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Congregation Or Torah

3800 Dempster Street, Skokie, IL 60076
(847) 679-3645 FAX (847) 679-3665
ortorah@sbcglobal.net
Zvi Engel, Rabbi
Harvey A. Well, Rabbi Emeritus

Until further notice, the Skokie Hospital and the Lieberman Center will NOT be within the Eruv.

Congregation Or Torah is the largest Orthodox SynagogueWelcome to Or Torah in Skokie, with over 300 families. We provide our members with religious services, as well as youth programs, and social functions. Congregation Or Torah's beautiful building is located in the heart of one of Skokie's most lovely and convenient neighborhoods.









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Schedule of Services

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Sunday, February 5 Shacharit..............................7:15/8:00am
Early Mincha..............................12:30pm
Mincha/Ma'ariv............................4:55pm
Late Ma'ariv.................................9:00pm
Monday, February 6-
Tuesday, February 7
Shacharit.............................6:30/8:00am
Mincha/Ma'ariv............................4:55pm
Wednesday, February 8
Tu B'Shevat
Shacharit.............................6:30/8:00am
Mincha/Ma'ariv............................4:55pm
Thursday, February 9 Shacharit.............................6:30/8:00am
Mincha/Ma'ariv............................4:55pm
Friday,
February 10
Shacharit..............................6:30/8:00am
Candle Lighting...........................4:56pm
Mincha/Ma'ariv............................5:00pm
Shabbat,
February 11
Shacharit........................8:00/8:30/9:00am
Bnei Akiva Youth Minyan.............9:15am
Mincha/Ma'ariv.............................4:45pm
Havdalah......................................6:00pm
Note: Havdalah time based on 42 minutes after sunset
Sunday, February 12 Shacharit..............................7:15/8:00am
Early Mincha..............................12:30pm
Mincha/Ma'ariv............................5:05pm
Late Ma'ariv.................................9:00pm
Monday, February 13-
Thursday, February 16
Shacharit.............................6:30/8:00am
Mincha/Ma'ariv............................5:05pm
Friday,
February 17
Shacharit..............................6:30/8:00am
Candle Lighting...........................5:05pm
Mincha/Ma'ariv............................5:05pm
Shabbat Shekalim,
February 18
Shacharit........................8:00/8:30/9:00am
Bnei Akiva Youth Minyan.............9:15am
Mincha/Ma'ariv.............................4:55pm
Havdalah......................................6:09pm
Note: Havdalah time based on 42 minutes after sunset
Sunday, February 19 Shacharit..............................7:15/8:00am
Early Mincha..............................12:30pm
Mincha/Ma'ariv............................5:15pm
Late Ma'ariv.................................9:00pm

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A Mitzvah!

From time to time, people in the community require a blood transfusion. While blood from a hopital is safe, many people feel more comfortable receiving blood from someone they know. Or Torah has maintained a list of members who are willing to donate blood when needed. We have assisted many people over the years and would like to update our list. This is a wonderful way to help "cholim" at a crucial time in their lives. If you would like to participate in this Mitzvah, please submit your name, daytime phone number, and your blood type, including Rh factor (example: O+, A-).
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