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Upcoming Events

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Upcoming 
(updated May 4, 2023)

Fri,  May 25 (erev) - Sat, May 27               Shavuot "Feast of Weeks"  commemorates the revelation of the Torah on Mt. Sinai to the Jewish people more than 3,300 years ago. 

May 27,  Shir Chadash will celebrate Shavuot by reading the Ten Commandments and will talk about Ruth and Boaz. Not only has the Book of Ruth  become a central to this holiday because of its connection to the spring harvest, but the story has also emphasizes the Torah values of giving, kindness and selflessness.
 


Shabbat Services 
(updated May 4, 2022)

Friday evening services are on hold until further notice. 

We continue to hold in-person Shabbat morning services starting at 10 am. 

For our members’ safety, we will continue to follow Covid protocols by distancing our chairs; however masks will be strongly encouraged rather than mandatory. This will allow us to resume onegs following Shabbat services.

If you have someone new for the Mishaberach list or someone to remove from it, and/or the Yahrzeit list, please let us know. If you would like an Aliyah by proxy, also let Linda know, and we will accommodate if the Torah is read.

Contact Suzanne Basker or Linda Epstein if you are able and willing to read from the Torah.


ReJewvenation
Watch for updates.
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Malvina Rapko and Hanna Jodrey hope to re-launch ReJewvenation, an engaging and welcoming Kabbalat Shabbat musical services usually one Friday monthly. Regardless of affiliation, all Jewish people and their families are enthusiastically welcomed and encouraged to join us as we greet Shabbat together, with traditional blessings and songs. For further information, contact one of the organizers: hanna.jodrey@gmail.com or malvinarapko@gmail.com  





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