Erev Shabbat – Friday nights

Shabbat services usually begin at 8:00 PM. On the first Friday of each month, they begin at 6:00 PM. Each service lasts about an hour.

Our services are joyous, participatory events. We particularly enjoy congregational singing.

We currently use Gates of Prayer for Shabbat and Weekdays/AGender Sensitive Prayerbook, (1994) but are excited about our pending transition into Mishkan T’fillah: A Reform Siddur (2007).

Occasionally, one of our Religious School classes may make a presentation, or Rabbi Cashman will lead us in a study of a text from the Torah, or from another Jewish source.

Erev Shabbat services are open to the public, and we love to welcome visitors. If you visit, please stick around afterwards so we can say “Shabbat Shalom” to you.

Shabbat Morning

We hold Saturday morning services at 10:30 AM at least once a month. Please check the calendar to see what’s going on. It could be

• A Bar or Bat Mitzvah, when one of our young people leads the service, chants from the Torah and the Haftarah, and delivers a d’var Torah, some words about the week’s Torah portion.

• A Religious School class service, when one of our classes will do a presentation. For some of these, we use “Gates of Prayer for Young People” which is aimed at Pre-Kindergarten through grade 2.

• A just because it’s Shabbat service.

Shabbat morning services are open to the public, and we love to welcome visitors. If you visit, please stick around afterwards so we can say “Shabbat Shalom” to you