
Schedule
Shacharis Monday and Thursday 8:30.
Davening times sometimes change. Please call 973-432-1891 to verify the time.


Head Out To Victory
Torah thought for Parshat Ki Teitzei Dedicated in memory of Cheresh ben Yosef Head Out To Victory “When you head out to war against your enemies, Hashem will deliver them into your hands and you will take them captive.” Deuteronomy 21:1 Question: The message of the opening verse of this week’s Parsha is a…

Mount Sinai Congregation
Mt. Sinai Synagogue, Newark’s most active remaining Jewish congregation, is located at the ground level of the Ivy Hill apartments. Ivy Hill is home to Newark’s last Jewish community, though “one with a very different character than the Jewish Newark made famous in the novels of the city’s most illustrious native son, Philip Roth.” (Jewish Week, Keeping The Faith In Newark).
Of the Ivy Hill Apartments’ 10,000 residents, 1,000 or so are Russian speakers, and of those 1,000 Russian speakers, several hundred are Jewish. Mt. Sinai has been led by Rabbi Samuel Bogomilsky since 1964. Bogomilsky, a member of the Chabad movement, saw Ivy Hill as an ideal home for the thousands of low-income Soviet Jewish emigres who began arriving in the United States in the 1970s.
The Jewish Federation of Metrowest agreed with Bogomilsky and began funneling Russian Jews to affordable and safe Ivy Hill. Ivy Hill’s owners agreed, even hiring a special Russian Jewish renting agency to attract Russian Jewish tenants.
Mt Sinai Congregation for Seton Hall University students:
Over the past

We put up mezuzahs free of charge for whoever would like.
We provide kosher poultry at the same price as non-kosher poultry.
Shabbat Candle Lighting

Get in touch with us
Send us an email, or give us a call at 973-763-1005.
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 6165
Newark, NJ 07106-0165
Shul Address
250 Mt. Vernon Place Suite A
Newark, NJ 07106