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

Chachamim Dinner at Patrick's Bakery and Cafe, Southdale Square, 2928 West 66th Street Edina

Email here to RSVP. Learn more about the Chachamim Group here!

Join us on Zoom!

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!

Join us on Zoom!

Join R’ Jayce at Shir Tikvah for a coffee and planning hour at Shir Tikvah. Bring your dreams and ideas for upcoming programming! You can register here.

NEW ADULT EDUCATION!

The History of Jewish American Democracy and Resistance with Rabbi Joey Glick

• Time & Dates: 6:00 PM, three Thursdays: July 2, July 16, July 30

• Location: In person at Shir Tikvah

• Tuition: $54 with no one turned away for lack of funds (if you’d like to request a scholarship,
  please fill out this form before registering for the class)

• Register here

In 1812, a brawl erupted before a board vote at Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim in South Carolina. In 1825, Mordecai Manuel Noah, a famous Jewish playwright, purchased Grand Island in upstate New York in a failed attempt to establish a Jewish state. In 1912, two prominent Jewish sisters attacked each other in the press over their differing views on women’s suffrage.

For the last three hundred years, American Jews have bickered, dreamed, and fought their way into American political life.  In this three part course, we’ll explore strange and revolutionary moments in American Jewish civil engagement.  Through engaging with this history, we’ll ask the question: how might the struggles, wisdom, and revolutionary creativity of American Jewish history shape our engagement with political life today?

The Library Committee is looking for volunteers for a two-day project to get new labels on our books and also get them sorted into the right order on the shelves. We’d love for you to volunteer for an hour or more on Friday July 17th from 11am-4pm and Saturday July 18th from 12pm-4pm.

A lunch will be provided Friday. On Saturday, you have the option to join for the 10:30 AM service followed by a community potluck before we begin the library project.

Please RSVP here.

Learn more 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.

Join us for a deep breath with a community Shabbat service followed by a potluck, Torah study, and an opportunity to connect with others. However you're feeling, whatever you're holding, there will be space to pray, sing, and be with community

The Library Committee is looking for volunteers for a two-day project to get new labels on our books and also get them sorted into the right order on the shelves. We’d love for you to volunteer for an hour or more on Friday July 17th from 11am-4pm and Saturday July 18th from 12pm-4pm.

A lunch will be provided Friday. On Saturday, you have the option to join for the 10:30 AM service followed by a community potluck before we begin the library project.

Please RSVP here.

Join us on Zoom!

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.

NEW ADULT EDUCATION!

Building a Sacred Table: Expanding Our Toolkit of Jewish Food Practices with Rabbi Jayce Koester

• Time & Dates: 6:00 PM, four Tuesdays: July 28, August 4, August 11, August 27

• Location: In person at Shir Tikvah

• Tuition: $72 with no one turned away for lack of funds (if you’d like to request a scholarship,
  please fill out this form before registering for the class)

• Register here
  

Have you ever heard the word "kosher" and felt stressed out? Felt unsure about how to even approach the conversation about food and Jewish practice? Join R' Jayce to explore bringing Judaism to your table, from an expansive exploration of what "kosher" can mean to blessings, hospitality, and honoring our bodies. Because it is so central to our lives, food can also be a challenging topic. The class will provide no prescriptive practices or assumptions, but rather make space for self exploration with a variety of historical and contemporary Jewish ritual tools. 

NEW ADULT EDUCATION!

In this series of free, drop-in Zoom classes, Rabbis Jayce and Joey will share some of their favorite episodes in Jewish history.  We’ll focus on inflection moments that continue to shape the local and global Jewish community.

Register here to receive Zoom links. Attend one session or attend them all. While these sessions are offered as a free learning opportunity, we invite you, as you are able, to donate $18 per session attended.

Episode 1: Death, Mayhem, and the Creation of America’s First Progressive Jewish Burial Society 

July 29 at noon with R’ Joey

In 1975, Adath Jeshurun Synagogue started America’s first progressive Jewish burial society, right here in Minneapolis.  Mayhem immediately ensued.  Adath’s burial society challenged the economic and social structures that had governed how Minnesota Jews treated their dead.  A battle erupted between synagogues, rabbis, funeral directors and everyday Jews about how we should make decisions as a community and honor our beloved dead.  In this course, we’ll study this history and consider what it teaches us about living and dying in Jewish community.  

LGBTQ+/Queer Elders will gather for a potluck dinner and conversation on Wednesday, July 29th at 6 pm at Shir Tikvah. We'll gather over a shared meal, catch up with one another, share what's on our minds, and enjoy the warmth of community. Please bring a vegetarian dish to share, and note that Shir Tikvah is a nut-free space. If you're planning to come, please RSVP here.

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

Join us on Zoom!

NEW ADULT EDUCATION!

The History of Jewish American Democracy and Resistance with Rabbi Joey Glick

• Time & Dates: 6:00 PM, three Thursdays: July 2, July 16, July 30

• Location: In person at Shir Tikvah

• Tuition: $54 with no one turned away for lack of funds (if you’d like to request a scholarship,
  please fill out this form before registering for the class)

• Register here

In 1812, a brawl erupted before a board vote at Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim in South Carolina. In 1825, Mordecai Manuel Noah, a famous Jewish playwright, purchased Grand Island in upstate New York in a failed attempt to establish a Jewish state. In 1912, two prominent Jewish sisters attacked each other in the press over their differing views on women’s suffrage.

For the last three hundred years, American Jews have bickered, dreamed, and fought their way into American political life.  In this three part course, we’ll explore strange and revolutionary moments in American Jewish civil engagement.  Through engaging with this history, we’ll ask the question: how might the struggles, wisdom, and revolutionary creativity of American Jewish history shape our engagement with political life today?

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!

NEW ADULT EDUCATION!

In this series of free, drop-in Zoom classes, Rabbis Jayce and Joey will share some of their favorite episodes in Jewish history.  We’ll focus on inflection moments that continue to shape the local and global Jewish community.

Register here to receive Zoom links. Attend one session or attend them all. While these sessions are offered as a free learning opportunity, we invite you, as you are able, to donate $18 per session attended.

Episode 2: Voices from Sacred Trash: Meeting Wuḥsha al-Dallāla Through Fragments from the Cairo Geniza

August 2 at 10:30AM with R’ Jayce

The Cairo Geniza, an archive of around 400,000 documents discovered in the attic of  Ben Ezra Synagogue in Old Cairo, have shaped our understanding of Middle-Eastern, North African, and Andalusian Jewish history from roughly the 6th - 19th Centuries. Join R' Jayce for an introduction to this historical collection, and learn more about the life of Wuḥsha al-Dallāla, a socialite, banker, and public figure in 11-12th century Cairo. Through documents that detail her business dealings, love affairs, and after-death wishes we’ll see how she challenges both modern and historical stereotypes about women, gender, and class.

NEW ADULT EDUCATION!

Building a Sacred Table: Expanding Our Toolkit of Jewish Food Practices with Rabbi Jayce Koester

• Time & Dates: 6:00 PM, four Tuesdays: July 28, August 4, August 11, August 27

• Location: In person at Shir Tikvah

• Tuition: $72 with no one turned away for lack of funds (if you’d like to request a scholarship,
  please fill out this form before registering for the class)

• Register here
  

Have you ever heard the word "kosher" and felt stressed out? Felt unsure about how to even approach the conversation about food and Jewish practice? Join R' Jayce to explore bringing Judaism to your table, from an expansive exploration of what "kosher" can mean to blessings, hospitality, and honoring our bodies. Because it is so central to our lives, food can also be a challenging topic. The class will provide no prescriptive practices or assumptions, but rather make space for self exploration with a variety of historical and contemporary Jewish ritual tools. 

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

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.

Childcare is from 6-9 PM. Please sign up your child using this form and consider a donation of $36 per child. Thank you!

Questions? Email Maryn!

NEW ADULT EDUCATION!

In this series of free, drop-in Zoom classes, Rabbis Jayce and Joey will share some of their favorite episodes in Jewish history.  We’ll focus on inflection moments that continue to shape the local and global Jewish community.

Register here to receive Zoom links. Attend one session or attend them all. While these sessions are offered as a free learning opportunity, we invite you, as you are able, to donate $18 per session attended.

Episode 4: Reading the Dead Sea Scrolls: Exploring Ancient Conflict at Qumran

August 9 at 10:30AM with R’ Jayce

Join R' Jayce to learn more about and explore fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls that highlight conflict between early sects of ancient Judaism. While little can be known about the society that created them, we'll explore their differences and how ancient disagreements can shape our understanding of the modern world.

Join Z Puppets Rosenschnoz for a special presentation of their show Wise Fools. This show, built for folks 50+ is a hilarious exploration of Yiddish folks tales replete with puppets, jokes, song, and most importantly - a good dose of Yiddish culture. Visiting the legendary town of Chelm, you'll kvetch and kvell along with a myriad of wise fools. After the show, stay for a 30 minute talk-back with the artists and owners of Z Puppets.

Please RSVP for this free event here!

NEW ADULT EDUCATION!

Building a Sacred Table: Expanding Our Toolkit of Jewish Food Practices with Rabbi Jayce Koester

• Time & Dates: 6:00 PM, four Tuesdays: July 28, August 4, August 11, August 27

• Location: In person at Shir Tikvah

• Tuition: $72 with no one turned away for lack of funds (if you’d like to request a scholarship,
  please fill out this form before registering for the class)

• Register here
  

Have you ever heard the word "kosher" and felt stressed out? Felt unsure about how to even approach the conversation about food and Jewish practice? Join R' Jayce to explore bringing Judaism to your table, from an expansive exploration of what "kosher" can mean to blessings, hospitality, and honoring our bodies. Because it is so central to our lives, food can also be a challenging topic. The class will provide no prescriptive practices or assumptions, but rather make space for self exploration with a variety of historical and contemporary Jewish ritual tools. 

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!

The Membership & Engagement Committee would like to invite you to join our Shir Tikvah Book Club! We will meet every two months to discuss a book that is either written by a Jewish author or contains Jewish themes and stories. Our July book is The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride.

Pick up a copy from your local bookstore or library, give it a read, and join us for a sweet conversation with snacks! 

The book club discussion will take place in a hybrid format, both in person at Shir Tikvah and on Zoom. Join us in whatever mode works best for you.

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 for a deep breath with a community Shabbat service followed by a potluck, Torah study, and an opportunity to connect with others. However you're feeling, whatever you're holding, there will be space to pray, sing, and be with community

Torah for Tough Times – Nourishing our Souls

Torah Study with Rabbi Joey Glick

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 Joey to find out the date and time of next meetings.

NEW ADULT EDUCATION!

Building a Sacred Table: Expanding Our Toolkit of Jewish Food Practices with Rabbi Jayce Koester

• Time & Dates: 6:00 PM, four Tuesdays: July 28, August 4, August 11, August 25

• Location: In person at Shir Tikvah

• Tuition: $72 with no one turned away for lack of funds (if you’d like to request a scholarship,
  please fill out this form before registering for the class)

• Register here
  

Have you ever heard the word "kosher" and felt stressed out? Felt unsure about how to even approach the conversation about food and Jewish practice? Join R' Jayce to explore bringing Judaism to your table, from an expansive exploration of what "kosher" can mean to blessings, hospitality, and honoring our bodies. Because it is so central to our lives, food can also be a challenging topic. The class will provide no prescriptive practices or assumptions, but rather make space for self exploration with a variety of historical and contemporary Jewish ritual tools. 

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

Questions? Email Maryn!

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 for children ages 2 to 10 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.

Childcare is from 6-9 PM. Please sign up your child using this form and consider a donation of $36 per child. Thank you!

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!

Join us for a Sukkot celebration and an afternoon of fellowship and storytelling!

In light of the phenomenal community response to the federal anti-immigration surge, our topic will be immigration, neighboring, and connection. What are your family’s stories of coming to Minnesota, to America? How have recent events impacted your connection to our community? What assimilation stories can you share about starting a new life in this promised land?

As with previous events, your story should be 5 minutes long (about 625-750 words). Please submit your story or a detailed outline to Freddie Weisberg at freddie.weisberg@gmail.com. The deadline to submit a story is Sunday, August 16. We hope to hear from you!

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!

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 for kids ages two to ten 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.

Childcare is from 6-9 PM. Please sign up your child using this form and consider a donation of $36 per child. Thank you!

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!

Join us for a deep breath with a community Shabbat service followed by a potluck, Torah study, and an opportunity to connect with others. However you're feeling, whatever you're holding, there will be space to pray, sing, and be with community

Join us on Zoom or in person as Reuben Trachtenberg becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

Questions? Email Maryn!

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 for kids ages two to ten 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.

Childcare is from 6-9 PM. Please sign up your child using this form and consider a donation of $36 per child. Thank you!

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 Sam Huckfeldt becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Join us for a deep breath with a community Shabbat service followed by a potluck, Torah study, and an opportunity to connect with others. However you're feeling, whatever you're holding, there will be space to pray, sing, and be with community

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 for kids ages two to ten 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.

Childcare is from 6-9 PM. Please sign up your child using this form and consider a donation of $36 per child. Thank you!

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.

Join us on Zoom!

Save the date and join us for our second annual Chanukah celebration featuring cocktails (alcoholic and non), a dinner catered by Wisenheimer David Raskas, music, and more! We hope you'll mark you calendars to schmooze and celebrate in the bright light of the last night of Chanukah. RSVP and registration information to come.

Join us for a deep breath with a community Shabbat service followed by a potluck, Torah study, and an opportunity to connect with others. However you're feeling, whatever you're holding, there will be space to pray, sing, and be with community

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

Questions? Email Maryn!

Join us on Zoom or in person as Ben Johnson becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Join us on Zoom or in person as Luna Sinakhone becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

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Join us on Zoom or in person as Oliver Henry becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

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Join us on Zoom or in person as Zinnia Adams becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

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Join us on Zoom or in person as Carlo Minutaglio becomes B’Mitzvah this weekend!

Questions? Email Maryn!

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

Questions? Email Maryn!