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April 2019
Shabbat Morning Service
Shabbat morning services begin at 9:15 a.m. every Saturday. Shabbat liturgy, nusach and Divrei Torah delivered by our Rabbi make each Shabbat inspiring for those attending. There are also many occasions throughout the year when the congregation will hold special Shabbat services, from a scholar-in-residence Shabbat to a university student Shabbat and more. Congregants are encouraged to contribute to Shabbat services by chanting a Haftorah or delivering a D’var Torah. Please contact the Rabbi to make arrangements. The Rabbi will also be…
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat – Welcoming Shabbat Services
Kabbalat Shabbat - Welcoming Shabbat Services, are held weekly on Friday evenings at 6:00 p.m. The time changes to 5:30 p.m. during the fall and winter. The 5:30 service time will begin November 10th following the Fall time change.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Service
Shabbat morning services begin at 9:15 a.m. every Saturday. Shabbat liturgy, nusach and Divrei Torah delivered by our Rabbi make each Shabbat inspiring for those attending. There are also many occasions throughout the year when the congregation will hold special Shabbat services, from a scholar-in-residence Shabbat to a university student Shabbat and more. Congregants are encouraged to contribute to Shabbat services by chanting a Haftorah or delivering a D’var Torah. Please contact the Rabbi to make arrangements. The Rabbi will also be…
Find out more »NaKh & Nosh Comes Home (To the Weiss-Rank Home): Wooden Leadership: NaKh & Nosh Reads Judges Chapter 9
Avimelekh has taken charge. His brothers are none-too-pleased (and many don't make it out alive). And somehow trees and rocks become a big deal. Want to find out more about why we bother including this strange chapter in our TaNaKh, our Hebrew Bible, the collection of Judaism's earliest holiest books? Please RSVP to Rabbi Rank (at jonah.rank@gmail.com ) by Wednesday April 24 to join Rabbi Rank for a little NaKh and kosher-for-Passover nosh.
Find out more »Book Club Meeting
Abigail Pogrebin's My Jewish Year: 18 Jewish Holidays, One Wondering Jew.
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