Yismach Moshe Delaposh - Ateres Aharon

Yismach Moshe Delaposh - Ateres Aharon | Flushing Jewish prayer times & contact

Location: Flushing, NY, USA

About

Yismach Moshe Delaposh - Ateres Aharon offers prayer services and community connection in Flushing, USA.

Nusach: Sefard.

Address: 90-14 63rd Dr, Flushing, NY 11374, USA.

Contact: phone 7184592632.

Minyan schedule

Monday

Shacharis: 6:15 AM

Tuesday

Shacharis: 6:15 AM

Wednesday

Shacharis: 6:15 AM

Thursday

Shacharis: 6:15 AM

Friday

Shacharis: 6:15 AM
Mincha: 3:30 PM

Saturday

Mincha: 8:01 PM

Friday Mincha notes: In winter 5 minutes after candlelighting

Shabbos Mincha notes: Winter: at candlelighting; Summer: 7:15 PM

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Location

Address: 90-14 63rd Dr, Flushing, NY 11374, USA

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Contact

Location: Flushing, USA
Phone: 7184592632

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About this listing

Yismach Moshe Delaposh - Ateres Aharon serves as a vital center for prayer in the Flushing area of New York. This synagogue provides a dedicated space for the local Jewish community to gather for daily and weekly services. It is located on 63rd Drive, a central street known for its Jewish presence and convenient access.

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The congregation follows Nusach Sefard. It offers a structured schedule for Shacharis and Mincha, helping residents and visitors maintain their prayer routines. Whether you are a local or just passing through Queens, this shul offers a welcoming environment for davening and communal connection.

About the area

Situated at 90-14 63rd Drive, the shul is in a prime location in the borough of Queens. This neighborhood is often referred to as Rego Park or Flushing depending on specific municipal borders. It is easily reachable from major New York City highways like the Long Island Expressway.

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Getting to the Shul

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Public transportation options are plentiful in this part of New York. The M and R subway lines stop at the nearby 63rd Drive - Rego Park station. This makes the shul accessible for those traveling from Manhattan or other parts of the city. Street parking is available but can be busy during peak hours.

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The surrounding streets feature many Jewish-owned businesses. You will find several kosher restaurants and grocery stores within walking distance. This ensures that visitors can easily find kosher food before or after attending a minyan.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The Rego Park and Flushing areas are known for their dense Jewish populations and variety of amenities. Visitors to this shul will find themselves near several established community resources.

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Nearby Jewish Landmarks

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Abundant kosher supermarkets and bakeries on 63rd Drive
Local mikvaos located within the central Queens area
Several long-standing Bukharan and Sephardic community centers
The nearby neighborhoods of Forest Hills and Kew Gardens

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Queens is home to many different minhagim and traditions. This specific area serves a diverse group of residents including many Russian and Bukharan Jewish families. It is a convenient place for travelers to find a minyan while passing through New York.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a traditional atmosphere focused on daily prayer and community values. The shul maintains a consistent schedule for all three daily prayers. Morning services begin early to accommodate those who need to get to work.

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Daily Service Details

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Weekday Shacharis: Monday through Friday at 6:15 AM
Weekday Mincha: Held daily at 3:30 PM
Shabbos Mincha: Summer timing is at 7:15 PM
Winter Friday Mincha: Starts 5 minutes after candlelighting

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The building provides a quiet space for study and reflection between services. The community is familiar with hosting guests and travelers. If you have questions about specific times or local customs, the regulars are usually happy to help. Always verify specific times for fast days and holidays as these may change from the standard schedule.

Frequently asked questions

What time is the morning minyan on weekdays?

Shacharis services are held at 6:15 AM from Monday through Friday. Please check local calendars for Rosh Chodesh or holiday changes.

When are Mincha services held?

Mincha on weekdays is scheduled for 3:30 PM. For Shabbos, times vary by season, starting at 7:15 PM in the summer and at candlelighting in the winter.

What is the Nusach used at Yismach Moshe Delaposh?

The shul follows the Nusach Sefard tradition for its prayers and services.

Is this shul located in Queens?

Yes, this synagogue is located in the Flushing/Rego Park area of Queens, New York.