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11/11/2024

SISTERHOOD, LINCOLN PARK JEWISH CENTER IS INVITING YOU TO CELEBRATE HANUKKAH WITH US ON
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2024 AT 4:30 PM

Entertainment will be provided by
CANTOR ERIC FREEMAN AND VIOLINIST YOHANIM ROTHMAN

BRING YOUR HANUKKAH MENORAHS FOR CANDLE LIGHTING.

A delicious dairy meal will be served, including latkes, of course!

COST: $25 / PERSON
CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS / FREE

Please make check payable to “Sisterhood LPJC”
Most major credit cards accepted

Call 914-965-7119 or 914-588-8491 or email at [email protected] ,to make your reservation.
For more information, check our web site www.lpjc.org

09/06/2024

Join Lincoln Park Jewish Center for 2024, 5785 High Holiday Services and Events noted Schedule attached to this post.

08/16/2024

Lincoln Park Jewish Center is inviting you to attend our Annual Selichot Services in advance of the High Holiday period on Sept 28, 2024 at 9pm. The program will include refreshment, followed by a special Film Presentation. Starting at 10:30pm, Selichot Services will commence in the Main Sanctuary, officiated by LPJC Spritual Leader Rabbi David Sebbag, with Musical Accompaniment by Cantor Eric Freeman, Guitarist Rabbi Josh Alpert, and Violist Yonason Rothman. There is no fee for attending the Service.

03/26/2024

JOIN LINCOLN PARK JEWISH CENTER FOR OUR ANNUAL COMMUNAL PASSOVER SEDER ON FIRST NIGHT OF PASSOVER, APRIL 22, 2024 STARTING AT 7;30PM OFFICIATED BY OUR SPIRITUAL LEADER RABBI DAVID SEBBAG

02/20/2024

You are all invited to Lincoln Park Jewish Center annual Purim Party as detailed on attached flier

01/07/2024

Lincoln Park Jewish Center is having its annual Tu B'Shevat Seder on Wednesday, Jan 24, 2024 starting at 4:30 pm that will be officiated by our Rabbi Sebbag. Attached is the revised flier if you wish to attend.

01/01/2024

Lincoln Park Jewish Center is inviting you to attend our Annual Tu B'Shevat Seder( New Year of the Trees) on Jan 24, 2024 at 4:30pm as detailed on the attached flier. Seder and Services will be officiated by our Rabbi David Sebbag.

11/16/2023

Lincoln Park Jewish Center is inviting you to our annual Channukah Celebration on Sunday, December 10, 2023 at 4:30pm on the 4th night of lighting the menorah. Entertainment will be provided by our Cantor Eric Freeman with a delicious meal including latkes by our own Leah Katz. Bring you Channukah menorah as part of our Communal lighting. The cost is $25 per person for members, $30 per person for non members, children 6-12yrs old, $10 person, and children under 6yrs old there is no fee. Call our office at 914-965-7119, or email at [email protected] to make reservations and check our website at www.lpjc.org for further details. Make check out to ‘Lincoln Park Jewish Center’. Major credit cards are accepted.

08/31/2023

Updated posting for Lincoln Park Jewish Center High Holiday services and events. Please note that ALL Services will be fee with Open Seating and contact Lpjc via email at [email protected] or at 914-965-7119 on your intention to attend for Security purposes. Also, note order form for purchase of Lulav and Etrog in time for Succot. Services will be held in Succah for Succot and in Main Sancturary for High Holidays🇺🇸🇮🇱

08/13/2023

Join us at LPJC for High Holiday and Succot/Simchat Torah Services specified on Schedule below and if you wish to attend please fill out Application Form or email LPJC to permit entry

Address

311 Central Park Avenue, Ste 1
Yonkers, NY
10704

Telephone

+19149657119

Website

http://lpjc.org/

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