Tze'irei Kehal Chassidim, Shaarei Chessed

About Beit Knesset Kehal Chassidim Kehal Chassidim was established in 1927 in the historic and picturesque suburb of Shaarei Chessed in Jerusalem.The shul serves as a focal point for traditional Chassidic Tefilla (nussach Sefard) for local residents and hundreds of overseas residents each year, particularly around the time of the religious Holidays. The regular visitors come from all over the globe to participate in the "heimishe" davening. There are many minyanim each day, including a very popular young Tze’irim (צעירים) minyan. Kehal Chassidim contains a Kollel and many regular daily Shiurim, including three (3) daily shiurim in Daf Yomi, both in English and Hebrew. The are two halls attached for religious events, simchas, kiddushim and lectures. One of the halls is available at a nominal cost for needy people. The shul also operates a modern, spacious men's Mikveh as well as a Mikveh for keilim (מקוות כלים).