Hebrew Institute of Riverdale - The Bayit

Welcome

 

We look forward to your joining us at our many and diverse services and programs.  The HIR is committed to providing a warm, welcoming and safe environment for anyone who wishes to join us. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NEXT SHABBAT LUNCH

New to Riverdale? We want to get to know you better!

Please email nextshabbat@hir.org so we can invite you to share a meal as part of the 
Bayit family!

Join us on December 15th for the Youth Department's

 

Annual Winter Benefit Carnival!

1:00-3:00pm

Raffles, Games, Bouncy House, Xbox, Prizes, Music, Cotton Candy, Popcorn, Food Court... 

(50% of proceeds go to relief efforts in the Philippines and 50% of proceeds go to community youth programming)

SIGN UP NOW @ www.thebayit.org/carnival

 

Support Victims of Typhoon Haiyan!

There are many outstanding organizations working in the area.  Some of you have reached out to inquire about specifically Jewish organizations offering relief.  Here are two. Click on the link below for more information about each fund:

Bnai Brith has opened a disaster relief fund for those affected by the tornadoes in the Midwest. Visit their site for more details and to donate!


Join our Free Communal Dinner every Friday Night at the Bayit!

NEW: We now offer an online sign-up for sponsorship.

See which Shabbatot are available for sponsorship and choose your week at www.thebayit.org/tent.

We’d love to help you learn Torah! Visit www.thebayit.org/hevruta for help finding a study partner!

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Many items earn a 6% commission!
 
The Hebrew Institute of Riverdale – The Bayit – is an open Orthodox synagogue serving the entire Jewish community.  The Hebrew Institute warmly embraces all Jews, regardless of affiliation, commitment, or background. It is affectionately known as the "Bayit," which is a home; a place of love and welcome. The HIR is known nationally for bringing spirituality into the synagogue, for activism, youth and teen engagement, learning programs, and work on behalf of the elderly, the homebound, and those developmentally and physically challenged.
Sat, 7 December 2013 4 Tevet 5774