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This Shabbat
Every 7th day. 52 weeks a year. Since Creation.
Kabbalat Shabbat
Fri / 6:15 pm
Livestream
Take a break from the work week and recharge your spirit as we warmly welcome Shabbat together.
Shabbat Morning Service
Sat / 9:45 am
Livestream
A musically uplifting morning service, Torah reading, sermon, and Musaf.
Virtual Community Havdalah
Sat / Mar 6 / 6:40 pm
PAS Clergy
Livestream and Zoom
Join us for a festive Havdalah with clergy to bring Shabbat to a close.
Coming Attractions
Strangers in a Strange Land: The Jewish Response to Seeking Sanctuary
Fri / Mar 5, 12, 19 / 1:00 pm
Rabbi Witkovsky / Rabbi Philp
The story of our people, which we retell every Passover, obligates us to respond to the crises of our time with courage and compassion.
The Hidden Pandemic
Mon / Mar 8 / 12:30 pm
Dr. Ilana Kwartin, Orit Svetlana Zuaretz, and Karin Lagziel
Zoom. Register for link.
While we are encouraged to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic, there are many women suffering from abuse and violence by their spouses.
NYC Mayoral Candidate Forum
Weds / Mar 10 / 7:00 pm
Zoom. Register for link.
NYC voters will elect a new mayor this year. Tune in to a conversation with leading candidates that will help you make an informed choice in the June 22 primary election.
Sermons
Laws, Lincoln, and Lessons Learned
“Laws are the love language of the Torah.” Rabbi Witkovsky explores Parashat Mishpatim and an 1838 speech given by Abraham Lincoln. He shows the importance of laws in Jewish and American tradition and of ensuring that our laws reflect our values and are followed. No one is above the law, but the law must also be molded for equity and justice.
From the Music Center
Cantor Schwartz sings Siman Tov
In this famous klezmer-style song, the clarinet wails in irrepressible joy at every mitzvah, every wedding, every great occasion. Even in an unsettled world, we are still celebrating great occasions with a hearty “mazal tov” and the strains of this classic song. Is there something or someone in your life who deserves some congratulations and encouragement? Wishing you a Shabbat Shalom, and sending a joyful “mazal tov” to all those celebrating!
Coronavirus and Vaccine Information
Making an appointment for the COVID-19 vaccine can be challenging. We are here to help. Please contact Rachel Weinstock via email or at 212-369-2600, x121 to be connected with a PAS volunteer.
Featured Video
Purim 5781: The Princess Spiel
Did you miss this year's Purim Spiel? Do you want to relive the once-a-year comedy experience? Either way, you can watch the Purim Spiel today!