Shir Hadash is absolutely committed to being politically unaffiliated, and we pride ourselves as being a home for people from across the political spectrum. Shir Hadash does not endorse any candidate or party. Nevertheless, we find it important to provide access in English to some of the country's leading decision makers, including politicians. In that spirit, we are honored to…
Every Thursday night at 8 PM Rabbi Pear explores the Meaning behind one of the Torah's 613 Commandments, following the order and the counting of Mitzvot according to the Sefer HaChinuch. Currently, this class is online only, appearing on Shir Hadash's Facebook Group or in the archives on our YouTube channel.
From Sunday, May 17th onwards, our 9:05 AM Daf Yomi class will return to activity in our building — albeit with the below Corona sensitive conditions. Please note, we will continue to broadcast the daf yomi on Shir Hadash's Facebook Group; it will also be archived on Shir Hadash's YouTube Channel as well as this website. The number of participants…
TIKUN LEIL SCHEDULE Our all-night learning program will take place this year at our new building located at Yakov Rubin Street #1. Seats will be properly distanced and masks are required to be worn at all times inside the building. Refreshments - served via waitstaff - will be provided during the course of the night. Nurse Rachel Gemara Presents at 2…
As part of the return to our building - a process that will be accented by hosting programs with a smaller number of people prior to graduating to events with a larger number of people - we will conduct our first Shabbat services in the afternoon and evening of Shabbat Parshat Naso, May 30th. The schedule will include: Shabbat Afternoon,…
Rabbi Pear will offer a talk in commemoration of the 2nd yahrzeit of his father, Moshe ben Shmuel (Martin K. Pear). The topic this year relates to how different legal systems - the US Constitution, Israeli Law and Halacha - view a convicted politician's right to stand for election ... a topic not only relevant given today's political climate, but…
Learning in honor of Shavuot begins early with special lectures on the Shabbat immediately preceding the Holiday, followed by our always popular Tikun Leil All Night Learning at the Pear home, and including this year a Shavuot (Sunday) afternoon additional learning program for women. For all the details, find out more (and sign up to receive weekly e-mails if you…
Weekday Shacharit meets Sunday through Friday at 8:15 AM inside the Zeiring Beit Knesset. Daf Yomi (Bavli) follows immediately at 9 AM. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, Daf Yomi Yerushalmi meets 10 AM. On Sundays at 10:30 AM, Parsha Plus meets. On Mondays at 10:30 AM, Great Jewish Ideas meets.
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