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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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The World Today: Dr. Richard Haass in Conversation with Rabbi Cosgrove
Sat / Oct 12 / After Yizkor / 87th St and Online
Dr. Richard Haass, a veteran diplomat and respected voice on U.S. foreign policy and international relations, will share insights on what has taken place in the Middle East and the world over the past year as well as offer his thoughts about what might be on the horizon.
BYOD (Bring Your Own Dinner) in the Sukkah
Thu / Oct 17 / Immediately following 6:00 pm services / 87th Street
Join us for a dairy BYOD (bring your own dinner)! Wine and cookies will be served. Space is limited. Cost: $20/member, $30/general, $15/child under 12.
Festival Morning Service and Simhat Torah Honorees
Fri / Oct 25 / 9:45 am / 87th Street and Online
Celebrate the uplifting and joyous holiday of Simhat Torah, a day for adults and children alike. Come together in an intimate and warm setting where the Torah is the focal point and dancing is encouraged for all.
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.
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Entering a Synagogue
What do we seek when entering a synagogue? By way of a visit to his grandfather’s synagogue, Rabbi Cosgrove teaches that we hope to experience gratitude for the people and values that have shaped us and to dedicate ourselves to becoming even better versions of ourselves.
Featured Song
Hatikvah (The Hope)
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Today, we solemnly observe the anniversary of the October 7th attacks. Our new album, Am Yisrael Chai: An October 7th Commemorative Album, ends with Hatikvah, “The Hope,” sung by Cantor Schwartz with the Jerusalem Symphony. Od lo avda tikvateinu – “our hope is not lost.” You can stream and download the album at pasyn.org/album. |
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