CAMP BDJ - ON THE MOVE

Dear Chevre,

As you already know we have begun Asbestos and Lead abatement on Monday, Feb. 23rd. The complete BDJ facility is shut down and sealed with no entry whats so ever.

Many of you have been calling me concerned on the whereabouts of the BDJ office, davening locations and classes.

At the moment the BDJ office is located at my house, 1535 S. Crest Dr. Please feel free to come and visit us during business hours.

The address for anyone to mail something(checks) to the shul will remain the same 8906 W. Pico Blvd. LA CA 90035, all mail is being forwarded to the current location with no delays.

The phone # has remained the same as well, 310.276.9269, during business hours the phone will be answered, messages for the Rabbi or anyone else in the office can only be taken manually.

After hours, our voice mail will be activated where you will be able to leave messages as follows:

Main box 300
Amram 301
Rabbi Kanefsky 303
Vicky 307

Our fax # has changed, please be aware that you may only be able to fax during office hours at any other time the fax will not be receiving. New Fax # 310.276.9269.

Email addresses have remained the same as well, with the exception of bdj@bnaidavid.com due to some technical difficulty that email address will not be operational for a few days;
ravyosef@bnaidavid.com or amram@bnaidavid.com

DAILY SERVICES
Morning and afternoon are being held upstairs at Bais Bezalel, 8850 Pico Blvd.

At this same location we will also hold Shabbat afternoon Mincha followed by Seuda Shlisheet & Ma'ariv.

The Monday night Talmud class and Thursday morning Tanach class will also be at this same location, same usual times.

The 9:30 late Ma'ariv will be held at the same location as well.
Friday night Service will be held at Workman's Circle, 1525 S. Robertson Blvd.

For Shabbat morning we will be at Canfield School, 9233 Airdrome St., you enter through the gates located just east of the main entrance.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call me.

Thank you for your understanding during these hard times for BDJ.

Amram