Torah for Tough Times – Nourishing our Souls

Torah Study with Rabbi Sharon Stiefel, MSW

Monthly at 12:00pm (Zoom)

Join us for a monthly Torah study group that provides support for individuals facing challenging ongoing hardship, grief and illness (your own or someone you are caregiving for.) By coming together to look at the weekly Torah portion, we will nurture seeds of hope and resilience from our tradition as well as create space for support from our community.

Our monthly meetings are scheduled at the end of each class based on students’ availability the following month; please contact Rabbi Stiefel at rabbistiefel@shirtikvahmn.org to find out the date and time of our next meeting and for a copy of the Torah portion we will study.

Join us on Zoom!

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

As we continue to embrace our value of radical hospitality and strive to create a welcoming environment for all members of our community, we are offering childcare on the first shabbat each month during Kabbalat Shabbat. By providing a welcoming space for children, we aim to enable parents and guardians to fully engage in prayer and community. Together, let us strengthen our bonds and enrich our Shabbat experience for generations to come. Please complete this form once per child.

AT THE HEART OF OUR COMMUNITY IS SONG, OUR SHIR TIKVAH, OUR SONG OF HOPE.

We raise our voices in song and gratitude, helping each other come to a place of rest and release each Shabbat. On Shabbat, all of creation rests. All who come to uplift the dignity and sanctity of all of creation are welcome in the Shir Tikvah sanctuary - comers of all faiths, identity, gender, race, ability, and familial structure.

KABBALAT SHABBAT

On Friday night, we gather in our multi-modal sanctuary to greet Shabbat with song, poetry, learning and connecting with one another. Led by our rabbi team and by an inspiring constellation of community leaders, our Kabbalat Shabbat (welcoming Shabbat) services are musical, accessible (closed captions and a full transcript of the service are available), warm and connective.

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Perhaps the most sacrosanct six words within Judaism are: “Shema Yisrael YHVH Elohaynu YHVH Echad." We often recite the Shema in a rote fashion, without necessarily understanding each word, or the text as a whole.  The focus of these four classes will be to delve inside the Hebrew letters and roots of each of the six words to unpack their spiritual meanings. Through discussion, contemplation, and recitation of the Shema, participants will learn the wisdom of this text from the inside out as a spiritual practice.

Please register here for this free 4-week workshop.

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Rooted in the 1,000-year-old Jewish tradition of Mussar (applied Jewish ethics) and Chassidut (applied Jewish mysticism), this curriculum invites small groups of people to engage deeply in a learning community over ten sessions. With the support of spiritual practice, participants cultivate the courage to confront authoritarianism, the patience to maintain broad coalitions despite political tensions, and the emotional capacity to process fear and heartbreak in healthy, sustaining ways.
This program is offered in partnership with Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah, and is part of an
effort to research best practices for sustaining self-led Jewish education groups. Your Involvement helps support this effort, strengthening Jewish communal learning spaces, and equipping participants with tools for nurturing democracy now and for the long haul.
The group will meet on the following days in 2026: Mondays 4/13-20-27, 5/4-11-18, 6/1-8-15 -22 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm CT.

Register here.

About Chachamim: We are a group of more senior Shir Tikvah members who enjoy good food and visiting with others of various professional backgrounds and avocations. Many of us are semi- or fully retired. About 2/3 are regulars and the rest come occasionally or are “one and done.” 

We meet for dinner on the first Monday of the month (with the exception of holiday Mondays, when we instead meet Tuesdays). The restaurants change each month and your dinner partners usually vary with your arrival time. An email invitation, with the location, is sent to everyone who has expressed interest in participating. For more information on the dinners or to join the email list, contact Marsha Eisenberg.

Old-New Land: Key Events Shaping Zionism with Rabbi Dan Judson, PhD (partnership with Hebrew College)

Tuition: $180 with scholarships available. To inquire about scholarships, please email adultlearning@hebrewcollege.edu 

Date & Time: 5 Mondays, 7-8:30 p.m. CT 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 6/1, 6/8

Register here

Location: Zoom (link will be sent upon registration)

This five-session course offers a historical deep dive into the evolution of Zionism and the foundational events of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. We will examine the 19th-century intellectual shifts, colonial legacies, and competing national aspirations that form the background for the seemingly intractable conflict today. Eschewing a simplistic, black-and-white version of history, this course will emphasize nuance and an appreciation for the historical complexities of the conflict. The course will be rooted in Jewish history while sensitive to Palestinian narratives and the moral challenges of today.

Rather than formal lectures, we will look at poetry, speeches, newspaper accounts and essays to illuminate the historical story. Each session will focus on a particular era as we move from the late 19th century through the 1967 war.

*Class offered through Hebrew College, co-sponsored in Minnesota through Shir Tikvah, Mount Zion, and Beth Jacob Congregation.

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Join us on Zoom!

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Please join on Zoom. Reach out to Rabbi Stiefel (rabbistiefel@shirtikvahmn.org) with any questions.

AT THE HEART OF OUR COMMUNITY IS SONG, OUR SHIR TIKVAH, OUR SONG OF HOPE.

We raise our voices in song and gratitude, helping each other come to a place of rest and release each Shabbat. On Shabbat, all of creation rests. All who come to uplift the dignity and sanctity of all of creation are welcome in the Shir Tikvah sanctuary - comers of all faiths, identity, gender, race, ability, and familial structure.

KABBALAT SHABBAT

On Friday night, we gather in our multi-modal sanctuary to greet Shabbat with song, poetry, learning and connecting with one another. Led by our rabbi team and by an inspiring constellation of community leaders, our Kabbalat Shabbat (welcoming Shabbat) services are musical, accessible (closed captions and a full transcript of the service are available), warm and connective.

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

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Perhaps the most sacrosanct six words within Judaism are: “Shema Yisrael YHVH Elohaynu YHVH Echad." We often recite the Shema in a rote fashion, without necessarily understanding each word, or the text as a whole.  The focus of these four classes will be to delve inside the Hebrew letters and roots of each of the six words to unpack their spiritual meanings. Through discussion, contemplation, and recitation of the Shema, participants will learn the wisdom of this text from the inside out as a spiritual practice.

Please register here for this free 4-week workshop.

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Rooted in the 1,000-year-old Jewish tradition of Mussar (applied Jewish ethics) and Chassidut (applied Jewish mysticism), this curriculum invites small groups of people to engage deeply in a learning community over ten sessions. With the support of spiritual practice, participants cultivate the courage to confront authoritarianism, the patience to maintain broad coalitions despite political tensions, and the emotional capacity to process fear and heartbreak in healthy, sustaining ways.
This program is offered in partnership with Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah, and is part of an
effort to research best practices for sustaining self-led Jewish education groups. Your Involvement helps support this effort, strengthening Jewish communal learning spaces, and equipping participants with tools for nurturing democracy now and for the long haul.
The group will meet on the following days in 2026: Mondays 4/13-20-27, 5/4-11-18, 6/1-8-15 -22 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm CT.

Register here.

Old-New Land: Key Events Shaping Zionism with Rabbi Dan Judson, PhD (partnership with Hebrew College)

Tuition: $180 with scholarships available. To inquire about scholarships, please email adultlearning@hebrewcollege.edu 

Date & Time: 5 Mondays, 7-8:30 p.m. CT 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 6/1, 6/8

Register here

Location: Zoom (link will be sent upon registration)

This five-session course offers a historical deep dive into the evolution of Zionism and the foundational events of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. We will examine the 19th-century intellectual shifts, colonial legacies, and competing national aspirations that form the background for the seemingly intractable conflict today. Eschewing a simplistic, black-and-white version of history, this course will emphasize nuance and an appreciation for the historical complexities of the conflict. The course will be rooted in Jewish history while sensitive to Palestinian narratives and the moral challenges of today.

Rather than formal lectures, we will look at poetry, speeches, newspaper accounts and essays to illuminate the historical story. Each session will focus on a particular era as we move from the late 19th century through the 1967 war.

*Class offered through Hebrew College, co-sponsored in Minnesota through Shir Tikvah, Mount Zion, and Beth Jacob Congregation.

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Join us on Zoom!

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

AT THE HEART OF OUR COMMUNITY IS SONG, OUR SHIR TIKVAH, OUR SONG OF HOPE.

We raise our voices in song and gratitude, helping each other come to a place of rest and release each Shabbat. On Shabbat, all of creation rests. All who come to uplift the dignity and sanctity of all of creation are welcome in the Shir Tikvah sanctuary - comers of all faiths, identity, gender, race, ability, and familial structure.

KABBALAT SHABBAT

On Friday night, we gather in our multi-modal sanctuary to greet Shabbat with song, poetry, learning and connecting with one another. Led by our rabbi team and by an inspiring constellation of community leaders, our Kabbalat Shabbat (welcoming Shabbat) services are musical, accessible (closed captions and a full transcript of the service are available), warm and connective.

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom!

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Please join us on Zoom!

Perhaps the most sacrosanct six words within Judaism are: “Shema Yisrael YHVH Elohaynu YHVH Echad." We often recite the Shema in a rote fashion, without necessarily understanding each word, or the text as a whole.  The focus of these four classes will be to delve inside the Hebrew letters and roots of each of the six words to unpack their spiritual meanings. Through discussion, contemplation, and recitation of the Shema, participants will learn the wisdom of this text from the inside out as a spiritual practice.

Please register here for this free 4-week workshop.

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Rooted in the 1,000-year-old Jewish tradition of Mussar (applied Jewish ethics) and Chassidut (applied Jewish mysticism), this curriculum invites small groups of people to engage deeply in a learning community over ten sessions. With the support of spiritual practice, participants cultivate the courage to confront authoritarianism, the patience to maintain broad coalitions despite political tensions, and the emotional capacity to process fear and heartbreak in healthy, sustaining ways.
This program is offered in partnership with Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah, and is part of an
effort to research best practices for sustaining self-led Jewish education groups. Your Involvement helps support this effort, strengthening Jewish communal learning spaces, and equipping participants with tools for nurturing democracy now and for the long haul.
The group will meet on the following days in 2026: Mondays 4/13-20-27, 5/4-11-18, 6/1-8-15 -22 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm CT.

Register here.

Old-New Land: Key Events Shaping Zionism with Rabbi Dan Judson, PhD (partnership with Hebrew College)

Tuition: $180 with scholarships available. To inquire about scholarships, please email adultlearning@hebrewcollege.edu 

Date & Time: 5 Mondays, 7-8:30 p.m. CT 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 6/1, 6/8

Register here

Location: Zoom (link will be sent upon registration)

This five-session course offers a historical deep dive into the evolution of Zionism and the foundational events of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. We will examine the 19th-century intellectual shifts, colonial legacies, and competing national aspirations that form the background for the seemingly intractable conflict today. Eschewing a simplistic, black-and-white version of history, this course will emphasize nuance and an appreciation for the historical complexities of the conflict. The course will be rooted in Jewish history while sensitive to Palestinian narratives and the moral challenges of today.

Rather than formal lectures, we will look at poetry, speeches, newspaper accounts and essays to illuminate the historical story. Each session will focus on a particular era as we move from the late 19th century through the 1967 war.

*Class offered through Hebrew College, co-sponsored in Minnesota through Shir Tikvah, Mount Zion, and Beth Jacob Congregation.

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Torah for Tough Times – Nourishing our Souls

Torah Study with Rabbi Sharon Stiefel, MSW

Monthly at 12:00pm (Zoom)

Join us for a monthly Torah study group that provides support for individuals facing challenging ongoing hardship, grief and illness (your own or someone you are caregiving for.) By coming together to look at the weekly Torah portion, we will nurture seeds of hope and resilience from our tradition as well as create space for support from our community.

Our monthly meetings are scheduled at the end of each class based on students’ availability the following month; please contact Rabbi Stiefel at rabbistiefel@shirtikvahmn.org to find out the date and time of our next meeting and for a copy of the Torah portion we will study.

Join us on Zoom!

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Friday night services will still happen as usual, but office staff will be unavailable.

AT THE HEART OF OUR COMMUNITY IS SONG, OUR SHIR TIKVAH, OUR SONG OF HOPE.

We raise our voices in song and gratitude, helping each other come to a place of rest and release each Shabbat. On Shabbat, all of creation rests. All who come to uplift the dignity and sanctity of all of creation are welcome in the Shir Tikvah sanctuary - comers of all faiths, identity, gender, race, ability, and familial structure.

KABBALAT SHABBAT

On Friday night, we gather in our multi-modal sanctuary to greet Shabbat with song, poetry, learning and connecting with one another. Led by our rabbi team and by an inspiring constellation of community leaders, our Kabbalat Shabbat (welcoming Shabbat) services are musical, accessible (closed captions and a full transcript of the service are available), warm and connective.

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Join us on Zoom or in person!

AT THE HEART OF OUR COMMUNITY IS SONG, OUR SHIR TIKVAH, OUR SONG OF HOPE.

We raise our voices in song and gratitude, helping each other come to a place of rest and release each Shabbat. On Shabbat, all of creation rests. All who come to uplift the dignity and sanctity of all of creation are welcome in the Shir Tikvah sanctuary - comers of all faiths, identity, gender, race, ability, and familial structure.

KABBALAT SHABBAT

On Friday night, we gather in our multi-modal sanctuary to greet Shabbat with song, poetry, learning and connecting with one another. Led by our rabbi team and by an inspiring constellation of community leaders, our Kabbalat Shabbat (welcoming Shabbat) services are musical, accessible (closed captions and a full transcript of the service are available), warm and connective.

Learn more and purchase your tickets here!

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Rooted in the 1,000-year-old Jewish tradition of Mussar (applied Jewish ethics) and Chassidut (applied Jewish mysticism), this curriculum invites small groups of people to engage deeply in a learning community over ten sessions. With the support of spiritual practice, participants cultivate the courage to confront authoritarianism, the patience to maintain broad coalitions despite political tensions, and the emotional capacity to process fear and heartbreak in healthy, sustaining ways.
This program is offered in partnership with Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah, and is part of an
effort to research best practices for sustaining self-led Jewish education groups. Your Involvement helps support this effort, strengthening Jewish communal learning spaces, and equipping participants with tools for nurturing democracy now and for the long haul.
The group will meet on the following days in 2026: Mondays 4/13-20-27, 5/4-11-18, 6/1-8-15 -22 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm CT.

Register here.

Old-New Land: Key Events Shaping Zionism with Rabbi Dan Judson, PhD (partnership with Hebrew College)

Tuition: $180 with scholarships available. To inquire about scholarships, please email adultlearning@hebrewcollege.edu 

Date & Time: 5 Mondays, 7-8:30 p.m. CT 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 6/1, 6/8

Register here

Location: Zoom (link will be sent upon registration)

This five-session course offers a historical deep dive into the evolution of Zionism and the foundational events of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. We will examine the 19th-century intellectual shifts, colonial legacies, and competing national aspirations that form the background for the seemingly intractable conflict today. Eschewing a simplistic, black-and-white version of history, this course will emphasize nuance and an appreciation for the historical complexities of the conflict. The course will be rooted in Jewish history while sensitive to Palestinian narratives and the moral challenges of today.

Rather than formal lectures, we will look at poetry, speeches, newspaper accounts and essays to illuminate the historical story. Each session will focus on a particular era as we move from the late 19th century through the 1967 war.

*Class offered through Hebrew College, co-sponsored in Minnesota through Shir Tikvah, Mount Zion, and Beth Jacob Congregation.

Join us on Zoom or in person as Kiran Pradhan becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

AT THE HEART OF OUR COMMUNITY IS SONG, OUR SHIR TIKVAH, OUR SONG OF HOPE.

We raise our voices in song and gratitude, helping each other come to a place of rest and release each Shabbat. On Shabbat, all of creation rests. All who come to uplift the dignity and sanctity of all of creation are welcome in the Shir Tikvah sanctuary - comers of all faiths, identity, gender, race, ability, and familial structure.

KABBALAT SHABBAT

On Friday night, we gather in our multi-modal sanctuary to greet Shabbat with song, poetry, learning and connecting with one another. Led by our rabbi team and by an inspiring constellation of community leaders, our Kabbalat Shabbat (welcoming Shabbat) services are musical, accessible (closed captions and a full transcript of the service are available), warm and connective.

Questions? Email Maryn!

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Rooted in the 1,000-year-old Jewish tradition of Mussar (applied Jewish ethics) and Chassidut (applied Jewish mysticism), this curriculum invites small groups of people to engage deeply in a learning community over ten sessions. With the support of spiritual practice, participants cultivate the courage to confront authoritarianism, the patience to maintain broad coalitions despite political tensions, and the emotional capacity to process fear and heartbreak in healthy, sustaining ways.
This program is offered in partnership with Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah, and is part of an
effort to research best practices for sustaining self-led Jewish education groups. Your Involvement helps support this effort, strengthening Jewish communal learning spaces, and equipping participants with tools for nurturing democracy now and for the long haul.
The group will meet on the following days in 2026: Mondays 4/13-20-27, 5/4-11-18, 6/1-8-15 -22 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm CT.

Register here.

Old-New Land: Key Events Shaping Zionism with Rabbi Dan Judson, PhD (partnership with Hebrew College)

Tuition: $180 with scholarships available. To inquire about scholarships, please email adultlearning@hebrewcollege.edu 

Date & Time: 5 Mondays, 7-8:30 p.m. CT 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 6/1, 6/8

Register here

Location: Zoom (link will be sent upon registration)

This five-session course offers a historical deep dive into the evolution of Zionism and the foundational events of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. We will examine the 19th-century intellectual shifts, colonial legacies, and competing national aspirations that form the background for the seemingly intractable conflict today. Eschewing a simplistic, black-and-white version of history, this course will emphasize nuance and an appreciation for the historical complexities of the conflict. The course will be rooted in Jewish history while sensitive to Palestinian narratives and the moral challenges of today.

Rather than formal lectures, we will look at poetry, speeches, newspaper accounts and essays to illuminate the historical story. Each session will focus on a particular era as we move from the late 19th century through the 1967 war.

*Class offered through Hebrew College, co-sponsored in Minnesota through Shir Tikvah, Mount Zion, and Beth Jacob Congregation.

Join us on Zoom or in person as Eli Disner becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Please join us on Zoom!

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Rooted in the 1,000-year-old Jewish tradition of Mussar (applied Jewish ethics) and Chassidut (applied Jewish mysticism), this curriculum invites small groups of people to engage deeply in a learning community over ten sessions. With the support of spiritual practice, participants cultivate the courage to confront authoritarianism, the patience to maintain broad coalitions despite political tensions, and the emotional capacity to process fear and heartbreak in healthy, sustaining ways.
This program is offered in partnership with Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah, and is part of an
effort to research best practices for sustaining self-led Jewish education groups. Your Involvement helps support this effort, strengthening Jewish communal learning spaces, and equipping participants with tools for nurturing democracy now and for the long haul.
The group will meet on the following days in 2026: Mondays 4/13-20-27, 5/4-11-18, 6/1-8-15 -22 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm CT.

Register here.

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Please join us on Zoom!

While Shabbat Services will continue as usual, Shir Tikvah’s office staff will be off in observance of Juneteenth.

Violins of Hope is a project of concerts performed on instruments belonging to Jews before and during World War II.  Shir Tikvah violinists will honor the legacy of these Jewish musicians with a recital of compositions, ranging from classical to klezmer.  Join us to enjoy good music and witness the evolving stories of these instruments. 

Please register for this program here.

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Rooted in the 1,000-year-old Jewish tradition of Mussar (applied Jewish ethics) and Chassidut (applied Jewish mysticism), this curriculum invites small groups of people to engage deeply in a learning community over ten sessions. With the support of spiritual practice, participants cultivate the courage to confront authoritarianism, the patience to maintain broad coalitions despite political tensions, and the emotional capacity to process fear and heartbreak in healthy, sustaining ways.
This program is offered in partnership with Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah, and is part of an
effort to research best practices for sustaining self-led Jewish education groups. Your Involvement helps support this effort, strengthening Jewish communal learning spaces, and equipping participants with tools for nurturing democracy now and for the long haul.
The group will meet on the following days in 2026: Mondays 4/13-20-27, 5/4-11-18, 6/1-8-15 -22 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm CT.

Register here.

Join us on Zoom or in person as Ari Divine becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Please visit the Spring Adult Education Course Catalogue for more information, and register here

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Please join us on Zoom!

Join us on Zoom or in person as Lior Tonubbee becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Join us on Zoom or in person as Ethan Miller becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Please join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Join us on Zoom or in person as Myles Hill-Bennis becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom!  We invited Kol Tzedek Synagogue members to join us as well.

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

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Questions? Email Maryn!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

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Join us on Zoom or in person as Sam Huckfeldt becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom!  We invited Kol Tzedek Synagogue members to join us as well.

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom!  We invited Kol Tzedek Synagogue members to join us as well.

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom! 

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom!  We invited Kol Tzedek Synagogue members to join us as well.

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

Join us on Zoom!

Hallel marks Rosh Chodesh, the new month, and during the long holidays of Pesach, Hannuka, & Sukkot, by singing/chanting songs of praise from psalms. Hallel is a short, sweet, joyful honoring of Jewish time/space/community. 

Please use this link to find the liturgy. If you wish to lead a short 3 minutes D'var Hallel and/or to for the chanting of the whole Hallel, you can sign up to do so using this sheet. Or you can simply join us on Zoom!  We invited Kol Tzedek Synagogue members to join us as well.

We are looking forward to sharing the space with all of you; if you have questions, you can email Sharon Jaffe: sjaffeshalom@gmail.com or Tamar Ghidalia: tamarghidalia@gmail.com who are helping coordinate Hallel with Shir Tikvah.

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Join us on Zoom or in person as Charlotte Riedel becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

Questions? Email Maryn!

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Join us on Zoom or in person as Theo Schweigert becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

Questions? Email Maryn!