Join us for Shavuot services and Yizkor on Friday, May 22 at 10:00 a.m. We will gather for the Shavuot morning service, including Yizkor, as we observe the festival together as a community. A festive Shavuot kiddush will follow services. Register Here
Pins and Needles is reaching out to let you know that we are always very happy to welcome new members to our group. This month, we will meet on Tuesday, May 5, in the shul library from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. and on Zoom on the third Tuesday of the month (May 19). We knit, crochet, and socialize. We would love to have other crafters join us to showcase their work and share tips and stories. We would also like to inform you that we are currently in need of yarn donations. Especially helpful are donations of blanket-weight yarn and multiple balls of the same weight or colour. If you’re doing some spring cleaning and have yarn you’re no longer using, we’d be grateful if you’d consider donating it to us. Please contact nancy@kosiner.com if you have any questions.
Tot Shabbat! On Saturday, May 16th, Join us as we learn together, sing, and enjoy a delicious Kiddush lunch! 🎵 11:30 AM: Tot Shabbat with fun activities and songs 🍽 12:15 PM: Blessings and Kiddush lunch for all Let's celebrate a beautiful year of singing, playing, and dancing together. Member Registration Guest Registration
Pins and Needles is reaching out to let you know that we are always very happy to welcome new members to our group. This month, we will meet on Tuesday, May 5, in the shul library from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. and on Zoom on the third Tuesday of the month (May 19). We knit, crochet, and socialize. We would love to have other crafters join us to showcase their work and share tips and stories. We would also like to inform you that we are currently in need of yarn donations. Especially helpful are donations of blanket-weight yarn and multiple balls of the same weight or colour. If you’re doing some spring cleaning and have yarn you’re no longer using, we’d be grateful if you’d consider donating it to us. Please contact nancy@kosiner.com if you have any questions.
🗓️ Sunday, April 26 ⏰ 10:00 am – 3:00 PM📍Darchei Noam Join us in saving lives by donating blood! Your donation can provide life-saving blood products to patients in need within our community. Donations take only a few minutes but make an immeasurable impact—each donation can save up to three lives. We hope you’ll consider participating and helping us support this vital cause. Every donation counts and your generosity gives hope and healing to those in need. Register Here
Pins and Needles is reaching out to let you know that we are always very happy to welcome new members to our group. This month, we will meet on Tuesday, April 14, in the shul library from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. and on Zoom on the third Tuesday of the month (April 21). We knit, crochet, and socialize. We would love to have other crafters join us to showcase their work and share tips and stories. We would also like to inform you that we are currently in need of yarn donations. Especially helpful are donations of blanket-weight yarn and multiple balls of the same weight or colour. If you’re doing some spring cleaning and have yarn you’re no longer using, we’d be grateful if you’d consider donating it to us. Please contact nancy@kosiner.com if you have any questions.
Rabbi Tina Grimberg invites you on a special learning journey in “These Are a Few of My Favourite Texts.” In this class, Rabbi Tina will share sacred texts and literary writings from Jewish tradition that have most deeply shaped her rabbinic voice. From ancient Torah wisdom to modern Jewish voices, these are the passages that accompanied Rabbi Tina throughout her career—sources of meaning, challenge, and inspiration. Together, we will discover why these texts continue to resonate, offering enduring wisdom and insight for our own lives. The conversation will continue in our Post-Kiddush programs on March 28 and April 4, providing a welcoming space to reflect, discuss, and share insights with the community. Register Here
Join us for the Darchei Noam Second Night Passover Seder on Thursday, April 2nd at 6:00 PM. Celebrate Passover with friends, family, and our community in a warm, festive evening full of story, song, and tradition. Tables seat 10 people, so gather your family and friends and join together at one table. Pricing: Children 4 & under are free, children 5–12 are $54, and teens and adults 13+ are $90. Please register by March 25th to reserve your spot and join us for a meaningful, joyful, and delicious Passover celebration. Register Here We are committed to providing accessible and inclusive events. If you are interested in attending but require an accommodation to fully participate, please contact Claire Levy-Boker at claire@darcheinoam.ca
Saturday morning, March 28, we will be celebrating Bring a Friend to Darchei Noam Shabbat. If there’s someone you’ve thought about inviting to shul — a friend, neighbour, or family member — this is a good moment to do it. Welcoming new people is how we strengthen and grow our community, and that happens most naturally through the relationships our members already have. Thank you for helping bring new faces into our community. Register Here
Join us for a special Shabbat on March 28, 2026, honouring everyone who joined the Darchei Noam community over the past year. This cherished tradition celebrates new members with a dedicated evening of warmth and connection—reserve your spot now! We've loved welcoming you into our engaging communal life. Full event details and agenda coming soon. Interested in getting more involved? Let Tammy Genesove and the Membership Committee know. RSVP today to ensure your place at this meaningful gathering. Register Here
Israeli Dancing 📅 Saturday, March 21 | 🕙 1:00 PM |📍Social Hall Please join us toward the end of kiddush in the Social Hall 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.
Join us for a special Refugee Shabbat at Congregation Darchei Noam as we celebrate ten years of welcome, friendship, and community. Together, we will honour the family we welcomed a decade ago and recognize the many members and friends whose compassion and commitment helped refugee families build new lives in Canada. The morning will include an inspiring D’var Torah, a group Aliyah recognizing those who contributed to these efforts, and a joyful service, followed by Kiddush lunch and a special program with reflections on the journey from arrival to belonging. We look forward to marking this meaningful milestone together. Register Here
