TEFILAH TIMES

Updated January 2020

Weekday יום חול

Daily Shaharit

Sunday – 8:00 am – followed by breakfast.
Monday & Thursday –  6:50 am
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday – 7:00 am
10 minutes Torah Shiur Everyday after Tefilah at the Library
Minha held downstairs third door to your left 4:45 pm

Shabbat Schedule

Friday Evening Minha and Kabalat Shabbat upstairs
4:40 pm adjusted to candlelight time

Shabbat Morning
8:30 am Parasha Class
9:00 am Shaharit – Hashem Melech
followed by Shabbat Lunch, every one is welcomed.

Shabbat Afternoon
Minha is half an hour before candlelight 
followed by Seuda Shelishit, every one is welcomed.
Arvit is 20 minutes before Shabbat is over

Welcome !

Our philosophy is to provide you with the best possible means to nourish, support and strengthen your religious, cultural and spiritual connections. No matter which generation you are from, at Magen David of Beverly Hills you can enjoy an exceptional range of family-oriented facilities and activities, from the sacred to the social. Religious services and observances are conducted in the Sephardic tradition, with an emphasis on the Minhagim of Aram Soba. The current Minyan is comprised of a diverse group of men and women of all ages representing five continents, many of who speak a variety of languages. Jewish families and individuals from all Sephardic backgrounds and walks of life are encouraged to join the Congregation. Following services, a gala Sephardic Kiddush is served, and on Shabbat afternoon after Minha services, we all enjoy a wonderful Seudah Shelishit meal, with traditional Sephardic pizmonim (songs), followed by Arvit and Havdalah. All are encouraged to partake in these warm spiritual and social experiences.

History of Congregation Magen David

Magen David of Beverly Hills is one of the oldest continuously running Synagogues in the Western United States.
Magen David moved to its present location in Beverly Hills, California in 1994. 

Now entering its 81st year, Magen David was founded on September 28, 1936 in Los Angeles, California in order to create an institution that would serve the needs of Sephardic Jews in the Greater Los Angeles area.

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