Khal Dvar Moshe Horodenke Khal Dvar Moshe Horodenke | Midwood Jewish prayer times & contact
Location: Midwood, NY, USA
About Khal Dvar Moshe Horodenke is a synagogue listing in Midwood, USA.
Nusach: Sefard.
Address: 1073 E 27th St, Brooklyn, NY 11210, USA.
Minyan schedule
Sunday
Shacharis: 8:00 AMMaariv: 8:50 PMMonday
Shacharis: 7:45 AMMaariv: 8:55 PMTuesday
Shacharis: 7:45 AMMaariv: 8:55 PMWednesday
Shacharis: 7:45 AMMaariv: 8:55 PMThursday
Shacharis: 7:45 AMMaariv: 8:55 PMFriday
Shacharis: 7:45 AMMincha: 8:15 PMSaturday
Shacharis: 9:00 AMMincha: 8:15 PMMaariv: 9:05 PMGoDaven is trying to find a form of contact for this shul. If you have any contact information for this shul, please let us know using the Submit Feedback button on the website. Thank you.
Activities & entertainment 1767Location Address: 1073 E 27th St, Brooklyn, NY 11210, USA
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Khal Dvar Moshe Horodenke serves as a dedicated center for prayer and community in the Midwood section of Brooklyn. This synagogue provides a structured environment for those seeking daily minyanim. It follows the Nusach Sefard tradition, which is common among many Hasidic and Ashkenazi communities in the area.
\nLocated on East 27th Street, the shul is a convenient stop for local residents. It also serves commuters who work or travel through this part of Midwood. The atmosphere is focused on traditional tefillah and communal consistency.
\nReliable prayer services are held here throughout the week. Whether you are looking for a morning Shacharis or an evening Maariv, the shul maintains a steady schedule to meet the needs of the neighborhood.
About the area Midwood is a historic Jewish neighborhood in the heart of Brooklyn. It sits between Flatbush to the north and Sheepshead Bay to the south. This area is famous for its tree-lined streets and large single-family homes.
\nA Central Jewish Hub \nThe shul is situated near several major thoroughfares. It is a short distance from Ocean Avenue and Bedford Avenue. These streets connect Midwood to other major Jewish centers like Borough Park and Flatbush. Public transportation via the Q train and local bus lines makes the location accessible from most parts of New York City.
\nThe community here is diverse but unified by a commitment to Torah observant life. You will find people from various backgrounds, including Litvish, Hasidic, and Sephardic traditions, living and praying in close proximity.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The Midwood area offers a dense concentration of Jewish infrastructure. Visitors will find numerous options for dining and shopping within a short walk or drive.
\n\nLocal kosher supermarkets and bakeries along Avenue J and Avenue M. \nThe historic Young Israel of Midwood is located nearby. \nSeveral Judaica shops catering to the needs of the Orthodox community. \nPublic parks like Kolbert Park which are popular with local families. \n \nMany people choose to stay in this area due to its quiet, residential feel. It remains one of the most stable and vibrant centers of Jewish life in Brooklyn.
What to expect When visiting Khal Dvar Moshe Horodenke, you can expect a warm and welcoming environment. The congregants are generally local residents who have lived in Midwood for many years. The building provides a simple, clean, and respectful space for davening.
\n\nDaily Shacharis services starting between 7:45 AM and 8:00 AM. \nRegular evening Maariv services held after nightfall. \nA quiet residential setting that allows for focused prayer. \nProximity to many other local shuls and batei midrash. \n \nThe minyan schedule is consistent. Sunday morning services start slightly later at 8:00 AM. Weekday Shacharis is usually at 7:45 AM. Evening times for Maariv are typically set around 8:50 PM or 8:55 PM depending on the day. The shul also hosts services for Shabbat and major Jewish holidays.
Frequently asked questions What nusach is prayed at Khal Dvar Moshe Horodenke? This synagogue follows the Nusach Sefard liturgy.
What time is Shacharis? Shacharis begins at 8:00 AM on Sundays. On weekdays, the morning service typically starts at 7:45 AM.
Are there evening minyanim available? Yes, the shul has a scheduled Mincha and Maariv. Please check the daily schedule for exact times as they may shift.
Where is the shul located? The synagogue is located at 1073 East 27th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11210.
