August 2019
Friday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
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Join Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
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Come learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
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Our main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
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Led by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreOur main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreSeptember 2019
Led by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
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Hazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreJoin us as we call Asher Decherney to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah! Our main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreLed by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreHazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreOur main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreLed by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
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Joining together to create a positive social atmosphere for all students involved, we are also able to provide our students with a diversity of viewpoints from Educators and Rabbis across the Main Line and beyond.
Find out moreHazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreJoin us as we call Miriam Hafkin to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah! Our main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreLed by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreJoining together to create a positive social atmosphere for all students involved, we are also able to provide our students with a diversity of viewpoints from Educators and Rabbis across the Main Line and beyond.
Find out moreHazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreOur main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreLed by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreOctober 2019
Hazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreOur main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreLed by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreHazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreOur main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreLed by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreJoining together to create a positive social atmosphere for all students involved, we are also able to provide our students with a diversity of viewpoints from Educators and Rabbis across the Main Line and beyond.
Find out moreHazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreOur main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreLed by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreJoining together to create a positive social atmosphere for all students involved, we are also able to provide our students with a diversity of viewpoints from Educators and Rabbis across the Main Line and beyond.
Find out moreHazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreOur main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreLed by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreJoining together to create a positive social atmosphere for all students involved, we are also able to provide our students with a diversity of viewpoints from Educators and Rabbis across the Main Line and beyond.
Find out moreHazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreNovember 2019
Friday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreJoin us as we call Nathan Aronson to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah! Our main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreLed by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreJoining together to create a positive social atmosphere for all students involved, we are also able to provide our students with a diversity of viewpoints from Educators and Rabbis across the Main Line and beyond.
Find out moreHazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreJoin us as we call Eytan Kuznits to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah! Our main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreLed by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreJoining together to create a positive social atmosphere for all students involved, we are also able to provide our students with a diversity of viewpoints from Educators and Rabbis across the Main Line and beyond.
Find out moreHazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreJoin us as we call Hannah and Sophie Cohen to the Torah as B'nai Mitzvah! Our main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreLed by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreJoining together to create a positive social atmosphere for all students involved, we are also able to provide our students with a diversity of viewpoints from Educators and Rabbis across the Main Line and beyond.
Find out moreHazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreJoin us as we call Leah Kolton to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah! Our main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreLed by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreJoining together to create a positive social atmosphere for all students involved, we are also able to provide our students with a diversity of viewpoints from Educators and Rabbis across the Main Line and beyond.
Find out moreHazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out moreJoin Hazzan Harold for half an hour of gentle yoga, a mix of prayer song and meditation.
Find out moreCome learn and discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David and our dedicated group of learners. No experience needed. All are welcome.
Find out moreOur main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Find out moreDecember 2019
Led by committed lay-leaders, Sunday Morning Minyan is an inclusive prayer opportunity. New members and seasoned congregants are welcome to learn and to lead. Mourners are warmly welcomed with open arms, supportive friends, and a community with whom to pray. Minyan starts at 8:30 am on festivals and Torah reading days.
Find out moreJoining together to create a positive social atmosphere for all students involved, we are also able to provide our students with a diversity of viewpoints from Educators and Rabbis across the Main Line and beyond.
Find out moreHazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get [...]
Find out moreFriday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Find out more