While a small number of residents work in businesses on the moshav, the majority commute to various locations throughout the Galilee. Religious services are led on a volunter basis by the members of the community every Friday evening, alternate Shabbat mornings, and on all holidays. All religious services are egalitarian, with men and women participating fully in all aspects of synagogue ritual. Holidays are observed communally, with both traditional worship and appropriate social and cultural events for adults and children, such as parties, dinners, and study sessions. While the community observes Shabbat, individual members are free to follow their own consciences at home.
Emphasis is on mutual respect of the practices of one's friends and neighbors in the community.
The entrance gate is not locked on Shabbat. Afternoon day care is also available. The high school offers college preparatory studies as well as business administration classes, and majors in art, music and drama. The Regional Council provides buses throughout the day to transport children to and from classes and to the many extracurricular activities offered at the school in the afternoons. The safe and protective rural setting lends itself to independence for the children, who enjoy friendships with their peers both on the settlement itself and with their classmates from other settlements.