A song-filled, spirited and spiritual lay-led service. Led by Sharon Cinnamon, David Friedman, Julie Sandler-Friedman, Susan Schorr 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.
For more information, see https://www.westendsynagogue.org/high-holy-days
Services 10:00am - 2:00pm
Torah Service 11:15am
Musaf 12:45pm
For more information, see https://www.westendsynagogue.org/high-holy-days
For more information, see https://www.westendsynagogue.org/high-holy-days
At West End Synagogue.
10:00-10:30am - Snack & Schmooze (in person only)
10:30am-1:00pm - Services (HYBRID) (In Person and on Zoom)
Followed by:
1:30-3:30pm Intergenerational Picnic / with Tashlich (Central Park)
For more information, see https://www.westendsynagogue.org/high-holy-days
For more information, see https://www.westendsynagogue.org/high-holy-days
Rosh Chodesh service is a lay-led service coordinated by HaMinyan with the participation of additional WES members.
This service is online only, at the regular WES services Zoom link. Please check your e-newsletter for the link, or contact admin [at] westendsynagogue.org (Joan).
For more information, see https://www.westendsynagogue.org/high-holy-days
Please join us on Friday 10/30 to sit mindfully together as we welcome Shabbat. Whether you missed it on August 28 or thoroughly appreciated that service, Satu Ferentz and Susan Schorr will again collaborate for an experiential exploration of meditational quietude.
Join us for an evening of enlightenment, spiritual sustenance and community. Each year, West End Synagogue recognizes the holiday of Shavuot—commemorating when Moses gave the Torah at Sinai—through a traditional evening of learning, questioning, and ice cream sundaes (BYO Lactaid!). This year our celebration of revelation is the perfect time to consider the unexpected, transformative moments that shake us, awaken us, and connect us more deeply to the divine, to others, and to ourselves.
