Korach
We welcome guest ba'al tephilla Noah Bar Shain to shul this Shabbat. Enjoy a quick preview of his Acapella group's (Rabotai) Musaf Medley.
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Upcoming Shabbat Kiddushim
July 2: Gottleib Family, in celebration of Charlie's Shabbat Chatan // July 9: Orna Even Parker, in commemoration of her mother's yahrzeit // July 16: Philipa and Rodney Kellen, in celebration of Ethan and Rebecca's wedding // July 23: Available // July 30: Available // August 6: Available // August 13: Fialkoff Wedding Anniversary // August 20: Available // August…
Weekday Morning Schedule
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.
Chukat
We celebrate the Shabbat Chatan of Charlie Gottlieb this Shabbat, followed by a celebratory kiddush.
Balak
On Shabbat morning we welcome a group of overseas teens visiting Israel as part of the Camp Ramah (Conservative) movement. Afterwards, Shir Hadash will host a bar mitzvah meal.
Pinchas
Celebrate the Wedding of Rebecca Fisher and Ethan Kellen with a special kiddush sponsored by Ethan's parents, Phillipa and Rodney.
Matot
In addition to our regular schedule of programming, we welcome this Shabbat a group of overseas' teens visiting Israel under the auspices of the Camp Ramah (Conservative) movement.
Devarim / Shabbat Chazon
In addition to our regular schedule of programming, we welcome this Shabbat a group of overseas' teens visiting Israel under the auspices of the Camp Ramah (Conservative) movement.
VaEtchanan
Mazal Tov to David and Hennie Fialkoff who will be celebrating their 51st wedding anniversary this Shabbat.
Ki Tetzei
Shabbat Schedule includes: Candle-lighting 6:17 PM Mincha 6:42 PM, followed by Kabalat Shabbat and Maariv Parsha Shiur 8 AM Shacharit 8:45 AM Kid's Service 10:15 AM Kiddush 11 AM The kiddush this Shabbat is sponsored by Myles Wolfson in commemoration of the yahrzeit of his mother, Renee Wolfson, Rachel bat Meir HaLevi, z"l.