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,…
Every Sunday morning at 11 AM Peta Pellach shares her innovative insights on the week's Torah portion. At present, this shiur meets over Zoom -- e-mail [email protected] for the specific invite -- and on our Facebook Group.
Our weekday Shacharit minyan meets daily at 8:15 AM. Our Shabbat and Chag Shacharit meets at 8:45 AM. Shabbat Chol HaMoed Shacharit meets at 8:30 AM Rosh Hashana Shacharit meets at 8:00 AM Yom Kipur Shacharit meets at 8:30 AM Simchat Torah Shacharit meets at 8:30 AM First day of Pesach (following leil haseder) Shacharit meets at 9:00 AM
Shir Hadash hosts a mincha g'dola each weekday Sunday through Thursday at 1:20 PM. Following the minyan, Rabbi Pear learns a Mishna a day. This learning can be found on our Facebook Group as well as in the archives on our YouTube channel.
Shir Hadash hosts a mincha g'dola each weekday Sunday through Thursday at 1:20 PM. Following the minyan, Rabbi Pear learns a Mishna a day. This learning can be found on our Facebook Group as well as in the archives on our YouTube channel.
Shir Hadash hosts a mincha g'dola each weekday Sunday through Thursday at 1:20 PM. Following the minyan, Rabbi Pear learns a Mishna a day. This learning can be found on our Facebook Group as well as in the archives on our YouTube channel.
Shir Hadash hosts a mincha g'dola each weekday Sunday through Thursday at 1:20 PM. Following the minyan, Rabbi Pear learns a Mishna a day. This learning can be found on our Facebook Group as well as in the archives on our YouTube channel.
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…
Join us TUESDAY AFTERNOONS for a weekly study of the ethical and philosophical principles most cherished by our Rabbis of old. Noon (12 PM) for about 30 minutes. Facilitated by Rabbi Pear. Click here for the Zoom link.
Join us WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT 8 PM (Israel Time) for an exploration of one of the 613 Commandments in the Torah. We use the Sefer HaChinuch as our primary source material, but quickly expand our survey to include a variety of philosophical, legal and ethical perspectives. Click here for the Zoom link.
