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Welcome to Our Synagogue
At Shaarei Orah, The Sephardic Congregation of Teaneck, we take pride in being one of the warmest, friendliest and most welcoming congregations in the community. Our doors are always open to residents of the local Teaneck community, as well as to guests of our members and to visitors considering a change in their synagogue or relocating to Bergen County.
Respecting the beautiful customs and traditions of our faith, Shaarei Orah is an orthodox Sephardic Synagogue. Morning services are held daily. Youth groups are offered on Shabbat and Yom Tov. Our Shabbat morning service is followed by kiddush, including a delicious Sephardic style chulent, and Seudah Shelisheet follows Minha, providing members with an opportunity to socialize, greet new worshipers, and informally meet our rabbi, Rabbi Haim Jachter.
Whether you are thinking of moving into Teaneck/Bergenfield/New Milford area, or you live locally and are interested in finding out more about Shaarei Orah, we would love to meet you. Our Kehilla is a very friendly place with a diverse membership, including young families and members from a variety of countries. One thing we all have in common is a desire to uphold the Sephardic tefilla, traditions and customs.
Synagogue Building photographs taken courtesy of www.DavidSteinbergPhotography.com
Parking: Please be considerate of our neighbors when parking vehicles near the synagogue. Be careful to ensure that driveways are clear and that vehicles are moved in a timely manner. Thank you for your cooperation!
Mon, January 25 2021
12 Sh'vat 5781
Shaarei Orah Limited Minyanim now due to capacity limits
Contact office@sephardicteaneck.org for information.
Click here for updated information from RCBC website
Please donate to those in our community who are hit hardest during these most trying times:
Click here to donate to the Rabbi's Discretionary Fund today
Today's Calendar
Arvit : 8:30p |
This week's Torah portion is Parashat Beshalah
Shabbat, Jan 30 |
Candle Lighting
Friday, Jan 29, 4:51p |
Havdala
Motzei Shabbat, Jan 30, 5:48p |
Tu B'Shvat
Thursday, Jan 28 |