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Daven in a Minyan at a Shul in Irvine, in Orange County, Calif.

Kabbalat Shabbat Services

on Friday Evening at. . .  

Rav & Rebbetzin Fischer . . .

Services Shabbat Morning  at

Back Bay Conference Center

(Second Floor at "IRVINE LANES")

*  Candle Lighting: Please see our Calendar

*  We begin Mincha services during the Summer months of Pacific Daylight Time at 6:30 p.m., followed promptly by Shabbat Services. However, during the rest of the year we schedule our Friday evening Shabbat services based on the time of Shabbat candle-lighting. So we proudly are "The Shul in Irvine that Begins Shabbat . . . When Shabbat Begins."

*  Shabbat morning services run from      9:30 a.m.-12:20 noon 

For Shabbat late-afternoon, we meet at the home of Rav and Rebbetzin Fischer for our full regular schedule of learning, davening, and great food: N'VI'IM RISHONIM, Shabbat Mincha, Se'udah Sh'lishit, Torah Analyses, Maariv & Havdalah

*  Shabbat Late-Afternoon Class in Sefer M'lakhim I (Kings I)  at 6:30 p.m.

 

After Mincha, Se'udah Shlishit follows, accompanied by "Dear Rav -- Can I Ask You a Quick Question?"Rav Fischer’s Shabbat Afternoon Halakhah Responsa Shiur (text-based study of Responsa of HaRav Moshe Feinstein zt"l, HaRav Yosef Ber Soloveitchik zt"l, and -- yibadel l'chaim -- HaChacham HaRav Ovadia Yosef shlit"a) . . . during the meal. 

Z’mirot and bentsching, Maariv follows, with Maariv at approx. the Havdalah time on our calendar

Sunday Minyan - 9:00 a.m.:

C'mon and daven with us on Sunday mornings.  We wear  tallit and tefillin -- and we are happy to show you how to do so, too! -- at our weekly Sunday Morning minyan:  every Sunday at 9:00 a.m.   Please contact us for more details!

 

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See ya in Shul!

3415 Michelson Drive, Irvine 92612

(NW corner of Harvard & Michelson)

 

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Daven at a Minyan

in Irvine, California

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Click here for a list of all our Friday Night times:
   * Candle Lighting in Irvine
   * Friday Minchah services
   * Kabbalat Shabbat services for the year 5771 (
September 2010-September 2011)

Click here for a list of all our Shabbat Afternoon times:
   * Shiurim/Torah Classes
   * Minchah services
   * Se'udah Sh'lishit
   * Maariv services
for the year 5771 (
September 2010-September 2011)

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Please Note:
It is the long-held practice of Young Israel not to conduct a Friday Night "Kabbalat Shabbat"  service that begins long after the honestly proper time to welcome and begin the Shabbat. 

Thus, sometimes Shabbat may begin at a later hour in the evening, as it does during Daylight Savings Time months in the summer.  However, when Shabbat honestly begins much earlier -- e.g., in the "4:30'ish" or "5:00'ish" zone of late afternoon, as it does during the winter months of Standard Time -- we recognize that it honestly devolves on us as Observant Jews to adjust our personal Friday workday schedules to accommodate the earlier arrival of Shabbat. Thus, we leave work earlier on Fridays so that Shabbat does not have to arrive first, waiting to welcome us. Rather, as in the lyrics of L'cha Dodi, Jews arrive timely to welcome and greet the approaching Shabbat -- thus the term, Kabbalat Shabbat.

We recognize that this defining aspect of normative Orthodox Judaism is a brand-new concept in Orange County and breaks with a quarter century's practice of Irvine Orthodox shuls offering their congregants Friday night services year-round at 6:00 or 6:30 pm, often in complete dissonance from and utter disregard for Jewish tradition. But kindly  be advised that Young Israel's policy is normative Orthodox Jewish practice throughout the world outside of Irvine. And we know it will "catch on" in Orange County, too!

Thus, we are proud to be
"the Shul in Irvine that begins Shabbat . . . when Shabbat begins."