There are a few dates on the calendar which stand out for their sheer importance to our Order. These are dates in which every chapter should participate. Called simultaneous programs, the utilitarian name belies the importance. Remember them and honor them. Individual chapters may attend services together from time to time, yet on this special day, all AZA chapters throughout the world gather to worship as one.
Chapters go to their local synagogue and help conduct all or part of the services.
Established in 1928, AZA Shabbat is one of the oldest and best traditions of the Aleph Zadik Aleph. It has been a tradition in the order for decades. Every year since 1924 we have celebrated that very day with all the spirit and brotherhood that our order has to offer. AZA chapters throughout the world hold birthday parties, alumni programs, dances, and sports tournaments. AZA Brotherhood Week is the week surrounding Founder's Day.