Each family is invited to bring candlesticks and candles. Here, congregants gather to worship and discuss the Torah reading of the week, usually led by Rabbi Gropper. Dress is informal. These services are special opportunities for the congregation to help celebrate an important life-cycle event with our younger members. High Holidays High Holiday services are conducted in double services on both Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur to accommodate various needs of our members.
Child care is provided for infants and preschoolers during the adult services.
The congregation gathers for worship on all the holidays of the Jewish year, including festive celebrations of Succoth, Simchat Torah, Chanukah, Purim, Passover and Shavuot. Music is a vital part of all our religious services, and whether singing together or responding to the choir, members experience worship in a joyful, spiritual way. Healing Service A lay led service intending to bring peace and comfort to those in pain, whether mourning a loss, dealing with illness, difficult transitions in life or caring for others. May 20, June 24. Contact Marilyn Zieve with questions.