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Kabbalat Shabbat
Fri / Weekly / 6:15 pm / 87th Street and Online
Shabbat Morning Service
Sat / 9:45 am / 87th Street and Online
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Kol Nidrei 5785
"We will continue to create the synagogue of the future, one that is welcoming, inclusive and helps our members continue to live meaningful Jewish lives."
– Chairman Mark First
Upcoming Events
Shabbat Shelanu
Sat / Nov 9, 16, 23; Dec 7, 14 / 10:30 am / 87th Street
Cantor Reisner
This musical service with family-friendly Shabbat activity is geared for those who have children ages newborn-2nd grade. Led by Cantor Reisner, your family will sing, pray, and learn together.
Vicki K. Wimpfheimer Mitzvah Day
Sun / Nov 24 / 10:00 am–1:00 pm / 87th Street
Celebrate more than 25 years of doing mitzvot together by joining us for a morning of activities for all ages that help benefit our local community.
PAS Youth Choir
Fri / 5:00 pm / 87th Street
Children’s voices raised in song are beautiful to hear, but especially in the context of Jewish community, where one of our core values is to gather on Shabbat and sing.
For Such a Time As This: On Being Jewish Today
A poignant exploration of what it means to be Jewish today, from a leading voice in modern Judaism, Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove of Park Avenue Synagogue. Pre-order your copy today.
For Jews today, the attack by Hamas on Israel on October 7—a vicious assault that killed more Jews in one day than any time since the Holocaust—has drawn a clear and irreversible demarcation in time. The Jewish community woke up to an unrecognizable new reality on that day, witnessing first the sheer horror of the atrocities in Israel, followed immediately by the stark rise in antisemitism, the world’s oldest hatred, in its wake.
Learn More and Order NowWeekly Sermon
The Way of the Dove
During the NYC marathon weekend, Rabbi Zuckerman compares marathon runners to the story of Noah, and reflects on how through hope, resilience, and support, we can help each other reach the finish line and decide our own future.
Featured Song
Neesaf Tishrei (The Passing of Tishrei)
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The lyricist Natan Yonathan builds on opening words from the Medieval Sephardic poet Shmuel ibn Naghrilla as he marks the passing of months: “Av has died, Elul has died, and heat has died, Tishrei also has come to die with them”, and Tzvika Pik provides music that is in turn mournful and energetic. As we embark on the year 5785, we mourn that which is past and look forward with hope, through this song. From our new album Am Yisrael Chai: An October 7th Commemorative Album, now streaming on all major platforms. |
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