Shuls & zmanim
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By name, of the 24 listings on this page: 3 Chabad, 2 Young Israel and 1 Agudath Israel. Streets with the most listings here: South Taylor Road (4) and S. Taylor Rd Cleveland Heights (2).
Shown by default: places whose hechsher is on the cRc list of recommended agencies and was confirmed on that agency's own list in the last 7 days. A listing hides by itself when that check gets older. Reliability reference: the cRc list of recommended kosher agencies (checked 2026-11-10). Places under other hechshers are behind the checkbox above, marked "ask your rav"; the cRc notes that an agency missing from its list is not necessarily substandard. This is information, not a kashrus ruling.
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Cleveland, OH
A Modern Orthodox congregation in the Cleveland area offering Torah learning,…
2392 S.Green Road, University Hts, OH 44122
An Orthodox synagogue in the Cleveland area with approximately 120 member…
1771 S. Taylor Rd Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
Orthodox synagogue in Cleveland Heights offering daily minyanim, shiurim, and…
1801 S. Taylor Rd. Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
An Orthodox synagogue established in 1904 offering multiple daily minyanim,…
3795 Severn Road Cleveland Hts, OH 44118
Congregation Beis Doniel is an Orthodox synagogue in Cleveland Heights serving…
1861 South Taylor Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
Orthodox synagogue, as tagged on OpenStreetMap.
1771 South Taylor Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
Orthodox synagogue, as tagged on OpenStreetMap.
1801 South Taylor Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
Orthodox synagogue, as tagged on OpenStreetMap.
1970 South Taylor Road, Cleveland Heights
Synagogue, as tagged on OpenStreetMap.
Cleveland, OH
An Orthodox synagogue in Cleveland serving over 3,500 member families for more…
2387 South Green Rd. Beachwood, Ohio 44122
An Orthodox Sephardic minyan in the Yerushalmi tradition serving the Cleveland…
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Search for shuls and minyanim on the original directory. Confirm the schedule with the shul before travel, particularly around holidays. JRA does not copy its listings.
Source checked 2026-09-29Location- and date-based calculated halachic times.
Location- and date-based calculated halachic times. JRA’s zmanim tool uses Hebcal’s licensed API with attribution. Calculated times do not establish local minyan schedules.
Source checked 2026-09-29Identify local community contacts for travelers and newcomers
Every Yom Tov, fast day and Rosh Chodesh by year, with Israel and diaspora schedules.
Every Yom Tov, fast day and Rosh Chodesh by year, with Israel and diaspora schedules. Holidays begin at sundown the evening before the date shown.
Source checked 2026-11-07Hebcal's free Hebrew Date Converter turns any date into the Hebrew date and back. The Jewish day begins at nightfall, so the converter has an 'after sunset' option. For a yahrzeit or bar mitzvah date, ask your rav which date applies.
Source: Hebcal: Hebrew Date Converter - November 3, 2026 after sunset / 24th of Cheshvan, 5787 · checked 2026-11-07
Hebcal offers free downloads and calendar subscriptions of Jewish holidays, candle lighting times and more for Google, Apple and Outlook calendars, plus free developer APIs that sites (like this one) use for zmanim and dates.
Sources: Hebcal: Developer APIs · Hebcal: Jewish Calendar, Hebrew Date Converter, Holidays - hebcal.com · checked 2026-11-07
The JRA Zmanim page shows the day's times for your location. For a personal question about which time to follow, ask your rav.
Source: Jewish Research Advisory: Zmanim today · checked 2026-11-07
GoDaven lists shuls and minyan times by city around the world. Call the shul to confirm times before you go.
Source: GoDaven: Home page · checked 2026-11-07
Short summaries written by JRA, linked to the source each one is based on. General information, not a halachic ruling.
Hebcal permits attributed commercial reuse of calculated times. Shul candidates need Orthodox/current-minyan review; Go Daven and Chabad directories have no approved bulk agreement in JRA. Times are not minyan schedules.