Delray Torah Center

09/06/2026

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08/25/2026

Looking for somewhere to be inspired this year - seats still available suggested donation $100 https://www.delraytc.com/form/highholidayseating-5787.html

07/22/2026

The saddest day in the Jewish calendar is almost upon us. I know it’s not an exciting day that people like to come to Shul but it’s important to be seen connecting and joining with the Jewish people in times of sadness too. May we all merit to see the redemption speedily in our days. Amein

06/16/2026

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06/16/2026

A Prayer for the Second Anniversary of the Delray Torah Center
Ribbono Shel Olam, With gratitude and humility we stand before You as the Delray Torah Center marks its second anniversary.
We thank You, Hashem, for the kindness You have shown us, for every shiur, tefillah, gathering, and moment of connection that has filled these walls with light. As it is written, Hodu LaShem ki tov ki leolam chasdo — we give thanks to Hashem for His kindness endures forever (Tehillim 118).
We offer heartfelt thanks for the people of this community, those who learn, who pray, who volunteer, who support, and who build. As the verse teaches, Olam chesed yibaneh — the world is built through acts of kindness (Tehillim 89), and this center stands because of their generosity of spirit.
Hashem, bless our community with continued growth, unity, and joy. May this be a place where Torah flourishes, where friendships deepen, and where every soul feels uplifted. Grant us the strength to expand our programs, deepen our learning, and bring even more light to Delray Beach.
May the coming years be filled with peace, blessing, and the sweetness of Torah, as it says, Ki ner mitzvah vTorah or — a mitzvah is a lamp and the Torah is light (Mishlei 6).
Yehi Ratzon that You guide us, protect us, and help us continue building a makom of kedushah for generations to come.
Amen.

06/04/2026

05/21/2026

Looking forward to our meal and learning tonight. We have well over 20 people booked in. We have a dairy kiddush after services both days. Yiskor will be on Shabbat. Services at 9:30 AM.

05/06/2026

What a wonderful Lag B Omer with food and music and great friendship

04/14/2026

Today, on Yom HaShoah, we pause to remember the six million Kedoshim who were murdered in the Holocaust, and to honor the strength, resilience, and unwavering faith of those who survived.

Their memory is not just something we carry once a year, but a responsibility we live with every day to strengthen our commitment to Torah, to Jewish life, and to one another.

Last week during Yizkor we had a small but meaningful service of remembrance in Shul, where we came together as a community to reflect, to remember, and to ensure that the voices of the past continue to be heard.

May the memory of all those who perished be a blessing, and may we continue to build a future worthy of their sacrifice.

זכרם לברכה

04/07/2026

As we gathered for Yizkor on the last day of Pesach, we took a moment to honor the loved ones whose memories continue to inspire and uplift us. It was also a time to strengthen our community in their merit.

In a wonderful act of partnership, Charles and Kyla Wrock committed to match all Yizkor donations up to $6,000 through the end of April doubling the impact of every contribution.

Over these past months, DTC has experienced beautiful growth, but it has also brought increased financial needs. To continue offering meaningful tefillah, learning, and programs, we are relying on the generosity of our members and friends through this Yizkor Appeal.

Donations can still be made securely online at:
https://www.delraytc.com/payment.php

Or by sending a check payable to “DTC” to:
7664 Eagle Point Drive, Delray Beach, FL 33446

May the memories of your loved ones continue to be a blessing, and may your generosity bring them great merit.