Although we may pray alone, Jews are encouraged to pray communally. The daily minyan is the backbone of the synagogue. It is the daily minyan that gives the synagogue its distinct reason for existing.

Congregation Etz Chayim welcomes all members of Winnipeg’s Jewish community and visitors to join us online. If you need assistance to log in into our Zoom weekly services, please email claudiag@etzchayim.ca

  ALL IN-PERSON SERVICES CURRENTLY SUSPENDED DUE TO COVID-19.

DAILY ONLINE SERVICES AND KABBALAT SHABBAT SERVICES AVAILABLE   -PLEASE SEE BELOW 

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RESOURCES

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• Etz Hayim: Sh’mini (April 10-16)

• Etz Hayim: Tazria-M’tzora (April 17-23)

• Siddur Sim Shalom: Counting the Omer

• Etz Hayim: Aharei Mot-K’doshim (April 24-30)

• Etz Hayim: Emor (May 1-7)

• Etz Hayim: B’har-B’hukkotai (May 8-14)

• Etz Hayim: B’midbar (May 15-21)

• Etz Hayim: Naso (May 22-28)

• Etz Hayim: B’ha’alot’kha (May 29-June 4)

• Etz Hayim: Sh’lah L’kha (June 5-11)

• Etz Hayim: Korah (June 12-18)

• Etz Hayim: Hukkat (June 19-25)

• Etz Hayim: Balak (June 26- July 2)

• Etz Hayim: Pinhas (July 3- 9)

• Etz Hayim: Mattot-Mas’ei (July 10-16)

"Being at minyan is peaceful, it is repetitive and reliable. Like a mantra, the prayers are meditative. They start your day off with clear thoughts, strong focus and a calm serenity."

Dina Granove

"Daily Minyan is a wonderful process for dealing with grief and building community"

Merril Shulman

SIDDURIM

"Observing shiva, shloshim, and 11 months of kaddish as part of a community help tremendously in the healing process"

Reeva Abrams