About Us

The Kehilla

Ohel Ephraim is located in the city of Beit Shemesh. Our location grants easy access to schools, medical clinics, grocery stores, restaurants, parks, yeshivot, mikvaot, public transportation, shopping centers, and more. Ohel Ephraim is a dati leumi Torah-oriented community.

Programs at Ohel Ephraim include:

  • Daily Daf Yomi Shiur
  • Vibrant community Shabbat Minyan
  • Limud Horim V’Yiladim
  • Meorot Programs Community
  • Monthly Women’s Shiur
  • Semichat Chaver
  • Parsha Shiur
  • Children’s holiday programs
  • Tiyulim
  • Hachnasat Orchim

Olim

The community of Ohel Ephraim is made up of families from near and far. With diversity of Israel born members to many who have made Aliyah over the past number of years from the US, Canada and UK, there is a true sense of achdut and reiyut.

Rabbi Shalom Rosner, Shlita

Rabbi Shalom Rosner is the spiritual leader of Ohel Ephraim. He has thousands of global talmidim who follow his popular Daf Yomi, Parshat HaShavua, Nach and Sefer Hamitzvot shiurim that are broadcast on www.outorah.org. Renowned for his ability to clarify the most complex sugyot, Rabbi Rosner is the Rosh Beit Midrash for the English-speaking program at Machon Lev (Jerusalem College of Technology), where he leads and expands Torah Study for men. Dr. Tamar Rosner is appreciated for her active involvement in the Kehilla, especially for her Women’s shiurim, and, with her husband, has created a warm and welcoming community.

Rabbi Rosner is a graduate of Yeshiva University, with a BA in Economics and a Masters in Jewish Education and Administration from Azrieli. A Musmach of RIETS, Rav Rosner was a member of the Beren Kollel Elyon and a Kupietsky Kodshim Fellow. During the summers, he is Camp Rabbi and Educational Director at Camp Kaylie. Rabbi Rosner is married to Dr. Rabanit Tamar Rosner, a pediatrician, and has 7 children

Board and Committees​

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Announcements

  • Rav Gideon Shloush will give a Dvar Torah before Torah reading at the second minyan.
  • Mazal tov to Ya’akov and Nechama Wolff on the birth of a baby boy. Mazal tov to grandparents, Sara and Simmy Zimbalist, and Tzippy and Josh Wolff, as well as great grandmother, Dr. Susie Schulman.
  • Mazal Tov to Marilyn and Eliezer Finkelman for the birth of a great grandson, to their grandchildren Naami and Yona Witty.
  • Mazal Tov to Mark and Chanie Jacobs and to Rav Jonathan and Shifrah Feldman for the Shabbat 7 Brachot upon the marriage of Ariel and Noa, which took place this week.
  • We are looking for donors in order to purchase new siddurim and Humashim for the shul. If you are interested, please contact Benny Treiger.
  • **Rabbi Jonathan Feldman, PhD. is the Founder and Director of Tribe Tel Aviv and a Community Educator for Am Yisrael Foundation. He received his Rabbinic ordination from Yeshiva University, and his Ph.D. in Jewish Philosophy is from New York University. In 2018 he made Aliyah with his family from New York and lives in Ramat Beit Shemesh.

Learning Dedications

The learning on Shabbat and for the coming week including the “Parent & Child” Learning program is sponsored by:

  • Gary and Linda Lipstein – In memory of Gary’s father, Yosef Meir ben Yitzhak Gershon z”l. His Yahrzeit is Rosh Chodesh Mar Cheshvan.
  • Michael and Debbie Hamlin – In memory of Debbie’s brother Ernie Nathan z”l. His yahrzeit was on the 1st of Mar Heshvan.
  • Melissa and Moshe Rayman – In memory of Moshe’s father, David Rayman z”l.  His yahrzeit is on the 28th of Tishrei.
  • An Anonymous sponsor – In honor of Oshi Wilks for an electrifying Shabbat Chag. We got a charge out of being at the Kehillah. A true powerful Gabbai and friend.

If you would like to sponsor a week of learning in our shul, please fill in the form at: Sponsor link

For any questions please contact Linda Lipstein at lslipstein@gmail.com or whatsapp 054-5878613

To Contact Ohel Ephraim shul please e-mail us at: ohelephraim@gmail.com

Davening times

Sunday- Thursday

Shacharit 1: 06:10

Shacharit 2: 08:00

Mincha Gedola: 13:30

Mincha/ Ma’ariv “Bazman”: 17:55/ 18:40

Late Ma’ariv: 21:15

Friday

Shacharit 1: 06:10

Shacharit 2: 08:00

ראשון – חמישי

שחרית 1: 06:10

שחרית 2: 08:00

מנחה גדולה: 13:30

מנחה \ ערבית “בזמן”: 17:55 / 18:40

ערבית מאוחרת: 21:15

יום שישי

שחרית 1: 06:10

שחרית 2: 08:00

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