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Congregation Schara Tzedeck
3476 Oak St. 
Vancouver, BC V6H 2L8
Canada

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TELEPHONE
604-290-0510

WEB SITE
www.scharatzedeck.com/10_09_mikvah.html

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NEIGHBORHOOD

 

The Vancouver Mikvah at Schara Tzedeck has undergone a rebirth of its own. Thanks to the efforts and contributions of our generous supporters, the Mikvah has emerged from its own rejuvenation as a beautiful, luxurious spa for the mind, body and soul, ready to welcome all members of the Jewish Community of Greater Vancouver.

Mikvah Information

Cost
No charge for members

Non-members
Men
$18 per visit or $50 per month
Women
$18 per visit or $180 per year

For immersion of dishes please make an appointment by calling the office.


 
Available for Men? Yes
Special Information for Men Monday - Thursday 7:30am - 9:30am Friday 12pm - 3pm
Affiliation Congregation Schara Tzedeck
Hashgacha / Kosher Supervision

Rabbi A. Feigelstock
Hours Please call 604-290-0510 for appointment.
Reservations Required
Parking Street

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Important: As rabbinical supervision and other conditions are subject to change, all prospective users of this Mikvah should verify that the supervision status is current and meets their individual standards. It is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to verify the Kashrus and Kosher Supervision of this Mikvah. One should ALWAYS check out a Mikvah to make sure it is Kosher with a reliable Rav/Rabbi to take responsibility on the Hechsher.