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For weekday services please check the latest edition of the Shabbat Echod.
On any given Shabbat, LSS provides four options for morning services. In addition, to providing different starting times, each provides a different Shabbat experience and environment.
Taking place upstairs in the Lincoln Square Bet Midrash, the Hashkama Minyan provides a simple, no-nonsense early morning service followed by a shiur.
The main service is a traditional orthodox service led by Cantor Goffin with an inspiring sermon by Rabbi Robinson.
Imagine a Sabbath service designed for people who know little or nothing about Jewish prayer. That's what the Beginners Service is all about ... anxiety-free "No Hebrew Necessary" prayer experience that will keep you looking forward to Saturday mornings. Open, honest discussions provide the opportunity to consider the questions you have always had about being Jewish. And there's nothing more comforting than knowing that everyone at the Beginners Service is a "Beginner."
Formerly known as the “shiur, cholent and kugel minyan”, the Rabbi Herschel Cohen Memorial Service is the “late minyan” at LSS. While the laid back and informal environment tends to attract a diverse set of congregants, it is really the traditional kugel Kiddush that is the biggest hit!
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