Lakewood Cheder School Vasser Ave.

Lakewood Cheder School Vasser Ave. | Lakewood Jewish prayer times & contact

Location: Lakewood, NJ, USA

About

Lakewood Cheder School Vasser Ave. offers prayer services and community connection in Lakewood, USA.

Nusach: Ashkenaz.

Address: 725 Vassar Ave, Lakewood, NJ 08701, USA.

Rabbi / contact: avrohom lichtenstein.

Contact: phone 7323706460, website http://lakewoodcheder.org/.

Minyan schedule

Sunday

Mincha: 2:40 PM

Monday

Shacharis: 7:30 AM
Mincha: 2:40 PM

Tuesday

Shacharis: 7:30 AM
Mincha: 2:40 PM

Wednesday

Shacharis: 7:30 AM
Mincha: 2:40 PM

Thursday

Shacharis: 7:30 AM
Mincha: 2:40 PM

Friday

Shacharis: 7:30 AM

During school year only. Closed from July 25 - Aug 31

Activities & entertainment

3677

Location

Address: 725 Vassar Ave, Lakewood, NJ 08701, USA

Tags

ShulUSA & CanadaAshkenaz

Contact

Location: Lakewood, USA
Phone: 7323706460
Website: http://lakewoodcheder.org/

Explore More

About this listing

Lakewood Cheder School on Vasser Avenue serves as a central hub for the local Jewish community in Lakewood, New Jersey. This location provides structured prayer services for residents and those working in the nearby industrial park. It is a vital part of the educational landscape in one of the most vibrant Jewish hubs in North America.

The facility follows the Ashkenaz nusach for its daily minyanim. It offers a convenient space for Shacharis and Mincha during the busy work week. Rabbi Avrohom Lichtenstein oversees the school community here, ensuring a welcoming environment for tefillah.

Please note that these services operate primarily to serve the school community. Prayer times are active during the academic year. Visitors should check the calendar for school holidays or summer breaks before visiting.

About the area

Situated at 725 Vassar Avenue, this school sits in the southern portion of Lakewood. This area is known for its mix of academic institutions and light industrial businesses. It is easily accessible from major local routes like Garden State Parkway and Route 70.

The Heart of Lakewood

Lakewood is famous for its dense Jewish population and numerous synagogues. The neighborhood surrounding Vassar Avenue has grown significantly over the last decade. It now supports many families who require local minyanim and educational facilities.

Parking is generally available on-site for those attending services. The street is wide and handles traffic well during school drop-off and pick-up hours. It is a quiet area compared to the busier downtown Lakewood district.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Lakewood serves as a major center for Torah study and Jewish life in the United States. Visitors will find many essential resources within a short drive of the school building.

Beth Medrash Govoha: One of the largest yeshivas in the world is located a few miles away.
Local Bakeries: Several kosher bakeries and cafes are found along Clifton Avenue and County Line Road.
Gourmet Glatt and Shoprite: Large supermarkets with extensive kosher departments are nearby for grocery needs.
Jewish Community Center: The area features various community buildings and resources for local families.

The neighborhood is designed for frum families. You will notice many local businesses close early on Fridays to prepare for the Sabbath.

What to expect

When visiting the Lakewood Cheder for a minyan, you should expect a focused and traditional atmosphere. Since the services happen within a school building, the environment is professional and modest. The crowd mostly consists of faculty, staff, and local professionals from nearby offices.

Services are efficient to accommodate the schedules of working people and students. You should arrive a few minutes early to find the correct room for prayer. The schedule is consistent throughout the school year but changes during the summer months.

Seasonal Availability

It is important to plan your visit around the academic calendar. The building maintains specific hours for the community:

Shacharis: 7:30 AM (Monday - Friday).
Mincha: 2:40 PM (Sunday - Thursday).
Summer Break: No services from July 25 through August 31.

The facility is well-maintained and provides a clean space for daily tefillah. It is an ideal stop for those needing a mid-afternoon Mincha service in the Vassar Avenue area.

Frequently asked questions

What is the prayer nusach at this location?

The minyan follows the Ashkenaz nusach for all prayer services.

Does the minyan meet during the summer?

Services take place only during the school year. The building is closed for minyanim from July 25 through August 31.

What time is Shacharis held?

On weekdays from Monday to Friday, Shacharis begins at 7:30 AM. There is no Shacharis listed for Sunday.

When are Mincha services scheduled?

Mincha is scheduled for 2:40 PM from Sunday through Thursday.