New York

New Hyde Park,
New York
Warmth | Community | Affordability | Convenience
A City Community with an Out-Of -Town Feel
Why New Hyde Park?
• Great location on the Queens/Nassau border
• Affordable houses, apartments and co-ops
available on both the Queens and Nassau side
• Several major supermarkets and kosher
butchers within a mile
• 30 minute ride by rail to midtown Manhattan
with access to subways, buses, and express
buses
• Dozens of kosher restaurants including a
pizza and bagel store within a few miles
• Elementary and High School Yeshivas nearby
• Many employment opportunities available
both locally and in the greater New York area
Our Brand New
Mikveh
The New Hyde
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Educational
Weekly Sunday morning Shiur
Rabbi’s Shiur each Shabbat
Women’s Shiur
Daf Yomi
Weekly Navi class
Weekly Gemara class
Young Men’s class with our
Rabbinical Intern
• OU Lecture Series
• Guest Speakers
• Movie Nights
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Shabbos
Kiddush every Shabbos
Eruv
Communal Shabbos meals
Seudah Shlishit every Shabbos
Weekly Youth Groups
Opportunities for engagement in
leading davening and learning
Opportunities for children to be
involved with davening
Bikkur Cholim
Hachnasat Orchim
New and innovative ideas from our
Rabbinical Intern from YU
Several opportunities to share in baby
namings due to the shul’s proximity to
the hospital
Park Experience
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Social
Annual BBQ
Israel Bonds breakfasts
Blood drives
Challah baking with the Rebbetzin
Shul Luncheons for Shavuot and
Simchat Torah
Annual Journal Dinner
Community Shalach Manot
Purim Seudah
A warm welcoming community
Community Highlights
• Close proximity to the North
Shore LIJ Health System
• Yeshiva elementary and high
schools
• Local major retail shopping
• Green Olive dairy restaurant
• Bagel Boss
• LA Fitness
• Samuel Field Y
• Many parks and recreational areas
• Eruv
• Keilim Mikveh
Rabbi Lawrence Teitelman
A native of Albany, Rabbi
Teitelman attended Yeshivat
Bnei Akiva in Toronto, Yeshivat
Har Etzion in Israel, and Yeshiva
University in New York where he
earned his B.A. in Mathematics,
M.A. in Semitic Languages, and
Rabbinic Ordination. Since 2006,
Rabbi Teitelman has served as
the Rabbi of Young Israel of New
Hyde Park, creating programs
and expanding Talmud Torah
opportunities at the synagogue.
Before moving to New Hyde
Park, Rabbi Teitelman served as
Rabbinic Intern at Congregation Ahavath Torah in Englewood
and Rabbi of Young Israel of Jackson Heights. He has lectured and
served as guest rabbi in synagogues around the country. Rabbi
Teitelman is a member of the Rabbinical Council of America,
Vice President of the Vaad Harabonim of Queens, and Volunteer
Chaplain at North Shore LIJ Hospital.
Rabbi Teitelman also holds graduate degrees in Mathematics
and Computer Science from NYU’s Courant Institute and the
City University of New York School of Engineering respectively.
He works, alongside his rabbinic career, in the Information
Technology profession, and also has been teaching Computer
Science at Queens College for two decades.
Rabbi and Mrs. Teitelman have six children Sara Hanna, Yael,
Atara, Yedida, and twins Temima and Binyamin. Together they
open their home to the community while maintaining it’s legacy
as a warm “home away from home” for visitors and families of
patients at the nearby hospitals.
Brooklyn
JFK Airport
Nassau
20 minutes to
South Shore
15 minutes to
Roosevelt Field
Mall
20 minutes to
North Shore
New
Hyde
Park
20 minutes to
La Guardia Airport
20 minutes to
Manhattan
35 minutes to
Midtown Manhattan Queens
Bronx
Come visit us for a
Shabbat!
Young Israel of New Hyde Park
264-15 77th Ave
New Hyde Park, NY 11040
For more information or to find out about
incentives, contact Rena Gombo at 718.343.3855
or email [email protected]
www.yinhp.org
facebook.com/YoungIsraelNHP
Photos courtesy of Dov Israeli and
Stanley Barth
Layout and design by Jenna Grunfeld