Kehillat New Hempstead

Kehillat New Hempstead | Spring Valley Jewish prayer times & contact

Location: Spring Valley, NY, USA

About

Kehillat New Hempstead offers prayer services and community connection in Spring Valley, USA.

Nusach: Ashkenaz.

Address: 720 Union Rd, Spring Valley, NY 10977, USA.

Rabbi / contact: doniel staum.

Contact: phone 8453622425, email [email protected], website http://www.knh.org/.

Minyan schedule

Sunday

Shacharis: 7:30 AM

Monday

Shacharis: 6:00 AM

Tuesday

Shacharis: 6:00 AM

Wednesday

Shacharis: 6:00 AM

Thursday

Shacharis: 6:00 AM

Friday

Shacharis: 6:00 AM

Saturday

Shacharis: 8:30 AM
Maariv: 9:11 PM

Friday Mincha notes: 15 minutes before shkiah (early Mincha in late spring and summer at 7:00 PM)

Shabbos Mincha notes: 30-35 minutes before shkiya

Motzai Shabbos Maariv notes: 50 minutes after shkiah

Activities & entertainment

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Location

Address: 720 Union Rd, Spring Valley, NY 10977, USA

Tags

ShulUSA & CanadaAshkenaz

Contact

Location: Spring Valley, USA
Phone: 8453622425
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.knh.org/

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About this listing

Kehillat New Hempstead is a welcoming center for Jewish life in Spring Valley, New York. This synagogue serves as a hub for daily prayer, Torah study, and community connection. It follows the Ashkenaz liturgy and traditions. Located on Union Road, the shul provides a dedicated space for locals and visitors alike. Rabbi Doniel Staum leads the congregation with a focus on spiritual growth. Whether you are passing through Rockland County or live nearby, the doors are open for all services. The community is known for its warmth and its commitment to traditional Jewish values.

About the area

The synagogue is located at 720 Union Road in the New Hempstead section of Spring Valley. This area is nestled within the larger Monsey region of Rockland County. It is a quiet, residential neighborhood characterized by tree-lined streets and family homes. Accessing the shul is simple from major local roads like Route 45 or the Palisades Interstate Parkway.

A Hub for Jewish Life

Spring Valley is famous for its dense Jewish population and vibrant infrastructure. You will find many other synagogues and battei midrash in the immediate area. The shul is ideally positioned for travelers visiting the Hudson Valley region. It serves as a vital bridge between the various Jewish enclaves in southern New York. Parking is generally available for those driving to the weekday minyanim.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Spring Valley and the New Hempstead area are central pillars of the Jewish community in Rockland County. Visitors will find a wide range of religious infrastructure just a short drive from the shul.

Multiple mikvaot serving the Rockland County area.
Dozens of kosher supermarkets and butcher shops.
Well-known local eateries including pizza shops, bakeries, and delis.
Proximity to the historic town of Monsey.
Several established Jewish schools and yeshivot.

Recreation and Outdoors

While the focus is on prayer, the neighborhood offers peaceful residential streets for walking. For those staying for a Shabbat or holiday, the local eruv covers much of the surrounding residential areas. Always verify eruv status before use.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a structured and punctual minyan schedule throughout the week. The shul is active every day, starting with early morning Shacharis. The atmosphere is serious yet welcoming to those joining for a service. During the week, the 9:11 PM Maariv minyan is a reliable option for those ending their work day. The interior is designed to foster focus and kavanah during prayer.

Daily Shacharis at 6:00 AM on weekdays.
Sunday morning Shacharis at 7:30 AM.
Weekday Maariv at 9:11 PM.
Shabbat morning services at 8:30 AM.
Early Mincha options during the summer months.

The synagogue also serves as a place for learning. Members often gather for shiurim or informal study sessions. For those visiting for Shabbat, the afternoon Mincha begins 30 to 35 minutes before sunset. This is followed by Maariv on Motzai Shabbos at 50 minutes after shkiah. The community values guests and ensures that newcomers feel comfortable during their visit.

Frequently asked questions

What are the Shacharis times at Kehillat New Hempstead?

Shacharis starts at 7:30 AM on Sundays. On weekdays, services begin at 6:00 AM.

When is Mincha held on Friday afternoons?

Friday Mincha is held 15 minutes before shkiah. During late spring and summer, an early Mincha is offered at 7:00 PM.

What nusach is used at this shul?

The congregation follows the Ashkenaz nusach for all daily and Shabbat services.

Who is the rabbi of Kehillat New Hempstead?

Rabbi Doniel Staum is the spiritual leader of the congregation.

What time is Maariv scheduled?

Maariv is scheduled for 9:11 PM on weekdays. Motzai Shabbos Maariv takes place 50 minutes after shkiah.