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A Small Shul With A Big Impact In The Heart Of The Upper West Side
No Matter Your Background, You Belong Here
A Spiritual Home Where You Can Embrace Or Reconnect With Judaism
Pursuing Justice And Working To Repair The World
Flexible Membership So Everyone Can Join
Sukkot Service Thu, Oct 17 2024, 10am - 12pm
Middah on Monday (ZOOM only) Mon, Oct 21 2024, 7:30 - 8:30pm Discussion and text study of West End’s Middah (ethical value/character trait) of the month. Our Middah study group meets on the third Monday of each month, led by Susan Schorr.  All WES members are…
Torah on Tuesdays with Susan Schorr (ZOOM ONLY) Tue, Oct 22 2024, 7:30 - 9pm This longstanding Adult Education group meets on Zoom two Tuesdays a month at 7:30pm to study the Torah in English translation, in depth, considering it from the perspectives of literature, sacred…

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Join Us for Shabbat

Whoever you are and wherever you are, please join us for a Shabbat service. 

Shabbat Services are both In Person, and Online:
Friday evenings at 6:30pm
     (EXCEPT for the fifth Friday of the month)*
Saturday mornings at 10:00am

*Fifth Fridays (if any) are Online Only
The monthly Rosh Chodesh service and the fifth Friday HaMinyan Kabbalat Shabbat are online only.

To attend in person, simply come by during one of our regularly scheduled services.  Walk-in guests are always welcome (please check calendar first). We are located at 190 Amsterdam Avenue (at W. 69th Street).

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We are a progressive community where people from every background take active part in synagogue life.

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