No Shabbat service at WES today,  Please join us at 8:00pm for our SELICHOT SERVICE.

Join us for a clergy and lay-led service featuring many of our LGBTQ+ members' writings, musical gifts, leyning, reconstructed liturgy, and more! A festive kiddush will follow and all are welcome to celebrate! 

An afternoon of three Jewish short stories from India and from the Iranian-American community in New York City, read aloud by West End congregants, followed by a chance for questions and comments.

Please join us for our commemoration of Yom HaShoah. We will hear from our member Grace Rapkin about the story of her mother— the only member of her family to survive the Holocaust, and we will mourn the immeasurable loss of life and community with music from our members and reflections from our 7th graders.

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. 

A musical lay-led service.  Led by Sharon Cinnamon and Eli Shapiro

The service will be both in person and on Zoom. 

In Person:  Elevator access is available to all levels of our synagogue building.
WES does not require masking but does provide a “Masks Only” section at services and most programs.

Zoom: If you would like to join us for services on Zoom, please email admin [at] westendsynagogue.org (Joan) for Zoom access.

Meet our rabbi, cantor and director of JFLL (Jewish Family Life & Learning).
REGISTER AT westendsynagogue.org/oh2025

Shabbat Morning Service at 10:00am, preceded by TORAH STUDY at 9:00am. 

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 service is both in person and on Zoom. (For Zoom link, please check your e-newsletter or admin [at] westendsynagogue.org (contact Joan).)