About Beis Medrash Nadvorna

בית המדרש דחסידי נאדבורנא · בלומינגבורג

A shul in Bloomingburg, NY, right off Route 17 at Exit 116 — for our kehillah and for everyone passing through.

MinyanimShiurimFree mikvahFood for everyone
Who we are

A home for Torah, tefillah and chesed

Congregation Beis Medrash Nadvorna is a shul in Bloomingburg, New York, in Sullivan County, just off Route 17 at Exit 116.

The shul was opened by the Nadvorna Rebbe, the first Jew to live in Bloomingburg, as Jewish families began moving to the town. From the first day it was meant to be more than a place to daven: there is always food for anyone who is hungry, and the mikvah is free and open to everyone. Read the Rebbe's story

Today it is the home of the Nadvorna kehillah in Bloomingburg, and a place to stop for anyone travelling on Route 17 — to daven, to learn, and to have something to eat.

Today's minyanim Directions

What you will find here

MinyanimShacharis, Mincha and Maariv — and a pop-up minyan when you are a few short
ShiurimIn the Beis Medrash, with recordings to listen to
Free mikvahOpen 24 hours a day, with towels and showers
Food & hospitalityHot food, cold food, a full fridge and a free coffee machine
Siddur onlineSiddur Sefard in the Vilna font
Ask the DayanSend a private shaila
EventsThe calendar, with zmanim for any date
The RebbeThe story of the Rebbe and the Beis Medrash

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Questions people ask

Where is the shul?
In Bloomingburg, NY 12721, right off Route 17 at Exit 116. Get directions
Is there a minyan near Route 17, Exit 116?
Yes. Beis Medrash Nadvorna has Shacharis, Mincha and Maariv. See today's minyan times. It is a small shul, so if you are a few short you can start a pop-up minyan on that page and others nearby can join.
Is the mikvah open at night?
Yes. The mikvah is open 24 hours a day. It is free, and there are towels and showers.
Is there food for someone passing through?
Yes. There is hot food, cold food, a full fridge and a free coffee machine, for everyone who stops in. See food & hospitality.
Can I daven from my phone?
Yes. The Siddur Sefard online is in the Vilna font with nikud, and it shows what is said today.
Can I listen to the shiurim online?
Yes. The recordings are on the Shiurim page, arranged in folders.
How do I ask a shaila?
Send it privately through Ask the Dayan. The answer comes back to your account.
How can I help the Beis Medrash?
You can donate, or sponsor a day, a week or a month in someone's zechus.