Agudath Israel of Baltimore Inc.
Agudath Israel of Baltimore Inc.
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About this organization
About
Agudath Israel of Baltimore serves the entire Baltimore community with twenty or so minyanim per weekday, a kaylim mikveh, shaimos disposal, a world-renowned Rov, Rabbi Moshe Heinemann, shlita, and assistant Rov, Rabbi Mordechai Frankel, shlita. We also have hosted Rabbi Frand's Thursday night shiur, broadcast world-wide, for over two decades. Our kaylim mikveh is outside the shul, on the left rear side. It is available 24 hours a day, every day. A poster on the wall of the shul summarizes the relevant Halachas. Our lending library is in a separate building behind the shul. It is open during the summer Monday and Wednesday nights from 7:00pm to 9:30pm. Other than the summer, it is open Sunday 2:00pm to 5:00 and Wednesday 7:00pm to 9:00pm. Please note that we use two spellings: "Agudath" and "Agudah".