Rodfei Zedek's Daily Minyan

Morning minyan gives us a spiritual recharge when we need it most—every morning before the workday begins! We're out in time to be downtown before 9:00. The minyan is also a friendly resource for those in mourning or saying kaddish (the memorial prayer) for a yahrzeit (the anniversary of the date of the passing). Dress is whatever the rest of your day requires! Minyan members lead the davening (prayers). Come every day, once a week, or once in a while. Learn to chant the weekday liturgy with SiddurAudio.

Mondays & Thursdays (Torah reading days) – 7:15 a.m.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays – 7:30 a.m.
Sundays and national holidays – 9:00 a.m.

Glick Chapel If you need a minyan for an evening or want to be sure of having a morning minyan for a yahrzeit, please contact Rabbi Gertel or Bob Channon through the synagogue office at 773.752.2770 two or three days in advance and bring relatives and friends with you. Together we will try to ensure the presence of a minyan to help you fulfill this important mitzvah.