Upcoming Service Changes
On August 12th, join us for Friday Shabbat Services in the Penthouse with a “pre-neg” (a light snack and beverage) at 6 PM, before services. Shabbat Services will begin at 6:30 PM. Following services, at approximately 7:50, proceed to the Gold Wing Gallery, where Michelle Orsi Gordon will be hosting the opening of her exhibit, Recognizing Connections. Saturday morning Services will remain at their usual 10 AM on Zoom.
In general, Friday evening services are IN PERSON in the sanctuary and on Zoom. Saturday services and Torah Study will remain only on Zoom for now.
It is an honor to be the rabbi at Hebrew Tabernacle and a blessing to be part of this wonderful community and congregational family. This is a very strange time we have been living in. Covid has disrupted our lives in so many ways for longer than we would have every anticipated. Yet in spite of the challenges we have faced, the congregation has been creative and flexible as we have used technology to allow us to be together and support one another when we haven’t been able to do so in person. Whether we are physically together, on zoom or both we have prayed together, learned together, celebrated together, done acts of Tikkun Olam (repairing the world) together and become an even stronger community. There is no doubt in my mind that as the world continues to change around us (hopefully for the better now) we will find ways to continue to grow and strengthen our congregation.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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10 Aug
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12 Aug
Kabbalat Shabbat & Art Opening
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13 Aug
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19 Aug
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Our building, designed by architects Cherry & Matz and completed in 1931, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places..
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2018 Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration–blessing of children
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2018 Shofar Choir
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2018 Shofar Choir
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2018 Shofar Choir
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2018 Tot Hashanah
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2018 Tot Hashanah
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2018 Tot Hashanah
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2018 Tot Hashanah
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2018 Tot Hashanah
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Our architect-designed sukkah, looking up at the sky.
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October 1, 2018: Simchat Torah–holding the Torah on 185th Street
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October 1, 2018: Simchat Torah–holding the Torah on 185th Street
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October 1, 2018: Simchat Torah–dancing on 185th Street with the Torah
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2017 Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration
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2017 Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration, candle lighting
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2017 Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration
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2017 Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration, blessing of children
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2017 Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration: what I am thankful for