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Congregants, Visitors and Friends:
West End Synagogue is operating virtually while we build an elevator and plan for a return to in-person worship, education and socializing.
To learn more about us or to participate in our community please call 212 579-0777 ext 220 or go to www.westendsynagogue.org
MEMBERS: For easy access to WES Zoom events, please log in to the Members Page.
THE VOICE OF A WOMAN
WITH SUSAN SCHORR
TUE JUN 21 - 7:30PM
WES BOOK CLUB
SUN JUN 26 - 4:00PM
BOOK :"The Puttermesser Papers” by Cynthia Ozick.
CHUG IVRI - HEBREW SPEAKING GROUP
NEW MEMBERS WELCOMED
TUE JUN 28 - 7:30PM
PLEASE SEE THE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER FOR ZOOM LINKS FOR EVENTS THAT REQUIRE THEM
Kabbalat Shabbat Services are led by Rabbi Emily and Cantor Melissa. They are grounded in music, guided by clergy, and celebratory of lay leadership. Zoom services are approximately an hour long and include a mix of Hebrew (with transliteration provided), with both traditional egalitarian and interpretive translations. If you would like to join us for services, please email admin [at] westendsynagogue.org (Joan)admin [at] westendsynagogue.org () for Zoom access..
Shabbat morning services begin each Saturday morning at 10 a.m., preceded by a Torah study session at 9 a.m.
Plan to join us for stimulating and thought provoking events!
Click here to download the Winter-Spring 2022 brochure of events.
Fifth Friday at 6:30pm - Ha MinyanHa Minyan - West End’s lay-led, often experimental … and always interesting Kabbalat Shabbat service - on the fifth Friday, in months when a 5th Friday occurs.
ALL ARE WELCOME!
For more information, visit our page What is Reconstructionism?
or
Enjoy this brief, entertaining video introducing the Reconstructionist approach to Judaism.
For more information, click here,
or visit:
WES member Mel Scult, historian of Reconstructionism and the leading biographer of Rabbi Mordecai Kaplan, introduced his newest book: "The Journals of Mordecai Kaplan, Vol 3" in an online event on November 2, 2020. The recording of this event is made available above.
