Our Shabbat Service offers the energy and inspiration of a complete spiritual and liturgical Shabbat experience as you sing along with Cantor Chaim Stern and Cantor Sidney Ezer. Rabbi Steven Wernick and Rabbi Fryer Bodzin offer insights into our Torah reading, expertly chanted by ritual director Lorne Hanick. Please click or press on our new […]
Join Daniel Silverman, Director of Education, for a weekly examination of the Book of Leviticus (Sefer VaYikra). Traditionally, VaYikra is the first book of Torah that a child studies. We will explore how this book of Torah—often considered less relevant today due to its focus on animal sacrifice and ritual purity—has much to offer us. […]
Our Shabbat morning program for kids 5 and younger. The day starts with free play, then transitions to a little people tefillah (prayer) experience at 10:30 a.m. followed a nutritious snack and special stories, songs or visits from our Shinshinim (young Israeli emissaries). On days where there is a Multi-Generational Family Service, Bim Bam Bunch will conclude at […]
Our Shabbat morning program for kids ages 6 and older This Shabbat morning program begins with free play, followed by a 10:30 a.m. kid-led tefillah (prayer) service at 10:30 a.m. and concluding with visits from our Shinshinim (young Israeli emissaries), games, theme days and a nutritious snack. Grown Ups are welcome to stay if they’d like. Generously supported by […]
Our monthly Short & Sweet Multi-Generational Family Service offers a lively, engaging prayer service incorporating the participation of the children, teens and families in attendance, followed by a community dairy […]
Each Shabbat, a member of the Spiritual Leadership Team will teach a short session on the weekly parashah following the Kiddush. In-person only.
Love to play games? Every Saturday Beth Tzedec hosts a game café, free and open to the community, featuring over 350 classic and award-winning games that are Shabbat compliant, including […]
Please join us for Mincha in the Hendeles Chapel followed by Seudah Shlisheet (the third Sabbath meal) and Torah study. We will return to the chapel for Ma'ariv and Havdalah […]
Hanukkah; the Jewish festival of rededication
