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Crowd outside Dor Tikvah

NEW. VIBRANT. GROWING.

A warm welcoming Modern Orthodox congregation located in the West Ashley area of Charleston, South Carolina.

We welcome all Jews regardless of their background.

Weekday Minyanim

Feb 1–6

SHACHARIT

Sunday (with Bagel Breakfast) - 8:30am
Monday to Friday - 7:00am

MINCHA & MAARIV

Sunday to Thursday - 5:35pm
Friday (Erev Shabbat) - 5:35pm

Repeat Shema after 6:36pm

People daavening (praying)

Shabbat Yitro

Feb 6–7

FRIDAY EVENING

Earliest Candle Lighting - 4:51pm
Mincha / Kabbalat Shabbat / Maariv - 5:35pm
Latest Candle Lighting - 5:39pm

 

SHABBAT DAY

Shacharit - 9:00am
Mincha / Seuda Shelishit - 5:10pm
Maariv / Havdalah (Shabbat Ends) - 6:36pm

Highlighted Events

  • NOT YOUR BUBBIE'S SHAKSHUKA 2026
    NOT YOUR BUBBIE'S SHAKSHUKA 2026
    NOT YOUR BUBBIE'S SHAKSHUKA 2026
    Sat, Feb 21
    Dor Tikvah, 1645 Raoul Wallenberg Blvd
  • KIDNEY DONATION AWARENESS & SWAB DRIVE
    KIDNEY DONATION AWARENESS & SWAB DRIVE
    KIDNEY DONATION AWARENESS & SWAB DRIVE
    Wed, Feb 25
    Jewish Studies Center - College of Charl

About Us

Our History

Congregation Dor Tikvah (meaning Generation of Hope) was established in 2006 as a Shabbat and Yom Tov minyan, and was officially incorporated in June 2012. Our congregation is comprised of enthusiastic members in various stages of their religious journey. Although we cater to both young and old, we have a special love for youth, who are the future of our congregation and community.

Men and boys in kippah holding candle over table.

Our Mission

The mission of Congregation Dor Tikvah is to maintain and conduct an Orthodox congregation that strongly supports Israel, for worship and religious observance according to the tenets and precepts of the written and oral laws of Orthodox Judaism. 

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