahcenter.net/.

Minyan schedule

Sunday

Shacharis: 8:30 AM

Saturday

Shacharis: 10:00 AM

Friday Mincha notes: See http://thetorahcenter.net/

Shabbos Mincha notes: Bizman

Motzai Shabbos Maariv notes: Bizman

Activities & entertainment

7030

Location

Address: 2938 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43209, USA

Contact

Location: Broadleigh, USA
Phone: 6142960353
Website: http://thetorahcenter.net/

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About this listing

The Torah Center serves as a dedicated space for prayer and study in the Broadleigh neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio. This welcoming shul provides an anchor for residents and visitors looking for a traditional Jewish atmosphere. With a focus on community and spiritual growth, the center offers regular services and learning opportunities.

Under the guidance of Rabbi Chaim Capland, the congregation fosters a supportive environment for all participants. The shul uses Nusach Ari for its prayers. This makes it an important destination for those who follow this specific tradition in the Midwest. Whether you are a local resident or just passing through Ohio, you will find a place for meaningful connection here.

About the area

Located on East Broad Street, the center sits in a convenient area of Columbus near the Bexley border. This region has a deep history of Jewish life. Many families have called these streets home for generations. The location is easily accessible from major roads and highways in Central Ohio.

The Bexley and Broadleigh Connection

The surrounding neighborhood is known for its walkable streets and proximity to local parks. It is situated near some of the most prominent Jewish institutions in the city. You will find that the area is peaceful and residential, yet close to essential services.

Close to the Main Street corridor in Bexley.
Near established Jewish day schools and preschools.
Easy driving distance to the Columbus airport and downtown.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

This part of Ohio is home to several established Jewish landmarks and resources that serve the local community daily.

Capital University is just a short walk away.
The Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus provides regional programming.
Wolf Park and Wolfe Park offer nearby green spaces for families.
Several longstanding synagogues are located within the Bexley and Berwick neighborhoods.
A variety of kosher-certified grocery options and bakeries are a short drive from East Broad Street.

Community Connections

Living or staying in this area provides easy access to a warm and welcoming Jewish environment. Visitors often enjoy the blend of suburban comfort with proximity to downtown Columbus. The neighborhood remains one of the most significant hubs for Jewish life in the Midwest.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a focused and sincere environment for davening. The minyan schedule is designed to accommodate the needs of the community throughout the week and on holy days. Sunday morning services begin at 8:30 AM, offering a steady start to the week.

Shabbos at the center is a central point of activity. Shacharis on Saturday mornings begins at 10:00 AM. For Friday evening and Saturday afternoon, the times follow the seasonal schedule. It is always wise to check the latest times online before your visit.

Weekend Shacharis services.
Nusach Ari liturgy.
A small, personable congregation size.
Updates and schedules available via the official website.

The atmosphere is generally informal but respectful. The community welcomes guests who need a place to pray while traveling through Columbus. Since times can shift based on the time of year, checking the "Bizman" notes on their website ensures you arrive at the right moment.

Frequently asked questions

What Nusach is followed at The Torah Center?

The community follows Nusach Ari for all prayer services.

What are the Shacharis times?

Shacharis is held at 8:30 AM on Sundays and at 10:00 AM on Saturdays.

When are Mincha and Maariv held on Shabbos?

Mincha and Maariv times follow the seasonal sunset schedule (Bizman). Please check their website for precise weekly times.

Where exactly is the center located?

The synagogue is located at 2938 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43209.

How can I contact the rabbi or staff?

You can reach the center at 614-296-0353 or visit their official website for updates.