Daily Minyan

Daily Minyan at Temple Emanu-El 

Temple Emanu-El is proud to offer 14 opportunities to pray as a community throughout the week. While services are always available through zoom, we will gather in person several times a week to enable us to join our voices in prayer. Please consider making in-person minyan a weekly commitment. Attending the same day with regularity allows you to get to know the other minyan participants, become more familiar with the liturgy, and feel at home in the Fishbein Chapel.

New for 2025:

Temple Emanu-El is thrilled to announce the return of our twice-daily minyan, the spiritual heartbeat of our community! Minyan offers a chance to connect with God, support one another, and bring comfort to those in mourning. To ensure its success, we’re launching new programs and flexible options to make it easier for everyone to participate, including:

10 for 10: We’re encouraging every Jewish adult to commit to attending at least 10 non-Shabbat minyanim this year. (If you joined on zoom, log your participation here)

Expanded Timing: While most afternoon/evening minyanim remain at 5:45 PM, we’re introducing a 7:00 PM option for those coming from farther away, making it easier to attend at least one minyan per week. All minyanim will also be available on Zoom for added flexibility.

Priority Nights: To build consistency, we’re focusing on increasing attendance on Sunday, Monday, and Thursday evenings. Let’s ensure every minyan is strong and vibrant!

Sign-Ups: In the new year, we’ll introduce sign-ups for minyanim scheduled at different times or on new evenings to help guarantee a quorum each night.

Breakfast: Breakfast will be offered Tuesday through Friday after morning Minyan.

Please call the office: (401) 331-1616 or the Temple Emanu-El App to confirm minyan times for the week. 

Click here for the Minyan Zoom link

*Times vary due to sunset. Check weekly email for exact time
Note: Mourner's Kaddish is said only when there is an in-person service in the presence of a minyan.

10 for 10
We’re encouraging every Jewish adult to commit to attending at least 10 non-Shabbat minyanim this year. Starting January 1, sign in at minyan using the binder in the back of the room (if you joined on zoom, log your participation here). We’ll track attendance, share updates throughout the year, and honor those who reach 10, 36, or 100 minyanim with a special poster during the High Holy Days. This is a pilot program, and your feedback is essential. Have ideas or want to get involved? Reach out to Rabbi Fel—he’d love to hear from you!

Wednesday Morning Learning with Rabbi Fel
Following the 7:30 AM minyan on Wednesday mornings, Rabbi Fel will teach for 30 minutes, line by line, from the 16th century book of Jewish practice known as the Shulhan Arukh. Each breakfast will give us a chance to learn more about how our ancestors infused meaning into their everyday lives, share our own Jewish experiences, and work together to develop a spiritual practice that is meaningful and relevant for us today.

Parashat HaShavua
Join Rabbi Alan Kaunfer for a weekly study session to discuss highlights from the Torah portion of the week. This weekly discussion takes place on Friday mornings after Z’man Kodesh.

Sponsor Weekday Minyan Breakfast
If you are interested in sponsoring a weekday minyan breakfast, contact Shosh Jacob at shosh@teprov.org

Daily Minyan - Times & Locations*ZOOM LINK* please see the recent email from happenings@teprov.org titled "Minyan Update - New Password" for the new password to Minyan services.

All Minyanim are Available in person and on Zoom

SUNDAY
8:30 AM 
5:45 PM

MONDAY
7:30 AM
5:45 PM 

TUESDAY
7:30 AM - with breakfast
7:00 PM 

WEDNESDAY
7:30 AM- with breakfast and learning with Rabbi Fel
5:45 PM

THURSDAY
7:30 AM- with breakfast
5:45 PM

FRIDAY
7:30 AM - with breakfast and learning with Rabbi Kaunfer
5:45 PM* 

SATURDAY
9:30 AM 
1:00 PM* 

About 15 minutes after Havdalah - Zoom Only

*Times vary due to sunset. Check weekly email for exact timeNote: Mourner's Kaddish is said only when there is an in-person service in the presence of a minyan.