Each month, all are welcome at our Tot Shabbat service at 9:30am on the third Saturday. Bring your favorite instruments, your stuffies, your whole family, and get ready to sing and dance your way into Shabbat.

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

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

At the heart of Elul is the sound of the shofar, whose call invites us to awaken, reflect, and prepare for the new year. Join Shir Tikvah for Shofar in the Park, with two opportunities to gather in community, explore a story or text, hear the shofar, and cool off at the splash pad. Because Rosh HaShanah falls on Shabbat this year, the shofar will not be sounded on the holiday, making these gatherings one of the only opportunities to experience its powerful call this season. We hope you'll join for either or both of these events!

We’ll meet at the wading pool of each park. Please RSVP here!

• Sunday August 16: Lynnhurst Park Wading Pool at 4 PM

• Sunday August 30: Powderhorn Park Splash Pad at 10 AM

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

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.

Questions? Email Maryn!

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Join us on Zoom!

The prayers of the High Holiday represent thousands of years of Jewish creativity and ritual wisdom.  In this three-part, drop in course, we’ll study sections of the Holiday liturgy, exploring their context, music and theology. We’ll collectively explore how these prayers might help us in the deep work of atonement and repair central to Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. You are welcome to attend one, two, or all three sessions. Please register here.

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

Meet with a trained Shir Tikvah story collector to share your experience of Operation Metro Surge with the Minnesota Truth Council. Your story can be shared anonymously or with your name. Every individual story is important to document for the historical record. If these times do not work for you, please email Jay Lieberman to arrange an alternative time.

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 on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

Meet with a trained Shir Tikvah story collector to share your experience of Operation Metro Surge with the Minnesota Truth Council. Your story can be shared anonymously or with your name. Every individual story is important to document for the historical record. If these times do not work for you, please email Jay Lieberman to arrange an alternative time.

Join us for lunch with other interfaith, multifaith or mixed Jewish & non-Jewish families. Whether this is your first year navigating the High Holidays as a family or your fiftieth, this space is for you. Bring your curiosities, questions, and dreams to a community of families navigating similar experiences. There will be time to nosh, build relationships, and have meaningful conversations. Childcare is available, and children are of course always welcome to join us in the main program as well. RSVP here! Please reach out to R’Jayce with any questions.

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

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

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Questions? Email Maryn!

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

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

The prayers of the High Holiday represent thousands of years of Jewish creativity and ritual wisdom.  In this three-part, drop in course, we’ll study sections of the Holiday liturgy, exploring their context, music and theology. We’ll collectively explore how these prayers might help us in the deep work of atonement and repair central to Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. You are welcome to attend one, two, or all three sessions. Please register here.

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

Join JAMI kiddos & families at Joyce Uptown Food Shelf on Friday August 28th between 9 AM - noon to help receive and distribute donations! If you can't join us to volunteer, mark your calendars to stop by, drop off a donation, and say hi to our volunteers. You can register to volunteer here.

If you're curious about what to bring to donate, some items Joyce has specifically requested include: 

•     Canned goods (vegetables, soups, beans; non-expired/dented)

•     Pasta, rice (1 lb bags), cereal

•     Ramen

•     Peanut butter

•     Non-perishable snack items (granola bars, individually-packaged fruit snacks, nuts, dried fruit)

•     Sugar

•     Personal care items (bar soap, shampoo, deodorant—travel size or conventional)

•     Diapers, tampons, pads

•     Toilet paper

Join our Cloud HD Video Meeting

We have begun our study of the Book of Samuel which offers a chance to learn about the transition from the Israelites being led by judges and priests to the prophet Samuel and eventually by King Saul and then King David. There are questions of leadership and ethics woven throughout. You are welcome to come once or regularly, whether you know Hebrew or do not. No advance preparation is necessary, and all are welcome to participate. To be added to the email reminder list, please contact Gayle at gaylerz@yahoo.com.

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!

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

At the heart of Elul is the sound of the shofar, whose call invites us to awaken, reflect, and prepare for the new year. Join Shir Tikvah for Shofar in the Park, with two opportunities to gather in community, explore a story or text, hear the shofar, and cool off at the splash pad. Because Rosh HaShanah falls on Shabbat this year, the shofar will not be sounded on the holiday, making these gatherings one of the only opportunities to experience its powerful call this season. We hope you'll join for either or both of these events!

We’ll meet at the wading pool of each park. Please RSVP here!

• Sunday August 16: Lynnhurst Park Wading Pool at 4 PM

• Sunday August 30: Powderhorn Park Splash Pad at 10 AM

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

About the Chachamim group:

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. 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. This information is also sent out in the Shir Tikvah eNews. It is one of the best-kept secrets for senior activities at Shir Tikvah. For more information on the dinners, email here.

September meeting: Tuesday, September 1 at 6:30 PM at Crossroads Deli, 2795 Hedberg Dr., Minnetonka

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Questions? Email Maryn!

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Join us on Zoom!

The prayers of the High Holiday represent thousands of years of Jewish creativity and ritual wisdom.  In this three-part, drop in course, we’ll study sections of the Holiday liturgy, exploring their context, music and theology. We’ll collectively explore how these prayers might help us in the deep work of atonement and repair central to Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. You are welcome to attend one, two, or all three sessions. Please register here.

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

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!

Join rabbis and prayer leaders from the Shir Tikvah, Beth Jacob and Zuta communities for a heartfelt night of learning, song, and connection, in preparation for the Days of Awe. Drawing from both Ashkenazi and Sefardi traditions, this nighttime Selichot marks the beginning of our journey into this sacred season together. Selichot will be offered in person and on Livestream + Zoom. Please RSVP here. 

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Questions? Email Maryn!

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Join us on Zoom!

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

5:00–5:15 pm: Arrival and crafts

5:15–6:15 pm: Erev Rosh HaShanah Youth and Families T’filah

All welcome; designed for 2nd through 5th grade families.

5787 is coming! Ring it in with community at Shir Tikvah!

Shir Tikvah Rosh HaShanah Youth and Families T’filot take place at St. Joan of Arc on Friday, September 11 and Saturday, September 12. All are welcome to all services; evening Families services are designed for 2nd through 5th graders and their families and morning Families services are designed for newborns through 1st graders and their families.

Shir Tikvah offers childcare and learning onsite during the community-wide services on Erev Rosh HaShanah, Rosh HaShanah, Kol Nidrei, and Yom Kippur. We look after and engage children while their parents/guardians are in services.  For our 2-4 year-olds, we’ll have time to move around, tell stories, and sing songs.  For our 5-11 year-olds, we’ll learn about the holidays and think about the year to come. Snacks and lunch are provided. Childcare/camp is $36/child per day. To register, complete one ShulCloud Form per child.

To adequately prepare to care for our community’s children, registrations for childcare/camp will close on September 5th.

6:30 PM

Location: Saint Joan of Arc, on Livestream + Zoom

Join us on Erev Rosh Hashanah to ritually transition from the past year and enter the new year 5787. Rabbi Jayce will give the d'var torah and we hope you'll stay after the service for a sweet bite of apples and honey! 

9:15–9:30 am: Arrival and crafts

9:30–10:15 am: Rosh HaShanah Morning Youth and Families T’filah

All welcome; designed for newborns through 1st grade families.

5787 is coming! Ring it in with community at Shir Tikvah! Shir Tikvah Rosh HaShanah Youth and Families T’filot take place at St. Joan of Arc on Friday, September 11 and Saturday, September 12. This morning service is designed for our younger kids, newborns through 1st graders and their families, AND all are welcome.

Shir Tikvah offers childcare and learning onsite during the community-wide services on Erev Rosh HaShanah, Rosh HaShanah, Kol Nidrei, and Yom Kippur. We look after and engage children while their parents/guardians are in services.  For our 2-4 year-olds, we’ll have time to move around, tell stories, and sing songs.  For our 5-11 year-olds, we’ll learn about the holidays and think about the year to come. Snacks and lunch are provided. Childcare/camp is $36/child per day. To register, complete one ShulCloud Form per child.

To adequately prepare to care for our community’s children, registrations for childcare/camp will close on Friday, September 4.

10:30 AM

Location: Saint Joan of Arc, on Livestream + Zoom

We'll gather at St. Joan of Arc for a meaningful shacharit and participatory Torah service featuring voices from throughout our community. Rabbi Arielle will offer a d'var Torah and we will collectively, alongside our choir, sing each other into a sweet new year.

After Rosh Hashanah services we invite you to join us for a potluck lunch beginning right after our morning service. Please bring your (vegetarian, nut free) food to share and volunteers will help bring it to stay cool or warm in the Saint Joan of Arc kitchen. After you nosh and schmooze you're welcome to head to Shir Tikvah where one of our rabbis will be available to help with tashlich at Minnehaha Creek. 

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

Each year, Rosh HaShanah invites us to pause at the threshold of a new year, to notice the world anew, and to begin once again with hope. On Sunday, Sept. 13, the second day of Rosh HaShanah, we will gather at Brand Farms (18605 Biscayne Ave, Farmington, MN) from 2:00 to 5:00 PM for a joyful afternoon of apple picking, community, and celebration. Together, we’ll step into the beauty of the season, gather apples for a sweet year ahead, and celebrate the birthday of the world surrounded by friends, family, and the abundance of creation.

The cost is $15 per person over the age of two, and includes access to our reserved gathering space, a hayride, and apple picking, along with an afternoon of connection and camaraderie with fellow Shir Tikvah congregants. Register here.

We are committed to ensuring that finances are never a barrier to participation. Scholarships are always available; please contact Emily for assistance. 

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Join us on Zoom!

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

Join us on Zoom

Daily Selichot is a Sephardi practice of reciting penitential prayers and songs daily from the second day of Elul until Yom Kippur. We are excited to engage this practice for its seventh year - a full cycle in Jewish tradition! Reciting Selichot daily in the month leading up to the High Holy Days provides us the opportunity to journey, individually and collectively, into the work of the High Holy Days. This year, more than ever, we need to pause after the injustices we have witnessed to do Ashamnu and Tikkun, our communal work of atonement and repair. Explore the liturgy here and sign up to lead here. You are welcome in this practice - whether one time or every day.

On Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair.  

Following Daily Selichot on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, stay on or join the Zoom for a quick Maimonides study from 7:45 to 8 AM.  Rabbis Arielle Jayce, and Joey will teach through Mishneh Torah’s discussion of atonement and repair. 

5:00–5:15 pm: Arrival and crafts

5:15–6:15 pm: Kol Nidrei Youth and Families T’filah

All welcome; designed for 2nd through 5th grade families.

Led by Shana and Rabbi Joey

5787 is here!  Join us for a chance to dream, sing, and storytell the growth we seek in this year to come.   Shir Tikvah Yom Kippur Families T’filot take place at St. Joan of Arc on Sunday, September 20 and Monday, September 21. All are welcome to all services; evening Families services are designed for 2nd through 5th graders and their families and morning Families services are designed for newborns through 1st graders and their families.

Shir Tikvah offers childcare and learning onsite during the community-wide services on Erev Rosh HaShanah, Rosh HaShanah, Kol Nidrei, and Yom Kippur. We look after and engage children while their parents/guardians are in services.  For our 2-4 year-olds, we’ll have time to move around, tell stories, and sing songs.  For our 5-11 year-olds, we’ll learn about the holidays and think about the year to come. Snacks and lunch are provided. Childcare/camp is $36/child per day. To register, complete one ShulCloud Form per child.

To adequately prepare to care for our community’s children, registrations for childcare/camp will close on Friday, September 4.

6:30 PM

Location: Saint Joan of Arc, on Livestream + Zoom

Kol Nidrei is an emotional and powerful entry into the Day of Atonement. This service centers personal reflection and themes of repentance, with music that carries us from the ancestors to the present day. With prayer leadership by Shir Tikvah’s soulful choir and community prayer leaders, kavannot by community members, and dvar torah by Rabbi Arielle.

9:15–9:30 am: Arrival and crafts

9:30–10:15 am: Yom Kippur Morning Youth and Families T’filah

All welcome; designed for K’tanimot (families with newborns, babies, and tots) through 1st grade families.

5787 is here!  Join us for a chance to dream, sing, and storytell the growth we seek in this year to come.   Shir Tikvah Yom Kippur Families T’filot take place at St. Joan of Arc on Sunday, September 20 and Monday, September 21. This morning service is designed for our younger kids, newborns through 1st graders and their families, AND all are welcome.

Shir Tikvah offers childcare and learning onsite during the community-wide services on Erev Rosh HaShanah, Rosh HaShanah, Kol Nidrei, and Yom Kippur. We look after and engage children while their parents/guardians are in services.  For our 2-4 year-olds, we’ll have time to move around, tell stories, and sing songs.  For our 5-11 year-olds, we’ll learn about the holidays and think about the year to come. Snacks and lunch are provided. Childcare/camp is $36/child per day. To register, complete one ShulCloud Form per child.

To adequately prepare to care for our community’s children, registrations for childcare/camp will close on Friday, September 4.

10:30 AM

Location: Saint Joan of Arc, on Livestream + Zoom

The morning service of Yom Kippur asks us to confront our past and seek genuine change. It’s a day dedicated to self-examination and spiritual renewal, providing us with the opportunity to reflect deeply on our actions and commit to personal transformation. Through intense self-reflection and repentance, we strive to align our actions with a deeper embodiment of justice, aiming to correct past wrongs and commit to fair and righteous behavior. Featuring a participatory Torah service, prayer leadership by Shir Tikvah’s soulful choir and community prayer leaders, kavannot by community members, and a dvar torah from Rabbi Joey. 

Learning Session 1: 2:15-3:30 PM

Learning Session 2: 3:45-5:00 PM

We will have a variety of learning opportunities at SJA with Zoom options. This event will be updated when those learning opportunities are finalized.

6:30 PM

Location: Saint Joan of Arc, on Livestream + Zoom

We remember loved ones of blessed memory during Yizkor, sharing names and images of loved ones who have died in years' past. Again, this year, we will: 

1. Create a printed Yizkor Memorial Booklet listing the names of our loved ones, which will be available during the Yizkor service 5787 and throughout the year. Only names will be listed in this booklet.

2. Share our communal Yizkor slideshow with images, names, and relationships of loved ones during the service. Everyone included in the slideshow will also have their name printed in the booklet. 

For submitting photos and names: 

• If you've previously submitted a photo, you do not need to send it again. 

• To submit a photo, please use this form or email emily@shirtikvahmn.org. Please complete one form per photo.

• To share physical copies of photos please mail them to Shir Tikvah

• Submissions are due by September 4th

Giving in memory of a loved one is a meaningful mitzvah. The suggested gift is $54 per name/photo. Gifts can be made by check or here. 

7:45 PM

Location: Saint Joan of Arc, on Livestream + Zoom

Join us to sing, dance, and daven our way to the closing of the gates. This soulful service will carry us right into break fast, which will be provided in the welcome hall of St. Joan of Arc.

Join us in breaking our fast together on the front patio of St. Joan of Arc!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Join us on Zoom!

Join us on Shabbat for an Erev Sukkot oneg following services in the Sukkah on Friday September 25th. We’ll nosh as the stars come out and welcome Sukkot. 

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 song filled Havdalah under the sukkah. We’ll enjoy some light sweet treats and tea, make havdalah, and then sing ourselves into the new week. Please sign up to join us 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.

Join us on Zoom!

Join us on Sunday, September 27, from 9:30 to 11:30 am for JAMI in the Sukkah, a joyful celebration of Sukkot and a special sneak preview of the JAMI year ahead. Whether you’re a returning JAMI family or checking out our religious school for the first time, please join us! We’ll gather in the sukkah to sing, share stories, celebrate the season, and get to know some of our JAMI educators before the regular school year begins.

Children and families will have a chance to reconnect with familiar faces, meet new friends, and experience a taste of the learning and community that make JAMI so special. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to stay for a separate session of learning with R’ Joey while kiddos participate in the morning’s activities.

Register here.

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!

Join R’ Jayce for cider and mead tasting with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. We’ll gather under the sukkah, sip, nosh, and schmooze and learn just a bissel (a bit) of Torah. Tickets are offered on a sliding scale; register here. To request a no-cost ticket, please email emily@shirtikvahmn.org 

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!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Join R’ Arielle for an evening of rich and expansive song under the sukkah. 

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!

Join us for our second annual queer intergenerational Sukkot potluck! We’ll gather under the sukkah to connect, schmooze, nosh, and share wisdom across the generations. Please RSVP 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.

Join us on Zoom!

Join Shir Tikvah for a special Friday night Shabbat dinner followed by Simchat Torah dancing, singing, and celebration. Join us at 6:00 PM for a community Shabbat dinner with singing at our tables, followed by our community tradition of dancing and singing with our sacred sifrei Torah. Bring your friends and family for a night of noshing, schmoozing, and celebrating this close to our High Holiday Season.  Please purchase a dinner ticket here by Friday, September 25. No one will be turned away due to financial constraints; please email office@shirtikvahmn.org with questions.

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!

We invite families with young kids to join us for a special Simchat Torah Stories of the Season on Saturday morning at 10:00 AM. We’ll have snacks, crafts and stories for both kiddos and grown ups. 

Questions? Email Maryn!

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!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Join us on Zoom!

Each month, all are welcome at our Tot Shabbat service at 9:30am on the third Saturday. Bring your favorite instruments, your stuffies, your whole family, and get ready to sing and dance your way into Shabbat.

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

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

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

Join us on Zoom or in the Sanctuary!

Join fellow Wisenheimers for a pre-Shabbat services nosh and schmooze! Eat, catch up, and then bring in Shabbat with Shir Tikvah! If you have any questions please reach out to R’ Jayce.

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

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!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Join Shir Tikvah for a private docent tour of the Museum of Russian Art on Sunday November 8th from 1 - 2 PM. The only cost is price of admission to the museum (which is $15 per person for adults, $13 for adults over 65, $5 for students, free for children). If that is a financial hardship to you please just email R' Jayce for financial assistance. Please don't hesitate to reach out with any additional questions!

The Wisenheimers are a community of Shir Tikvah members 50+ looking to connect, build community, and have fun. If you're interested in getting involved with planning, learning more about upcoming programs, or anything else we'd love to connect! You can reply to this email or email rabbijayce@shirtikvahmn.org.

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!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

The Membership & Engagement Committee would like to invite you to join our Shir Tikvah Book Club! We will meet quarterly to discuss a book that is either written by a Jewish author or contains Jewish themes and stories. Our November book is Here Where We Live Is Our Country by Molly Crabapple. 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.

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

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

Each month, all are welcome at our Tot Shabbat service at 9:30am on the third Saturday. Bring your favorite instruments, your stuffies, your whole family, and get ready to sing and dance your way into Shabbat.

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

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

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!

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!

Questions? Email Maryn!

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 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!

Questions? Email Maryn!

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 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.

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Each month, all are welcome at our Tot Shabbat service at 9:30am on the third Saturday. Bring your favorite instruments, your stuffies, your whole family, and get ready to sing and dance your way into Shabbat.

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

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

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

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Each month, all are welcome at our Tot Shabbat service at 9:30am on the third Saturday. Bring your favorite instruments, your stuffies, your whole family, and get ready to sing and dance your way into Shabbat.

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

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

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!

Questions? Email Maryn!