Often after Sunday minyan, the rabbi will teach a class on aspects of Jewish law. Holidays Holidays and festivals are celebrated through services and appropriate observances. The nursery school and religious school youngsters decorate the Sukkah for Sukkot and each class shares a snack there. Congregants dance with the Torah scrolls on Simchat Torah, and celebrate Purim with a family service and full traditional reading of the Megillah. On the first evening of Shavuot there is Tikun Lail Shavuot, a study session, and on the first morning, Jewish day school students participate in the service.
Confirmation is held on the second night.
High Holiday information is available through the synagogue office. The Morduck and Rebecca Kapiloff Religious School was dedicated in 1976. It originated in rented rooms in local public schools. The school offers a varied curriculum which includes studies of Hebrew, Torah, halacha, and Jewish law, ethics, values, life cycles, holidays, history and literature. United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, the congregation arm of the Conservative movement, chose our curriculum to be a model for other Conservative movement schools.