Coming Together to Learn & Grow in Ramat Shilo
Beit Knesset Mishkan Shilo is a community shul serving the Ramat Shilo neighborhood of Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph — daily minyanim, shiurim and a full communal life.
Rosh Hashana
Rosh Hashana 5787- Friday: Erev Rosh Hashana — Selichot
- 00:36 · 5:15 · 7:00
- Friday: Erev Rosh Hashana — Shacharit
- 6:15 · 8:00
- Friday: Erev Rosh Hashana — Hatarat Nedarim
- לאחר שחרית
- Friday: Erev Rosh Hashana — Mincha Gedola
- 13:20
- Friday: Erev Rosh Hashana — Candle lighting
- 18:33
- Friday: Erev Rosh Hashana — Mincha
- 18:35
- Friday: Erev Rosh Hashana — Sunset
- 18:53
- Friday: Erev Rosh Hashana — Arvit
- 19:18
- Shabbat: First day of Rosh Hashana — Shacharit
- 5:50 · 7:00
- Shabbat: First day of Rosh Hashana — Mincha
- 15:00 · 17:30 · 18:25
- Shabbat: First day of Rosh Hashana — Sunset
- 18:52
- Shabbat: First day of Rosh Hashana — Arvit / candle lighting
- 19:26
- Sunday: Second day of Rosh Hashana — Shacharit
- 5:50 · 7:00
- Sunday: Second day of Rosh Hashana — Shofar blowing — not before
- 7:45 · 9:15
- Sunday: Second day of Rosh Hashana — Second shofar blowing
- בערך 12:15
- Sunday: Second day of Rosh Hashana — Mincha
- 15:00 · 17:30 · 18:25
- Sunday: Second day of Rosh Hashana — Sunset
- 18:51
- Sunday: Second day of Rosh Hashana — Arvit / end of Yom Tov
- 19:25
Weekday Times
- Selichot days (Sunday–Thursday) — Selichot
- 0:38 · 25 דק׳ לפני שחרית
- Selichot days (Sunday–Thursday) — Shacharit
- 6:15/6:20 · 6:50/6:55 · 8:00
- Selichot days (Sunday–Thursday) — Mincha
- 13:20 · 18:40
- Selichot days (Sunday–Thursday) — Arvit
- 19:30 · 20:45 · 22:00
- Aseret Yemei Teshuva — Selichot (Tue–Fri)
- 00:35 · 30 דק׳ לפני שחרית
- Aseret Yemei Teshuva — Shacharit
- 6:15/6:20 · 6:50/6:55 · 8:00
- Aseret Yemei Teshuva — Mincha
- 13:20 · 18:30
- Aseret Yemei Teshuva — Arvit
- 19:20 · 20:45 · 22:00
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About our community
Welcome to Ramat Shilo, a beautiful, sun-drenched neighborhood in Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph where neighbors quickly become family. Walking down the tree-lined sidewalks of Nachal Ein Gedi or Nachal Tze'elim, you are greeted by the cheerful sounds of children playing in the parks and the warm smiles of a vibrant mix of English-speaking olim and warm native Israelis. This tight-knit community is famous for its open doors and unmatched hospitality, where elegant, spacious apartments and charming multi-level cottages with blooming gardens are built around a shared love for a Torah lifestyle. It is the kind of neighborhood where people truly look out for one another, creating an immediate sense of belonging the moment you arrive.
At the very heart of this community's soul is Kehillat Mishkan Shilo, a truly special shul located at Nachal Ein Gedi 39. Led with great warmth and wisdom by Rabbi David Bagno, the shul is much more than a place of tefilah; it is a lively spiritual home pulsing with daily shiurim, welcoming smiles, and a vibrant community spirit. From beautiful youth programs that engage the children to amazing chesed initiatives that support families through every stage of life, Mishkan Shilo is a beacon of unity and love. Here, native Israelis and immigrants from all backgrounds come together to learn, grow, and celebrate life, making it the perfect anchor for a meaningful and joyful life in Israel.