The Soul of Nekudah Tovah
Nekudah Tovah is a warm, energetic, and deeply connected minyan in the heart of Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph, led by Rav Leibish Hundert. We’re a community built around meaningful davening, inspiring Torah, genuine friendship, and serving Hashem b’simcha. Whether you’re looking for a place to daven, learn, connect, grow, or simply feel at home, Nekudah Tovah is a place where people know each other, show up for one another, and enjoy being part of something special.
Reb Leibish Hundert
The Secret of Nekudah Tovah
Voices from our Community
Each week, Nekudah Tovah breathes new inspiration into my week , offering a profound sense of connection and pure dveykus. The Rav is a remarkable guiding light, the chevra radiates a rare and authentic warmth, and the tfillos are simply beautiful.
Avi Lipman
Nekudah Tovah is where I come to take a real breath.
At the end of a busy week, walking into shul on Friday night feels like coming home. There’s no rushing, no pretense, just genuine Tefillah from the heart, deep Torah with Reb Leibish, and a chevra that accepts you exactly as you are. It’s more than a minyan; it’s an oasis for the soul in RBS.
Moishe Deutsch
I always dreamed of davening in a place where I could come to shul and feel that the davening was infused with both depth and simcha. A place where the davening is serious and real, but also alive—where people sing, connect, and are able to be themselves. Nekudah Tovah has become that place for me and my family. It’s more than just a shul; it’s a community where I genuinely feel at home.
Shaya Sussman
For over 20 years my family and I bounced around from shul to shul never finding what we (really I) was looking for. Then along came Nekudah Tovah and we finally found not only our shul, but also our extended family. The Rav, the davening, the singing, the dancing, the kidushim, and the list goes on and on. But really if you want know you need to come and experience for yourself.
Etan Ogorek
Nekudah Tovah to me is the feeling of being carried and respected as a Bas-Melech by a minyan of
Brave, courageous, wise, and creative Yidden.
G.K.
Nekuda Tova to me is the feeling of being carried and respected as a Bas- Melech by a minyan of
Brave, courageous, wise, and creative yidden.
E.S.
For over 20 years my family and I bounced around from shul to shul never finding what we (really I) was looking for. Then along came Nekuda Tova and we finally found not only our shul, but also our extended family. The Rav, the davening, the singing, the dancing, the kidushim, and the list goes on and on. But really if you want know you need to come and experience for yourself.
G.K.
Nekudah Tovah has been a truly welcoming place for me and my family. What stands out most is the way tefillah is approached—not as something to simply get through or check off, but as an opportunity to connect, enjoy, and is actually fun.
There’s a wonderful balance in the shul between structure and flexibility. Reb Leibish’s Torah is deep and inspiring, and the overall atmosphere creates a place where people can feel both grounded and connected.
Nekudah Tova has been a truly welcoming place for me and my family. What stands out most is the way tefillah is approached—not as something to simply get through or check off, but as an opportunity to connect, enjoy, and is actually fun.
There’s a wonderful balance in the shul between structure and flexibility. Reb Leibish’s Torah is deep and inspiring, and the overall atmosphere creates a place where people can feel both grounded and connected.
E.S.
Etan Ogorek