Beth Israel Abraham and Voliner Ashkenaz services at Beth Israel Abraham and Voliner, Overland Park KS
Location: Morning View, KS, USA
About Beth Israel Abraham Voliner is a synagogue listing in Overland Park, Kansas, USA.
Nusach: Ashkenaz.
Address: 9900 Antioch Rd, Overland Park, KS 66212, USA.
Rabbi / contact: Rabbi Ezra Cohen; contact Administrator
Contact: phone 9133412444, email [email protected] , website http://biav.org.
Minyan schedule
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We love to extend Midwestern hospitality to guests- Shabbat or weekday! Please call or email shul office. Davening times are available at 913-341-2444 Option 3
Mincha notes: 20 min. before shkia
Maariv notes: Follows Mincha
Friday Mincha notes: Summer is 7 p.m.; when the time gets too early 20 min. before shkia/candlelighting
Shabbos Mincha notes: 1 hr. 15 min. before tzeitz
Motzai Shabbos Maariv notes: At tzeitz
Activities & entertainment 984Location Address: 9900 Antioch Rd, Overland Park, KS 66212, USA
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Beth Israel Abraham Voliner serves as a vibrant center for Jewish life in Overland Park, Kansas. This modern Orthodox congregation offers a warm environment for both residents and visitors. Known locally as BIAV, the synagogue maintains a consistent schedule of daily and Shabbat services.
The community follows the Ashkenaz nusach. It provides a spiritual home under the leadership of Rabbi Mark Glass. Whether you are traveling for business or visiting family, this shul offers a dedicated space for prayer and study. The congregation is well-regarded for its commitment to Torah values and communal growth.
Located on Antioch Road, the building is easily accessible. It stands as a pillar of the Kansas City Jewish community. You can expect a friendly atmosphere and a traditional service structure here every day of the week.
About the area The synagogue is situated at 9900 Antioch Road in Overland Park. This location is part of the greater Kansas City metropolitan area. It sits within a quiet suburban neighborhood characterized by well-maintained homes and tree-lined streets. The site provides ample parking for those driving from nearby hotels or residences.
The Local Neighborhood
Overland Park is the primary center for Jewish communal life in Kansas. Most of the region's synagogues and Jewish institutions are within a few miles of this location. The area is highly navigable with a straightforward grid system of roads. Many visitors choose to stay in nearby hotels along the I-435 corridor for easy access to the shul.
The synagogue is near various local parks and shopping centers. This makes it a convenient stop for those managing a busy travel schedule. The surrounding Jewish community is known for its stability and long history in the Midwest.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The Overland Park area provides several resources for the observant traveler. The Jewish Community Center of Greater Kansas City serves as a central hub for the region. Visitors often find that the local community is close-knit and welcoming to those passing through.
Nearby Jewish Resources
The Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy located nearby.
Local kosher grocery options within a short driving distance.
Heritage Center and community event spaces.
Established eruv coverage in the surrounding residential neighborhoods.
Walking through the neighborhood, you will find clean streets and quiet residential blocks. The area is known for being family-friendly and safe. Most Jewish infrastructure in the city is clustered near this part of Johnson County for convenience.
What to expect Visitors can expect a structured and traditional prayer experience. The congregation follows the Ashkenaz tradition with clear leadership and communal singing. Services are conducted with decorum and respect for halacha. You will find siddurim and chumashim available for use during your visit.
Daily and Shabbat Services
Daily Shacharis, Mincha, and Maariv services.
Shabbat morning services followed by community interaction.
A dedicated children's program during specified times.
Access to the community eruv for Shabbat observance.
The synagogue office is responsive to inquiries from travelers. If you need information about local hospitality or kosher food, the staff can offer guidance. The building is designed to accommodate people of all ages. It features a main sanctuary and spaces for smaller weekday minyanim.
Promptness is valued for all prayer times. The weekday schedule is designed to help professionals attend services before the workday begins. On Friday nights and Saturdays, the atmosphere becomes more relaxed as the community gathers to celebrate Shabbat together.
Frequently asked questions What time are the morning prayer services? Shacharis services begin at 8:00 AM on Sundays. On weekdays from Monday through Friday, Shacharis starts at 6:15 AM. Shabbos morning services begin at 9:00 AM.
When does Mincha take place during the week? Weekday Mincha is generally held 20 minutes before sunset. Friday afternoon services are at 7:00 PM during the summer or 20 minutes before candle lighting in the winter.
What nusach does the synagogue use? The community follows the Ashkenaz nusach for all prayer services.
Are visitors and guests welcome for Shabbat? Yes, the congregation prides itself on Midwestern hospitality. Guests are encouraged to contact the office via phone or email to coordinate their visit.
