We are a center for Jewish life that embraces a diversity of religious and cultural traditions.
We cherish each individual, cultivating friendship and reaching out to support one another in difficult times through acts of hesed (loving-kindness).
We gather to learn, pray, and celebrate the cycles of Jewish time, infusing our lives with joy and meaning, and revealing kedushah (holiness) within and around us.
Is Shavuot a Biblical or Rabbinic Holy Day?!?
Is Shavuot about receiving food or receiving Torah?!?
Is Shavuot connected to Counting the Omer or to Mt. Sinai?!?
Come to our Shavuot study to learn the answers and discover more questions.
Erev Shavuot.
Shavuot days 1&2
Our traditional-style Shabbat service uses the Sim Shalom (Conservative movement) siddur with liturgy mostly in Hebrew, and includes a full triennial Torah reading, Haftarah, and Musaf. 9:30 am - 12:00 noon
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