Heichal Nissim (Lev Efrat Shul)
Shuls · Te'ena
Te'ena (Lev Efrat) shul; visitors are asked to park on Te'ena and walk down the short HaGo'el cul-de-sac.
4 HaGoel St, Efrat
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Efrat has dozens of shuls spread across its neighbourhoods, with the largest groups in Dekel and Zayit. They include Ashkenazi and Sephardi shuls, the Yemenite Mishkan Yair in Gefen, Kol BaRama with its North African nusach, Carlebach-style minyanim such as Shirat Shlomo (the Happy Minyan) and Zemer HaZayit, and a Chabad house in the Dekel commercial centre. Several shuls hold shiurim in English, according to the community-edited Efrat wiki. Weekday and Shabbat times for many shuls are in the Efrat Religious Council's yearly prayer-times booklet; listings also draw on GoDaven and the Efrat community wiki.
Shuls · Te'ena
Te'ena (Lev Efrat) shul; visitors are asked to park on Te'ena and walk down the short HaGo'el cul-de-sac.
4 HaGoel St, Efrat
Shuls · Te'ena
Carlebach-style shul founded in 1993 at the Neve Efrat Retreat Center, known for its lively Friday-night minyan.
5 Netzer Yishai St (Neve Efrat Retreat Center), Efrat
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