Jacobi Shul Mincha Minyan

Jacobi Shul Mincha Minyan — Ashkenaz minyan in Morris Park, USA

Location: Morris Park, NY, USA

About

Jacobi Shul Mincha Minyan offers prayer services and community connection in Morris Park, USA.

Nusach: Ashkenaz.

Address: 1400 Pelham Pkwy S, The Bronx, NY 10461, USA.

Rabbi / contact: shneur zalman teitlebaum.

Contact: phone 7189187000.

Minyan schedule

Monday

Mincha: 1:45 PM

Tuesday

Mincha: 1:45 PM

Wednesday

Mincha: 1:45 PM

Thursday

Mincha: 1:45 PM

Friday

Mincha: 1:45 PM

(jacobi medical center) mincha.........mon-fri.....1:45 pm.....jacobi shul.....bldg 1.....2nd floor

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Location

Address: 1400 Pelham Pkwy S, The Bronx, NY 10461, USA

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ShulUSA & CanadaAshkenaz

Contact

Location: Morris Park, USA
Phone: 7189187000

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About this listing

Jacobi Shul Mincha Minyan provides a vital space for daily prayer within the Jacobi Medical Center. Located in the Morris Park neighborhood of The Bronx, it serves healthcare professionals, visitors, and patients alike. This Ashkenaz minyan offers a reliable afternoon service during the work week.

Finding a consistent prayer group in a hospital setting can be a challenge. This shul addresses that need by maintaining a fixed schedule for Mincha. It creates a quiet environment for reflection and spiritual connection amidst the busy medical campus.

The shul is led by Rabbi Shneur Zalman Teitlebaum. It stands as a helpful resource for the Jewish community in New York City. Whether you are a local resident or visiting the medical center, you are welcome to join the afternoon services.

About the area

The shul is situated at 1400 Pelham Parkway South in The Bronx. This area is known as Morris Park and is home to several major medical institutions. Specifically, you will find the prayer room on the second floor of Building 1 at Jacobi Medical Center.

Accessibility and Surroundings

The facility is easily reached via public transportation or car. Pelham Parkway is a major artery in the borough. It connects the area to other Jewish hubs in Westchester and Northern Queens. The medical campus itself is large, so allowing extra time to navigate to Building 1 is recommended.

Nearby, the Pelham Parkway neighborhood has a storied Jewish history. You can find several synagogues and Jewish centers within a few minutes' drive. This makes the Jacobi Shul a convenient midday stop for those commuting through the north Bronx.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The Bronx maintains several historical Jewish landmarks and services within driving distance of this location. These institutions serve the medical staff, patients, and local residents of the Pelham Parkway neighborhood.

Young Israel of Pelham Parkway Jewish Center
Albert Einstein College of Medicine campus
Pelham Parkway local shopping and eateries
Nearby public parks and green spaces

Living and working in this part of The Bronx is easier with accessible daily prayer services. While the Jewish population in the area has changed over decades, the community infrastructure remains vital for those working in the medical corridor.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a standard Ashkenaz Mincha service that begins promptly at 1:45 PM. The atmosphere is respectful and focused, catering to those who have limited time during their lunch breaks. The room provides a peaceful sanctuary away from the hospital halls.

Daily Mincha services from Monday to Friday
Ashkenaz prayer liturgy
Convenient second-floor location
Welcoming environment for all Jewish visitors

The service usually takes about fifteen to twenty minutes. This allows hospital staff to return to their duties quickly. Siddurim (prayer books) are typically available for use during the minyan. Since it is located within a medical facility, please follow all hospital visitor guidelines when entering the building.

Frequently asked questions

What time are the daily prayer services?

The Mincha minyan takes place Monday through Friday at 1:45 PM. There are currently no scheduled services on weekends or federal holidays listed for this specific location.

Where is the shul located inside the hospital?

You can find the shul on the 2nd floor of Building 1 within the Jacobi Medical Center complex.

What nusach is followed at this minyan?

The minyan follows the Ashkenaz nusach (prayer rite).

How can I contact the shul for more information?

For current information, you can reach the contact person, Shneur Zalman Teitlebaum, at 718-918-7000.