Shabbat worship is the highlight of our week, where music lifts our souls and meditative moments bring us to a sense of mindful awareness.
Live streaming of worship services held in the Blumenthal Sanctuary is available on Shabbat evenings and mornings using the link to the right. Thank you to Lee and Jane Diamond for making live streaming possible.
Read below for the Summer Schedule (June-August) and Fall/Winter/Spring Schedule (September-May).
Fall-Winter-Spring Shabbat Schedule – September – May
First Friday of the Month Preneg – 5:15pm
Shabbat SongFest – 5:30pm
Preschool-age kids and tots join Ms. Patty for a casual singalong to start Shabbat.
Family Shabbat Evening Service – 6:00pm
Vibrant and energetic musical service designed for families with school-aged children, but all are welcome.
Every Friday
Shabbat Evening Service – 7:30pm
Services for the entire community
Oneg – 9:00pm
Saturday
Torah Study – 9:00am
Led by the clergy or lay leaders. All are welcome.
Tot Shabbat – 9:00am
Offered once each month. Sing, dance and pray with the clergy and Ms. Patty and clergy at the musical, high-energy Shabbat designed for tots, preschoolers and their grownups. Followed by a craft and snack arranged by parent volunteers.
Shabbat Morning Service – 10:30am
Weekly Shabbat morning services are often led by clergy and B’nei Mitzvah students. Otherwise, adult and teen congregants join the clergy to help lead the service.
Service times are subject to change for holidays or special events. Please refer to our calendar each week for updated times.
Summer Shabbat Schedule – June-August
Friday
Summer Shabbat Evening Service – 6:00pm
Services for the entire community
Saturday Torah Study – 9:00am
Shabbat Morning Service – 10:30am Our entire community joins together every Shabbat morning for prayer, words of wisdom, and the public reading of the Torah. On most Saturdays, services are led by clergy and B’nei Mitzvah students. Otherwise, adult and teen congregants join the clergy to help lead the service.
Text & Audio for Blessings Before & After the Reading of the Torah
