Featured Sermon
Rabbi Koffman: Why Do We Wear Tzitzit (Fringes) on Our Tallit? (June 21, 2025)
Join Rabbi Koffman for a deep dive into this ancient commandment—and get ready for a surprisingly provocative tale from, of all places, the Talmud!
Featured This Week
Featured Song
May You Know No War (Lo Teida Milhama)
Bidding farewell to Cantor Sierra Fox as she leaves our internship, we offer this musical illustration of that tradition which she and Cantor Schwartz sang earlier this month. We have passed this piece, and much more of our music, on to Sierra, and we hope she shares it, and all of her knowledge and talents with her new community and with the world.
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Featured Sermon
Rabbi Koffman: Why Do We Wear Tzitzit (Fringes) on Our Tallit? (June 21, 2025)
Join Rabbi Koffman for a deep dive into this ancient commandment—and get ready for a surprisingly provocative tale from, of all places, the Talmud! -
Featured Song
May You Know No War (Lo Teida Milhama)
Bidding farewell to Cantor Sierra Fox as she leaves our internship, we offer this musical illustration of that tradition which she and Cantor Schwartz sang earlier this month. We have passed this piece, and much more of our music, on to Sierra, and we hope she shares it, and all of her knowledge and talents with her new community and with the world.
Bring Them Home Israel at War
Each week, until they are all returned home, we dedicate the mitzvah of hadlakat nerot Shabbat, lighting Shabbat candles, to an individual held in captivity in Gaza. Visit our Israel at War Resource page for more material.
Get Out the Vote
New York City’s municipal election primaries are coming up, and your vote can help determine the future of our city — from Mayor to Borough President to City Council. Turnout in primary elections is typically low, which means every vote carries more weight. Let’s make sure our community shows up.
Worship Opportunities
Every 7th day. 52 weeks a year. Since Creation.
Our doors are open for lively communal worship in the sanctuary, alternative services and programs for all ages, music, and more.
We are open for members and non-members for daily Minyan, Kabbalat Shabbat and Shabbat morning services, 52 weeks a year. Registration not required.
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Get Out the Vote
New York City’s municipal election primaries are coming up, and your vote can help determine the future of our city — from Mayor to Borough President to City Council. Turnout in primary elections is typically low, which means every vote carries more weight. Let’s make sure our community shows up.
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Worship Opportunities
Every 7th day. 52 weeks a year. Since Creation.
Our doors are open for lively communal worship in the sanctuary, alternative services and programs for all ages, music, and more.
We are open for members and non-members for daily Minyan, Kabbalat Shabbat and Shabbat morning services, 52 weeks a year. Registration not required.
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