We are excited to invite you to a special post-Kiddush program on April 19th called “Growing Wise”. This unique session will explore Jewish perspectives on the process of growing wiser, with a focus on the spiritual and personal growth that comes with life's stages. Rabbi Tina will be moderating a panel discussion with an inspiring […]

Planet Earth Needs Our Help. On April 26th, our Shabbat service will explore the environmental challenges we face, and how all of us can be part of the solution. The service will include: An environmentally-themed Dvar Torah by our member Janice Keil. A post-kiddush panel discussion on What everyone can do to promote a more sustainable […]

Saturday, April 26 | Following Kiddush - Triple Room Please join us toward the end of kiddush in the Triple Room for an hour of Israeli dancing. All are welcome to join us in this fun, community-building activity. Join us to enjoy Israeli music and movement.

Teen Program – Grades 8-12 When: Last Sunday of every month, 12:30-2:00 PM Ready for something different? Our Teen Program is the perfect place to hang out, have fun, and step up as a leader. We’ve got lively discussions, cool activities, and plenty of chances to make your mark – all in a laid-back, welcoming […]

Please join us to commemorate Yom HaZikaron and celebrate Yom HaAtzmaut Yom HaZikaron CommemorationWednesday, April 30 | 6:00 PMWe will begin the evening with a solemn commemoration service honoring Israel’s fallen soldiers and victims of terror. Yom HaAtzmaut CelebrationWednesday, April 30 | 7:00 PMFollowing the service, we will come together for a lively […]

Tot Shabbat First Saturday of Every Month | 10:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Tot Shabbat Yom Ha'atzmaut Celebration!  On Saturday, May 3rd, we’re turning Tot Shabbat into an immersive Yom Ha'atzmaut adventure. Join us as we learn together, sing, and enjoy a delicious Kiddush lunch! This is the perfect way for kids and parents to experience Israeli culture through […]

Too often, we protect both health and social justice using tools suggested by this week’s parsha, Tazria/Mezorah: we look, we diagnose, and we act.  This direct approach to change may serve us to a point, but we live in times of worsening equality, less fairness, and eroding social justice.  Lessons from the front lines of […]

“Grief keeps the heart flexible, fluid, and open to others.” ― Francis Weller In his book The Wild Edge of Sorrow, psychotherapist Francis Weller explores how to move through the waters of grief and loss in a culture so fundamentally detached from the needs of the soul.