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Our services warmly embrace all of our congregants and friends in the community every day of the week in-person. Click here for a virtual option. Check the calendar for up-to-date times!

Daily Services (In-Person and Virtual):

Monday-Friday at 7am
Sundays and all Federal Holidays (New Year's Day, MLK Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Indigenous Peoples Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving & Christmas) at 8am 

Evening Services (Virtual Only):

Sunday-Thursday at 8pm

Shabbat Services (In-Person and Virtual):

Friday: 6:15pm
Saturday: 9:30am

Congregational shabbat Evening Services (In-Person and Virtual):

Saturday evening before sundown - please click here for times.

 

WednesdayWed, 4 DecDecember, 2024

In-Person/Zoom: Minyan

Wednesday, Dec 4th 7:00a

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WednesdayWed, 4 DecDecember, 2024

Zoom: Minyan

Wednesday, Dec 4th 8:00p

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ThursdayThu, 5 DecDecember, 2024

In-Person/Zoom: Minyan

Thursday, Dec 5th 7:00a

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ThursdayThu, 5 DecDecember, 2024

Zoom: Minyan

Thursday, Dec 5th 8:00p

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FridayFri, 6 DecDecember, 2024

In-Person/Zoom: Minyan

Friday, Dec 6th 7:00a

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SaturdaySat, 7 DecDecember, 2024
SundaySun, 8 DecDecember, 2024

In-Person/Zoom: Minyan

Sunday, Dec 8th 8:00a

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SundaySun, 8 DecDecember, 2024

Zoom: Minyan

Sunday, Dec 8th 8:00p

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MondayMon, 9 DecDecember, 2024

In-Person/Zoom: Minyan

Monday, Dec 9th 7:00a

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MondayMon, 9 DecDecember, 2024

Zoom: Minyan

Monday, Dec 9th 8:00p

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Congregational Courtesies

  • Please greet your friends and those you don’t already know with “Shabbat Shalom” (a peaceful Sabbath) and say hello! On Jewish holidays the appropriate greeting is “Hag Sameah” (Happy Holiday)!
  • We strive to create a holy, spiritual environment for our prayer experiences. Kindly refrain from using cameras, cellular phones, and other electronic devices while in our building on Shabbat and Jewish holidays.
  • For the comfort and convenience of families with young children, a portion of the Helman Auditorium, just under the balcony on the Rabbis’ side of the sanctuary, will be open for seating. If your child’s attention span begins to wane, this section will provide easy access to an exit.
  • It is customary to stand when the Ark is open, the Torah is being held, or for certain prayers.
  • Kindly remain in the sanctuary while the Rabbi or bar or bat mitzvah is speaking, the Torah or Haftarah is being chanted, the Ark is open, or presentations are being made.
  • Our entire building and premises are smoke-free at all times.
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