Riverdale Jewish Center

Welcome to the Riverdale Jewish Center

The Riverdale Jewish Center (RJC) is a modern Orthodox community synagogue in the Riverdale section of the Bronx, New York. Since its founding in 1954, the RJC has served as the center of a diverse Jewish community—uniting, supporting, and inspiring the entire community in furtherance, and under the guidance, of eternal Torah law and values. The RJC’s numerous religious, social, and educational programs nourish individuals of all backgrounds and ages to grow in Torah learning, connect with God, and celebrate the beauty of Jewish life. Our members are devoted to working tirelessly for the spiritual growth and physical welfare of the Riverdale community, the Jewish people, the State of Israel, the United States of America, and humankind.

Be part of our community!

Click here for Membership Form 2018

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View photos from the 64th Annual Dinner here

View the 2018 RJC Dinner Scroll of Honor

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RJC Mission and Values Statement

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RJC Rabbinic Search Survey Summary

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Friday, June 22, 2018
9 Tammuz 5778

RJC Zmanim

Today's Calendar

Shacharit

: 6:00a

Shacharit

: 6:55a

Shacharit

: 7:45a

Candles lighting after

: 6:58p

Candle Lighting

: 8:13p

Mincha

: 8:23p

Parshat Chukat

Shabbat, Jun 23

Candle Lighting

Friday, Jun 22, 8:13p

Fast of Tammuz

Sunday, Jul 1

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Upcoming Events

All Events

Friday
Jun 22

Rabbi Menachem Leibtag Scholar In Residence
Friday, Jun 22nd 6:00p to Shabbat, Jun 23rd 9:00p

MORE INFO
Sunday
Jun 24

RJC Blood Drive
Sunday, Jun 24th 8:30a to 2:30p

MORE INFO

Online Learning

Shiurim & Divrei Torah

Dirshu Daily Mishna Brurah Shiur

To sign up for daily Dirshu emails, click HERE

Condolences

We regret to inform you of the passing of our long-time member Sylvia Abelow.

The funeral was held Monday, at 10:30 AM graveside at the Cedar Park Cemetery in Paramus, NJ.

Shiva will be at 3333 Henry Hudson Pkwy Apt. 3F until Tuesday at 4 PM. Shelley will then continue sitting shiva at her home in Florida.

Mazal Tov!

Mazal tov to Debbie Kamioner on the bar mitzvah of her grandson Yechiel Weisstuch of Boca Raton. Mazal tov to parents Chava & Ashi Weisstuch, Uncle & Aunts Mo, Cynthia & Tova Kamioner, and to the entire
family.

Mazal Tov to Chaim and Elianna Mitnick on the birth of a baby boy.

Mazal Tov to Alan and Sarah Prizant on the birth ofa granddaughter; Talia Arielle, born to Josh and Sarah Balsam. Also mazal tov to Aunt Eve and the entire extended family.

Mazal Tov to Yonatan and Yonina Stavsky and big brother Benny on the birth of a baby girl, Netty. Mazal
Tov to aunt and uncle Hannah and Jonathan Shapiro and Ezra, Charlie and Netty Shapiro.

Mazel Tov to Gaby and Kenny Friedman on the marriage of their granddaughter Daniella, daughter of
Sharon & Dr. Jay Mazel of Silver Spring, to Ben Dayanim, son of Alisa and Dan Dayanim of Philadelphia, and to the entire Friedman, Mazel, Frankel and Dayani families.

Mazel tov to Great-Grandparents Gisele and Hector Goldman on the birth of Nili to Drs. Josh and Judy
Rosenbloom, and to big siblings, Nesya and Akiva in St. Louis and also on the bat-mitzvah of Arava in Kfar
Edumim, and to grandparents Judy and Joel Isaacson of Rehovot.

Kiddush Korner

SPONSOR A KIDDUSH OR

SEUDAH SHLISHIT

These are great opportunities to celebrate a simcha, commemorate a yahrzeit or mark a milestone!

For more details, or to sponsor, click here!

Volunteer Opportunities

Click here to learn about our committees and other volunteer opportunities at the RJC!

Maintenance Form

Have you noticed something that requires repair or maintenance attention? Please use this form to let us know so that we can keep our building running as optimally as possible. Thank you!

Forms

Memorial Hall Plaque Online Order Form

Friday, June 22, 2018 9 Tammuz 5778