All Shabbat Services offered in person in the Sanctuary at 3330 Grove Ave. & on Zoom/YouTube.
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Friday Evening Service
5:30 pm Zoom Pre-neg: come early and schmooze!
6 pm Service begins
Saturday Morning Shabbat Service
9:30 am Zoom Pre-neg: come early and schmooze!
10 am Service begins
Sunday Morning Minyan
9am on Zoom only (for the summer)
Weekday Minyan
5:45pm Monday through Thursday (Zoom only)
Tot Shabbat
First Saturday of each month (generally), geared towards families with children 0-5 years of age. Click here for schedule
Normally we wouldn’t encourage the use of digital technology on shabbat and festivals. But Jewish law has two important concepts relevant to our current circumstances: Pikuah nefesh doheh et ha-Shabbat, saving life takes precedence over Shabbat and holidays, and sha’at ha-dahak, a time of crisis, allowing normal rules to be suspended or altered as circumstances require. As such, we may temporarily do some things that would normally be forbidden so we can celebrate shabbat and holidays with friends and family.
Follow along in the Prayer Book
Siddur Lev Shalem
Kabbalat Shabbat and Maariv
Shabbat Morning
Shabbat Afternoon Minyan
Weekday Afternoon Minyan
Sunday Morning Minyan
Psalms
Siddur Sim Shalom
Shabbat and Festivals
Weekday Evenings
Shabbat in the Park
Service Packet
Passover Services
Yom Tov Morning
Counting the Omer
Yizkor
Aliyah: Torah Blessing
Tisha B'av
Siddur Tisha B'av
Added Prayers
Prayer for Country and Israel
Blessing for Wearing a Face Mask
Barukh atah Adonai, Eloheinu, melekh ha-olam, asher keed’shanu b’meetzvotav, v’tzeevanu al sh’meerat ha-nefesh.
You are bountiful, Infinite our God, majesty of space and time, who has sanctified us with divine commandments and has commanded us about protecting life.
Prayers for the COVID vaccine from the Rabbinical Assembly: click here
