Congregation Ahavas Chesed Ashkenaz services at Congregation Ahavas Chesed, Flatlands
Location: Flatlands, NY, USA
About Welcome to Congregation Ahavas Chesed , serving the Jewish community in Flatlands.
Nusach: Ashkenaz.
Address: 3005 Avenue L, Brooklyn, NY 11210, USA.
Rabbi / contact: zvi bajnon.
Contact: phone 7182526903, email [email protected] .
Minyan schedule
Sunday
Shacharis: 7:30 AMMincha: 8:00 PMMaariv: 8:14 PMMonday
Shacharis: 6:20 AMMincha: 8:00 PMMaariv: 8:15 PMTuesday
Shacharis: 6:20 AMMincha: 8:00 PMMaariv: 8:15 PMWednesday
Shacharis: 6:20 AMMincha: 8:00 PMMaariv: 8:16 PMThursday
Shacharis: 6:20 AMMincha: 8:00 PMMaariv: 8:17 PMFriday
Shacharis: 6:20 AMMincha: 8:10 PMSaturday
Shacharis: 8:45 AMMincha: 7:44 PMMaariv: 9:08 PMSlichos prior to Rosh Hashana: 20 minutes before 1st Minyan, 25 minutes before 2nd Minyan. Slichos during Aseres Yemai Teshuva: 30 minutes before 1st Minyan, 40 minutes before 2nd Minyan.
The 5:30/5:40/5:50 early weekday Shacharis Minyan is currently not in operation. Please contact Moshe Wilbur by phone or text to (908)413-6129 for further information and updates.
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Congregation Ahavas Chesed is a neighborhood synagogue located on Avenue L in the Flatlands section of Brooklyn. This Ashkenaz shul provides a welcoming environment for daily prayer and communal gathering. Led by Rabbi Zvi Bajnon, the congregation serves the local Jewish community with consistent minyanim throughout the week.
The shul is a central point for residents who seek a traditional and dedicated space for spiritual growth. It offers a structured schedule that accommodates early morning risers and those attending evening services. Visitors to Brooklyn will find this location convenient for catching a minyan while traveling through the Flatlands or Marine Park neighborhoods.
Community members value the shul for its reliability and its focuses on Torah and Tefillah. Whether you are a local resident or just passing through, the doors at 3005 Avenue L are open for those looking to pray in a serene setting.
About the area Located at 3005 Avenue L, the shul sits in the Flatlands neighborhood of Brooklyn. This area is known for its quiet streets and private homes. It is situated just East of the bustling Midwood area and North of Marine Park.
Neighborhood Connections
The Flatlands Jewish community has grown steadily over the decades. You will find that this location is easily accessible by car or local bus routes. The surrounding blocks are predominantly residential, making for a peaceful walk to the synagogue on Shabbos.
Local landmarks nearby include the Hillel at Brooklyn College and several established community centers. The neighborhood is well-served by an eruv, which supports families and guests during their stay. Parking is generally available on the surrounding streets during the week.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The Flatlands and adjacent Marine Park sections of Brooklyn offer a high density of Jewish communal services. Exploring the immediate area reveals several long-standing institutions that cater to the local observant population.
Marine Park Bridge and local waterfront parks for quiet walks.
Nostrand Avenue and Kings Highway retail corridors for kosher shopping.
Numerous local yeshivas and Bais Yaakov schools within a short driving distance.
The nearby Marine Park Salt Marsh Nature Center for outdoor recreation.
Close proximity to Midwood, providing access to dozens of kosher restaurants.
Living or visiting this part of Brooklyn ensures you are never far from a minyan or kosher food source. The area maintains a suburban feel while offering the conveniences of a major Jewish hub.
What to expect Attendees at Congregation Ahavas Chesed can expect a traditional Ashkenaz service conducted with decorum. The sanctuary is designed to foster concentration during prayer. The community is diverse, consisting of several generations of local families.
Weekday Shacharis generally starts at 6:20 AM.
Mincha services are typically scheduled for the early evening.
Maariv follows shortly after Mincha to accommodate work schedules.
Shabbos morning services begin at 8:45 AM.
Specific times for Slichos are set before the High Holidays. During the year, the schedule is updated to reflect seasonal changes in sunset times. Contacting the synagogue leaders directly is the best way to confirm the latest times for specific dates.
While some early morning slots are currently inactive, the main minyanim remain consistent. The shul provides a quiet atmosphere for those who wish to learn Torah before or after davening.
Frequently asked questions What is the nusach at Congregation Ahavas Chesed? The shul follows the Ashkenaz nusach for all daily and Shabbos services.
What time is Shacharis during the week? Weekday Shacharis begins at 6:20 AM from Monday through Friday, and at 7:30 AM on Sundays.
Are there any early bird Shacharis shifts? Please note that the early morning 5:30 AM, 5:40 AM, and 5:50 AM minyanim are currently not in operation.
Does the shul hold Slichos services? Yes, Slichos are held 20 to 25 minutes before Shacharis prior to Rosh Hashana, with extended times during the Ten Days of Repentance.
