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6500 52nd Ave S. Seattle WA 98118

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SBH has Zoom Services Sunday through Friday. We also have in person services which are socially distanced with Masks.

To find out more about our Zoom Services and attending in person contact Rabbi Hassan at rabbi@sbhseattle.org

Visit our YouTube Channel to see our Zoom Classes.

Tisha Be'Av Info:
The Fast of Tisha Be'Av begins while it is still Shabbat at 9:00 PM. As such Minha on Shabbat will be at 7:00 PM. Following Minha go home and have Seudah Shelishit. There are no limitations on this meal other than it must be completed by 9:00 PM. Shabbat ends at 9:46 PM. Say the words Hamavdil ben kodesh lehol and put on non-leather shoes. Arvit is at 10:00 PM.

All of Tisha Be'Av's tefillot will be on zoom. Use the SBH zoom link: Click Here

Tefilah on Tisha Be'av morning is without Talet and Tefilin. Hatzot is at 1:15 PM. After this time one can sit in a regular chair. Minha is at 8:20 PM with Talet and Tefilin followed by Arvit. The fast ends at 9:30 PM.

Tisha Be'Av Schedule
July 17th
Fast Begins 9:00 PM
Shabbat Concludes 9:46 PM
Arvit 10:00 PM

July 18th
Tefilah 8:00 AM
Hatzot 1:15 PM
Minha 8:20 PM
Fast Ends 9:30 PM

For all the laws of the days leading up to Tisha Be'Av, please read Rabbi Hassan's blog: Click Here

To listen to last year's Tisha Be'Av services: Click Here

Sephardic

Bikur

holim

100 YEARS YOUNG

Sephardic Bikur Holim was established over 100 years ago by Ladino speaking Jews from western Turkey. While the times have certainly changed, SBH has maintained its warm family feel, rich minhagim (traditions), and distinctly beautiful liturgy. We invite families and individuals, young and old, to join our congregation throughout the Jewish year to celebrate, support one another, and learn together.

EVENTS

As a sephardic congregation, we attract many different kinds of people. Some are looking for a religious experience while others have a deep love and affinity for Jewish and sephardic culture. Our programming reflects a broad tent approach, teaching and engaging people where they are. We welcome you to join us!