Friday Afternoon Torah Study
Join Rabbi Meyer for a 45-minute discussion of Proverbs, the wisdom literature of Jewish tradition, on Zoom by clicking here.
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Annual Chanukah Dinner and Service
We are so excited to celebrate Chanukah with you! Reservations for the dinner portion of this event have now closed. To be added to the waitlist, please call the office […]
Shabbat Evening Services
Join us for Shabbat evening service with Rabbi Aaron Meyer and Cantor Kalix Jacobson in the Beit HaT'filah. The service will also be livestreamed on our Facebook and YouTube pages. Join us for a nosh […]
Virtual Shabbat Morning Service
Our Shabbat morning videos will be released on Facebook and YouTube. One will include the traditional first Aliyah from our Sefer Torah in Hebrew and translation, and a brief exposition of how the themes and lessons of […]
Torah Study
Saturday morning Torah Study with Rabbi Aaron Meyer will be offered in person at Temple and via Zoom video-conference. Zoom access can be found by clicking here.
Havdalah
Join us virtually for Havdalah on Temple’s Facebook page.
Sunday Morning Minyan
All are welcome to join this casual, brief, lay-led service. Join in person in the Beit HaT'filah or online via Zoom. This is a great opportunity to become familiar with the service and with Hebrew, to meet other members, and to say Kaddish.
Friday Afternoon Torah Study
Join Rabbi Meyer for a 45-minute discussion of Proverbs, the wisdom literature of Jewish tradition, on Zoom by clicking here.
Shabbat Evening Service
Join us for Shabbat evening service with Rabbi Aaron Meyer and Cantor Kalix Jacobson in the Beit HaT'filah. The service will also be livestreamed on our Facebook and YouTube pages. Join us for a nosh and conversation at oneg following the service.
Virtual Shabbat Morning Service
Our Shabbat morning videos will be released on Facebook and YouTube. One will include the traditional first Aliyah from our Sefer Torah in Hebrew and translation, and a brief exposition of how the themes and lessons of the parasha (Torah portion) relate to our modern lives.