Big Ideas
Our Shabbaton will focus on ethics and justice in medicine, especially in navigating a pandemic. Discuss the challenges ahead, and the promising advancements on the long road to healing.
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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
Location: Livestream
A musically uplifting morning service, Torah reading, sermon, and Musaf.
Virtual Community Havdalah
Sat / Jan 30 / 6:05 pm
PAS Clergy
Livestream and Zoom
Join us for a festive Havdalah with clergy to bring Shabbat to a close.
Coming Attractions
Songs of Hope
Tue / Jan 26 / 8:00 pm
Cantor Schwartz, Cantor Brook, and Cantor Chaim David Berson
Zoom
In honor of Tu BiShvat and Shabbat Shirah, Cantor Schwartz, Cantor Brook, and Cantor Chaim David Berson of Congregation Kehillath Jeshurun join in an evening of conversation and song.
Mourning in the Time of COVID-19 Bereavement Group
Thu / Begins Jan 28 / 1:00 pm
Rabbi Amy Bolton, Hospice Spiritual Care Counselor, and Amber Keinan, LMSW
Zoom. Register for link.
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is a challenge beyond measure. Now, with the COVID-19 pandemic woven into the fabric of our lives, the grief and sorrow can be compounded.
Immortal Life: Family, Justice, and the Cost of Medical Advancement
Thu / Jan 28 / 7:00 pm
Veronica Robinson and Shirley Lacks
Zoom. Register for link.
Henrietta Lacks was a Black woman whose tumor cells were preserved without her knowledge or consent for research in the early 1950s and became the first “immortal” cells.
Sermons
Exodus in America
What lessons does the Exodus offer to our country and to us? Rabbi Cosgrove proposes five principles that can guide us as we seek to emerge from today’s narrow places.
From the Music Center
Cantor Schwartz Sings “Ein Li Eretz Aheret” (“I Have No Other Land”)
Next Thursday, we will observe Tu BiShvat, a holiday celebrating the revival of nature. It is a reminder of our responsibility to protect and love our eretz (land) as our environment. The words of this Israeli song were quoted recently on the floor of the US House of Representatives as a reminder of societal responsibility to protect and love our nation. Wishing you a Shabbat Shalom filled with love for our planet and its people.
Featured Video
Israel Today and Tomorrow with Tehila Friedman
Knesset member Tehila Friedman discusses the three Israeli elections over the past two years, the prospect of a fourth election, and navigating the field of Israeli politics. Friedman lives in Jerusalem and is a social activist who promotes women’s rights.
How You Can Help
As we face the public health crisis caused by COVID-19, we are committed to being a force for good in our city and around the world. You are an essential part of these efforts. Visit the Tikkun Olam page to learn how you can help.
