Nineteen Letters
Learn Rabbi Shimshon Rafael Hirsh's masterful work, the 19 Letters, every Monday morning with Peta Pellach.
Learn Rabbi Shimshon Rafael Hirsh's masterful work, the 19 Letters, every Monday morning with Peta Pellach.
How Advances in Science Change Halakhah: Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) and the Redefinition of Parenthood To view the source sheet for this lecture, click here: This lecture is part of our Sinai and Synapses series of programs exploring science and religion in Synagogues.
Celebrate Rosh Chodesh Kislev with a musical hallel as part of our normal Shacharit service Friday morning. Led by Anders Nierman of Etrog Jam.
Friday Night Candles 4:00 PM / Mincha 4:25 PM Shabbat Day Parsha Shiur 8 AM / Shacharit 8:45 AM / Kid's Service 10:15 AM / Kiddush 11 AM We welcome Rabbi Jeffrey Saks, editor of Tradition Magazine and Director of Research at the Agnon House, as well as Director of ATID and the WebYeshiva, to shul Shabbat morning. He will…
We are excited to host a melava malka led by brothers Shlomo and Naftali Abramson - dedicated to welcoming new olim into the community but open to all.
Shir Hadash offers two Daf Yomi Programs. / Daf Yomi Bavli meets Sunday - Friday mornings at 9 AM, right after daily Shacharit (at 8:15 AM). / A special Daf Yomi Yerushalmi meets Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays right after the regular daf yomi - at approximately 10 AM.
Each week - on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays - following our Daf Yomi (Bavli) class, a unique study of the Yerushalmi Talmud is offered by Rabbi Dov Kidron. Our study of Yerushalmi roughly parallels the Bavli Daf Yomi, so joining this class provides an excellent prism through which to explore the differences between these two great works.
We are honored to welcome an America Israel Friendship League Mission Friday night and host this special group for Shabbat dinner.
Enjoy a full schedule of Passover tephillot at Shir Hadash, including two Musical Hallel's on the first and last days of Chol HaMoed. For full details, click here.
We welcome the first cohort of the Marty Pear Israel Fellows - a program dedicated to nurture JCC Professionals' relationship with Israel - to shul and dinner this Shabbat. To learn more about this program established in memory of our Rabbi's father, a life-long JCC Professional himself, click here.