This service is both in person and on Zoom.
Shabbat Morning Service at 10:00am, preceded by TORAH STUDY at 9:00am.
Shabbat Morning Service at 10:00am, preceded by TORAH STUDY at 9:00am.
Our services offer a grounding, uplifting, and prayerful way to celebrate Shabbat. They are grounded in music, guided by clergy, and celebratory of lay leadership. Services include a mix of Hebrew (with transliteration provided), with both traditional egalitarian and interpretive translations. Services are preceded by Torah Study session 9:00-9:45am.
Services will be both in person and on Zoom.
Our services offer a grounding, uplifting, and prayerful way to celebrate Shabbat, Our services always invite active participation from our congregation, and include both traditional as well as “reconstructed” interpretations of prayer, song, and Torah.
This lay-led service is both in person and on Zoom. (For Zoom link, please check your e-newsletter or admin [at] westendsynagogue.org (contact Joan).)
Led by Rabbi Emily and/or Cantor Melissa, our services offer a grounding, uplifting, and prayerful way to celebrate Shabbat. Our services always invite active participation from our congregation, and include both traditional as well as “reconstructed” interpretations of prayer, song, and Torah.
This lay-led service is both in person and on Zoom. (For Zoom link, please check your e-newsletter or admin [at] westendsynagogue.org (contact Joan).)
This is one segment of five-sessions on Sacred Objects in Judaism, led by member, Susan Schorr.
The Jewish sacred objects around us: how did each evolve over millennia, and what age-old and modern processes join today to create them? This class will look at the history, religious underpinnings, physical craftsmanship, and beauty of the objects we use and see weekly (and sometimes annually) yet may have taken for granted and not really seen.
Attend as many classes as you like. Each is a "stand-alone" class.
This is one segment of five-sessions on Sacred Objects in Judaism, led by member, Susan Schorr.
The Jewish sacred objects around us: how did each evolve over millennia, and what age-old and modern processes join today to create them? This class will look at the history, religious underpinnings, physical craftsmanship, and beauty of the objects we use and see weekly (and sometimes annually) yet may have taken for granted and not really seen.
Attend as many classes as you like. Each is a "stand-alone" class.
This is one segment of five-sessions on Sacred Objects in Judaism, led by member, Susan Schorr.
The Jewish sacred objects around us: how did each evolve over millennia, and what age-old and modern processes join today to create them? This class will look at the history, religious underpinnings, physical craftsmanship, and beauty of the objects we use and see weekly (and sometimes annually) yet may have taken for granted and not really seen.
Attend as many classes as you like. Each is a "stand-alone" class.
This is one segment of five-sessions on Sacred Objects in Judaism, led by member, Susan Schorr.
The Jewish sacred objects around us: how did each evolve over millennia, and what age-old and modern processes join today to create them? This class will look at the history, religious underpinnings, physical craftsmanship, and beauty of the objects we use and see weekly (and sometimes annually) yet may have taken for granted and not really seen.
Attend as many classes as you like. Each is a "stand-alone" class.
We study a broad range of topics, which have included the structure and prayers of services, the Jewish holiday cycle, and how a Torah scroll is created. We've held workshops to help people get more out of the High Holy Days. Some people have studied with us for years; others drop in when they can. Next we'll look at... what? Tell us what you've always wanted to know more about! All are invited to join the discussion. Led by Susan Schorr.
