Fri / Weekly / 6:15 pm / 87th Street and Online
Sat / 9:45 am / 87th Street and Online
PAS CONNECT
Livestream
Tue / Sep 24 / 12:00 pm / Online
Josh Shron and Rabbi Zuckerman
In his new presentation, "A Musical Hug from Israel", Israeli music expert and radio host Josh Shron takes a deep dive into the songs released in the weeks after October 7, helping us connect to the vibe of Israel in one of its darkest hours.
Wed–Wed / Sep 11 - Sep 25
One week left to order Challah through the Women’s Network! Prepare for the holidays and do a yummy mitzvah! Choose between plain, poppy, raisin, and whole-wheat challahs from the local William Greenberg Desserts.
Sat / Sep 28 / 8:15 pm / 87th St and Online
Rabbi Elie Kaunfer
Avinu Malkenu -- Our Father, Our King -- is one of the core prayers of the High Holidays. But what does it mean? The Talmud tells the story of how and why this prayer was written, offering a very different understanding of what we might have expected.
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 Pre-Order NowHow do we move forward when the obstacles at hand seem too great? How do we revive our souls when our faith is wavering? Rabbi Zuckerman applies Amalek's attempt to crush the spirit of the Israelites to the crises, and aspirations, the Jewish people face today.
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“Bearers of tears, bring our tears before the Ruler who tends to those in tears.” When Cantor Schwartz and his daughter sing these words, we recall that every parent has held a child in tears. Children can also hold their parents in tears, and we can shed them for each other, as the text speaks also of cries and prayers, all of which are part of our High Holiday services. |
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