K'Hal Brizdovitz Sefard services at K'Hal Brizdovitz, Borough Park
Location: Borough Park, NY, USA
About K'Hal Brizdovitz is a synagogue listing in Borough Park, USA.
Nusach: Sefard.
Address: 1721 58th St, Brooklyn, NY 11204, USA.
Rabbi / contact: yaakov rubin.
Contact: website https://twitter.com/brizdovitz.
Minyan schedule
Sunday
Shacharis: 7:00 AMMincha: 1:30 PMMaariv: 8:30 PMMonday
Shacharis: 6:30 AMMincha: 1:30 PMMaariv: 8:30 PMTuesday
Shacharis: 7:30 AMMincha: 1:30 PMMaariv: 8:30 PMWednesday
Shacharis: 7:30 AMMincha: 1:30 PMMaariv: 8:30 PMThursday
Shacharis: 6:30 AMMincha: 1:30 PMMaariv: 8:30 PMFriday
Shacharis: 7:30 AMMincha: 8:28 PMSaturday
Shacharis: 9:10 AMMaariv: 9:19 PM5.30 AM Daf Yomi Shiur by Rabbi Moshe Elefant
Shacharis MTh notes: every 1/2 hr
Shacharis TWF notes: same as mon/thurs.
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing K'Hal Brizdovitz is a long-standing synagogue located in the heart of Borough Park, Brooklyn. This congregation serves as a central hub for daily prayer and Torah study. It follows the Nusach Sefard tradition and welcomes the local community for all three daily minyanim.
Under the guidance of Rabbi Yaakov Rubin, the shul provides a structured environment for spiritual growth. The building host regular morning, afternoon, and evening services throughout the week. It is a reliable destination for those seeking a minyan in one of the most vibrant Jewish neighborhoods in the world.
The shul is particularly known for its dedication to early morning learning. Many local residents start their day here with communal study before the first prayers begin. Whether you are a local resident or visiting the neighborhood, the gates of K'Hal Brizdovitz offer a warm space for tefillah.
About the area Borough Park is one of the largest Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods in the United States. It is home to hundreds of synagogues and dozens of Hasidic dynasties. K'Hal Brizdovitz is situated on 58th Street, placing it in a prime residential area of the district.
A Hub of Jewish Life
The shul is positioned between 17th and 18th Avenues. This location is very convenient for those using public transport or walking from nearby blocks. The surrounding streets are filled with Jewish schools, yeshivot, and charitable organizations.
Within a few blocks, visitors can find a vast array of kosher dining options. From pizza shops to high-end catering, the food choices reflect the diverse community. The neighborhood maintains a calm, family-oriented atmosphere during the week and is exceptionally quiet on Shabbat.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The 58th Street corridor is surrounded by essential Jewish community resources and services. Residents and visitors can easily find local amenities within a short walk of the shul.
Bobov-45 Synagogue and educational campus
The 18th Avenue shopping district for kosher groceries
Multiple mikvaot for both men and women
The Borough Park Eruv which covers the surrounding blocks
Local kosher bakeries and butcher shops on 16th Avenue
Living or staying in this area provides easy access to established centers of Torah and chesed. The neighborhood is designed to support an observant lifestyle at every turn.
What to expect Visitors to K'Hal Brizdovitz will find a focused and traditional atmosphere. The synagogue operates with a full schedule of services that accommodate many different work shifts. You can expect punctuality and a serious approach to communal prayer.
The daily schedule includes several key components for the active community member:
Early morning Daf Yomi shiur at 5:30 AM led by Rabbi Moshe Elefant
Multiple Shacharis minyanim, often occurring every half hour
Daily Mincha services at 1:30 PM
Evening Maariv services held at 8:30 PM
Specialized times for Shabbat and holiday prayers
The facility is well-maintained and provides the necessary seforim for use during study and prayer. While the shul has a steady group of regulars, travelers often stop in for minyanim. The environment is welcoming to any guest looking to daven in the Sefard tradition.
Frequently asked questions What nusach is followed at K'Hal Brizdovitz? K'Hal Brizdovitz follows the Nusach Sefard liturgy for all prayer services.
What time does Shacharis start? Standard weekday Shacharis begins at 6:30 AM on Monday and Thursday, and 7:30 AM on other weekdays. There are often additional minyanim every half hour.
Is there a daily Daf Yomi class? Yes, Rabbi Moshe Elefant delivers a Daf Yomi shiur daily at 5:30 AM.
Where is the shul located? The synagogue is located at 1721 58th St, Brooklyn, NY 11204, in the Borough Park neighborhood.
