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  • Shabbat Times
  • Parsha:

    Mishpatim

  • Candle Lighting:

    5:10 pm

  • Shacharit:

    9:00 am

  • Havdalah:

    6:12 pm

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Darkhei Noam


Darkhei Noam is a lay-led community that comes together for Shabbat and holiday services.  We are committed to creating a tefillah atmosphere that is halakhic, spiritual and inclusive -- providing opportunities for women to lead many of its portions and participate fully in the Torah service.  Please explore our website to learn more about our minyan, our social and educational programs and to sign up for our weekly newsletter.  We invite you to join us!

We meet at the Heschel School located at 270 West 89th Street between West End Avenue and Broadway.

For more information about Darkhei Noam, please e-mail us at info@dnoam.org.

DN Updates

February 13/ 29 Shevat -

Joe Septimus' class will meet at 8:30 a.m.

Davening will begin at 9:00 a.m. in the chapel.

The text study will be given by Rachel Mackson-Landsberg

Youth Programming for older children will be in the 3rd floor gym, children ages 5-8 will be in the basement gym and children under 4 will be in the middle room.  Tot Tefilah will begin sometime between 11:00-11:15.

For our complete fall schedule, please click here.


A Message from our Treasurer -

Please join or renew your membership with Darkhei Noam.  It’s easy – just click here!  Please know that we need the full support of our entire community to fund our activities which include:  davening nearly every Shabbat, an exciting calendar for scholars-in-residence and extensive youth programming.  As a growing minyan, we are solely dependent on membership and other contributions from our community to meet our operating expenses. While we are not raising our membership rates for 2009-10, please consider making an incremental contribution to help defray our operating costs.  If you have any questions, please contact me at finance@dnoam.org.
 
Thank you,
Michael Zeuner, Treasurer


Are you visiting the Upper West Side for the weekend and require Shabbat meals or are you looking to meet other members of our community? -

Please e-mail info@dnoam.org to arrange for Shabbat meals hosted by members of Darkhei Noam.