Jewish Center of the Hamptons
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September 2019
Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »Selichot Evening Teaching with Dr. Joel Hoffman
An overture to the High Holy Days, Selichot encourages us to contemplate our past year and focus on the value of a new beginning. We celebrate Selichot as a Saturday night service before Rosh Hashanah. Join special guest Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, our Director of Education, who will teach at 7:00pm before the service at 8:00pm.
Find out more »Selichot
An overture to the High Holy Days, Selichot encourages us to contemplate our past year and focus on the value of a new beginning. We celebrate Selichot as a Saturday night service before Rosh Hashanah. This year join special guest Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, our Director of Education, who will teach at 7:00pm before the service at 8:00pm.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »No Gates of Jewish Learning
No Gates of Jewish Learning Classes Today Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION…
Find out more »Rosh Hashanah Eve Service
For our main holiday services, we gather in our tent on the lawn of the Jewish Center. The music, the rituals, and the messages of the liturgy awaken us to the dawning of a new Jewish year, and the possibility of self-improvement.
Find out more »Rosh Hashanah Morning Service
For our main holiday services, we gather in our tent on the lawn of the Jewish Center of the Hamptons. The music, the rituals, and the messages of the liturgy awaken us to the dawning of a new Jewish year, and the possibility of self-improvement. Babysitting services are available for children ages 3-7. Pre-registration required.
Find out more »Rosh Hashanah Family Service
Bring your whole family to this musical service for all ages! If you like the upbeat music and ambience of Shabbat on the Beach, then you’ll find the stories and songs just as engaging and meaningful.
Find out more »October 2019
Rosh Hashanah Second Day Service
Experience the beauty of the Rosh Hashanah service in the Jewish Center of the Hamptons’ majestic sanctuary. Hear new melodies, deepen your appreciation for new beginnings, and experience the power of Jewish learning.
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Yom Kippur Eve Service (Kol Nidre)
The evening Yom Kippur service begins with the haunting melody of Kol Nidre played on the cello and piano, and then chanted by the Cantor. These somber rituals and melodies inspire introspection and reflection on our place in life. Perhaps one of the most sacred rituals that take place in a synagogue, Kol Nidre is the only service during which the congregation wears a tallit (prayer shawl).
Find out more »Yom Kippur Morning Service
For our main holiday services, we gather in our tent on the lawn of the Jewish Center of the Hamptons. The music, the rituals, and the messages of the liturgy awaken us to the dawning of a new Jewish year, and the possibility of self-improvement. Babysitting services are available for children ages 3-7. Pre-registration required.
Find out more »Yom Kippur Healing Service
For our main holiday services, we gather in our tent on the lawn of the Jewish Center of the Hamptons. The music, the rituals, and the messages of the liturgy awaken us to the dawning of a new Jewish year, and the possibility of self-improvement.
Find out more »Reflections for Yom Kippur Afternoon
For our main holiday services, we gather in our tent on the lawn of the Jewish Center of the Hamptons. The music, the rituals, and the messages of the liturgy awaken us to the dawning of a new Jewish year, and the possibility of self-improvement.
Find out more »Yom Kippur Family Service
Bring your whole family to this musical service for all ages! If you like the upbeat music and ambience of Shabbat on the Beach, then you’ll find the stories and songs just as engaging and meaningful.
Find out more »Yizkor, Yom Kippur Afternoon Service & Neilah Service
The Yizkor (Memorial) Service is a time to open the doors of the past and to revisit the memories of our loved ones who are no longer with us. Derived from the Hebrew root zachor, Yizkor means, “may remember.” Our Yom Kippur Yizkor service marks one of the four times throughout the year that we join God in this rite of eternal respect and remembrance. This service ends at approximately 7:00pm, after which we invite you to join us as…
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »November 2019
Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »December 2019
No Gates of Jewish Learning
No Gates of Jewish Learning Classes Today Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION…
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »No Gates of Jewish Learning
No Gates of Jewish Learning Classes Today Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION…
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush.
Find out more »Torah Study
Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Franklin. Come for just one, or come for every one, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.
Find out more »No Gates of Jewish Learning
No Gates of Jewish Learning Classes Today Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION…
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. This Closed Discussion (CD) Meeting is limited to alcoholics and individuals with a desire to stop drinking. Last Tuesday of each month is an Anniversary Meeting which is - “open” (O) - where all are permitted to sit in for support.
Find out more »January 2020
Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »No Gates of Jewish Learning
No Gates of Jewish Learning Classes Today Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION…
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »February 2020
Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
Find out more »Gates of Jewish Learning
Our flagship Sunday morning program offers the richness of our Jewish heritage in the form of a curriculum based on cutting-edge pedagogical techniques and individualized attention. With a flexible mixture of music, text, art, history, story-telling, culture, theology, Hebrew, and social action, Sunday mornings bring children the fullness of Jewish tradition in a uniquely modern program. For more information, reach out to Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, who oversees the program. REGISTRATION / TUITION PAYMENT
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Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes and with our synagogue family. Join us each Friday evening as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer, followed by a warm and welcoming Oneg.
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