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The Lake George
Minyan
Pictures taken Thursday, Bais Elul, 5767 August 16 2007 |
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| Down Bloody Pond Road, behind
The Magic Forest, off Route 9 near Lake George Village, a Minyan gathers
twice daily in the summer months after Tisha B'Av until Labor Day. Anywhere
from 10-15 to 75-100 people come together, depending on the day, depending
on the time of season. |
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| The Minyan Gabbi Mr. Arnold Abrams with
Lubavitcher Rabbinical School students Efraim Rubin (L) and Ary Rendler (R)
who promote the Minyan, share words of Torah, and raise Jewish awareness and
Mitzvah performance throughout the region during the summer months.
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The Lake George Minyan is a memorable prayer
experience with Jews of all walks of life and various prayer traditions,
different headcovering styles and perspectives, joining together under one
big white tent in the gorgeous Adirondack outdoors. |
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| A Torah Reading at the Lake
George Minyan. All four have never met before coming up to the Torah in Lake
George. |
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| Books for study, The Minyan Pushka and some
of Rabbi Yisroel Rubin's study pamphlet souvenirs. |
Discussing Minyan and Jewish Lake George
activities after the last Minyan-goer left the Maariv evening service.
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| The congregation rises to say
the Kedusha during the repetition of the Amidah. This is symbolic of the
holiness brought about by the gathering of so many Jews in prayer during
vacation season... |
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The Lake George Minyan is a
community service project of Saratoga Chabad.
For more information on Minyan-times, location etc, please call
518-522-THRU.
Efforts are underway to purchase a permanent facility in
the Lake George Village are for the popular annual summer Minyan and Jewish
activities. If you would like to contribute to this project please call
Rabbi Israel Rubin at 518-482-5781 or 518-423-4103. Thank you. |
