Pray together worldwide in our Sephardic virtual minyan.
Next minyan
Shaharit and Arvit on Zoom
See the weekly schedule below.
Times appear in your own time zone. Zoom opens a few minutes early.
| Service | Days | Your time | New York | Join |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shaharit | Mon–Fri | 7:00 AM | Join | |
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| Shaharit | Sun | 8:00 AM | Join | |
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| Arvit | Sun–Thu | 7:00 PM | Join | |
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| Shabbat & holidays | No online services. Shabbat Shalom! | |||
Saved events repeat every week and adjust to your time zone automatically. Times can change around the holidays: see the community calendar.
See our community praying together every day, from around the world.
Kaddish is recited at every Sephardic U virtual minyan. If you can’t join, our community will recite Kaddish for your loved one with devotion, in the Sephardic nusach.
Our Zoom minyan is open to everyone, with no sign-up needed. To keep our WhatsApp groups free of spam, we ask new members to fill out a short form, and we confirm each request personally before sending an invitation. Your details stay private and are used only to verify members.
A daily Sephardic prayer service on Zoom. We pray Shaharit Monday to Friday at 7:00 AM and Sunday at 8:00 AM, and Arvit Sunday to Thursday at 7:00 PM, New York time, in the Sephardic nusach. This page shows each service in your own time zone.
Yes. Kaddish is recited at every service, so mourners and those observing an azkara can say Kaddish with our community every day.
This page converts every service to your local time automatically. Tap Google Calendar or Apple / Outlook to save the minyan to your calendar; it repeats weekly, adjusts to your time zone and includes the Zoom link.
Yes. Use the Join button from any phone, tablet or computer, wherever you are. Times on this page follow your device, so they update when you travel.
Yes. You can say Kaddish yourself at any service, or ask our community to recite Kaddish for your loved one through our Kaddish request page. Names can also be added to our Memorial Wall.
Everyone is welcome: men and women, beginners and lifelong daveners, Sephardic or not. There is no cost and no sign-up needed to join a service.
No. Many people join with the camera off. Please stay muted unless the leader asks you to speak.
Anyone can join the Zoom minyan without signing up. Our WhatsApp groups are different: to keep them free of spam, we ask you to fill out a short form, and we personally confirm each request before sending an invitation.
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Add a name to our community healing list.
Today’s psalms and psalms for every need.
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