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Does anyone know of an early schachris minyan in Miami Beach? I have to catch a 9:20 AM flight from MIA and want to daven before going to the airport. Thanks.
I believe there is a 7 AM shacharis in the carriage club north
This is a great thread.
It made my day.
Who’da thunk it?
In Miami Beach, home of the hibiscus, the palm tree and the long sandy beach, there are people who won’t leave to catch a morning flight without first finding a minyan!
(Please CR cynics, don’t wipe the smile off my face by raising the finer points of reciting Kaddish & etc)
golfer,
Not sure if it was your intention, but your comment sounds pretty cynical to me.
The go daven website helps me out tremendously when i need to find a minyan especially while traveling
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R Zweig’s Yeshiva has a netz minyan
Nates is a very popular minyan.
The Mimosa – 4747 Collins Ave – has a popular minyan that attracts people from nearby buildings, but I don’t know the hours of their Shacharis.
Meno,
Not sure if it was your intention, but your comment sounds pretty cynical to me.
Didn’t sound cynical to me at all.
Avram,
He basically said he’s surprised that there are people in Miami Beach who would get up for an early minyan.
If I were to say, “I’m surprised there are people in MD who actually get up early to daven with a minyan”, you wouldn’t find that cynical?
Meno,
He basically said he’s surprised that there are people in Miami Beach who would get up for an early minyan.
If I were to say, “I’m surprised there are people in MD who actually get up early to daven with a minyan”, you wouldn’t find that cynical?
Ah, ok, I understand how you interpreted golfer’s comment.
I didn’t see what golfer wrote as a knock on the Miami Beach frum community at all, but rather a comment on the conduct of frum Jews even when they are on vacation. To expand on golfer’s statement as I understood it:
This is a great thread.
It made my day.
Who’da thunk it?
[Even when on vacation in] Miami Beach, home of the hibiscus, the palm tree and the long sandy beach, [where people spend lots of money to go just to relax,] there are people who won’t leave to catch a morning flight [even after a late night hassle to pack up] without first finding [an early morning] minyan!
Avram,
I hear it now
ITS VADDA ASSUR TO DAVEN AT MIAMI BEACH!!
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