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Novokuznetsk,
st. Zaporizhskaya 73b

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Tzedakah | Helping the community

One of the most important commandments of Judaism
– this is participation in charity!

Tzedakah - Helping the community
One of the most important commandments of Judaism is to participate in charity
Helping the community
Our programs
All programs
MEZUZAH IN EVERY HOME
Each member of the community has the unique opportunity to install a mezuzah in their home, protecting the Jewish home and all those who live in it.

 

 

 

Woman Club
Curator
Rabbanit Haya

The women’s club provides an opportunity to plunge into the world of Jewish traditions. Find out the details of the history and the origin of the holidays. Chatting with friends and having a great time.

 

Enerjew Teen Movement
Jewish movement for youth 11 - 17 years old

The main mission of the EnerJew project is to transform Jewish youth into an active integral part of the Jewish world through the development of youth activism, dissemination of Jewish practice…

 

Sunday school for children Jfuture
Jewish international platform for children from 5 to 11 years old

In our classes, our children receive new knowledge, advice from professional specialists and the opportunity to spend quality time in a warm family atmosphere every Sunday.

 

Judaica
In our Synagogue you can purchase various goods from Israel.

Such as: Kippahs, candlesticks, candles, mezuzahs, keychains, Kiddush glasses, Hanukkah tops, Passover dishes, Shabbat items and much more.е другое.

 

 

Kollel Torah for men
Attending classes gives you the opportunity to learn more about your “roots,” become more familiar with Jewish tradition, and delve into the wisdom of the Talmud and the teachings of Hasidism.

 

 

 

 

Kosher house
Together with the 770 charity foundation

We help low-income families, older people, veterans and people in difficult life situations

 

Club “Golden Age”
On the basis of our Synagogue there is a club for elderly people

Our older generation not only has the opportunity to simply communicate with each other, but also regularly attend interesting lectures on medicine, social issues and much, much more.

 

Kollel Torah for women
"Kolel Torah" is an opportunity to plunge into the world of Jewish traditions and holidays, learn a lot of new and interesting things, chat with friends and have a great time.

Curator of the women’s club – Rabbanite Chaya Rabinovich

 

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Memorial prayer Kaddish on yohrzeit – the anniversary of death.
The prayer is read once a year on the anniversary of death – for this you need to know the Jewish anniversary of death.

 

 

 

 

    Yizkor is a memorial prayer for all the dead.
    It is read four times a year after reading the Torah on the following holidays: Yom Kippur, on the eighth day of Sukkot, on the last day of Passover and on the second day of Shavuot.
    The Yizkor prayer is an opportunity to fulfill the commandment to honor parents even after their death. When children pray for the deceased, this gives his soul additional merit before the court of the Almighty.

     

     

     

     

      Funeral prayer for the recently deceased.
      The prayer “Qadi’sh” is literally “sanctification” – that is, sanctification and glorification of the holiness of the Almighty. The main purpose of the Kaddish is to be the prayer of a person in mourning after the death of a close relative. In his mouth, this prayer takes on the character of “justification of God’s Judgment,” i.e., “acceptance of the verdict”: The memorial prayer Kaddish is read 11 months after death.

       

       

       

       

        Read on Mondays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Jewish holidays.
        The text of the prayer contains a promise that the one who prays himself or orders prayer in the Synagogue will make a donation to the merit of the patient. The donation amount has not been set.