Monthly Sundays, 5:00-8:00 including dinner

- 5:00 Adulting skills

- 6:00 Cooking & eating together

- 7:00 Conversation circle/ discussion

Teens in grade 8 and up: it's time to start adulting. But what does Jewish adulting look like? Join us for this monthly combination of skill-building and discussion led by Or Hadash college student Elijah Jeffres. Each topic will be explored from both a practical perspective (e.g. how do you make a shiva call, or blow shofar, or budget in a way that reflects your needs and your values?) and an ideas & conversational one (e.g. what does Judaism have to say about death and mourning, and what do you think about that? what's the role of music in Judaism, and in your spiritual life? what does Judaism teach about money, and how do you think about it?). 

In between skill building and discussion, we'll make and eat dinner together each week - a skill in itself! Teens are welcome to come for the whole evening, or to only come for one part or another as it suits their interests and schedules.

About our group leader: 

Elijah Jeffres is a musician, artist, explorer, Jewish learner, all-around nerd, and young adult that was raised in the Or Hadash community. They are a 3rd year student at Georgia Tech studying history and sociology, and are so excited to teach a new generation of teens at Or Hadash!

Register here.

Join us each Tuesday morning after Minyan for Nosh & Drosh!

Over coffee and bagels, we explore themes of compassion, connection, and community in Jewish life. Bring your curiosity and enjoy lively discussion, meaningful insights, and a welcoming group.

All are welcome! Join in person or on Zoom.

Drop-In Meditation at Or Hadash

Take a breath during your busy day and re-center yourself through Jewish mindfulness meditation led by Rabbi Lauren. Everyone is welcome—whether you're a newcomer to meditation, an occasional practitioner, or you've had a steady practice for years.

Please arrive before 12:15 pm so we can start on time and allow ample time for guided meditation, silence, teaching, and questions. 

  How is belief in God possible in the aftermath of the Shoah? Is God dead? Are we experiencing an eclipse of God? Has the covenant between God and the Jewish people been broken? Does God suffer? Is Tikkun Olam (repairing the world) possible in an age of genocide?

Join Marc Gary and Rabbi Lauren to explore these and other questions of modern Jewish belief through a discussion of the writings of major modern Jewish thinkers such as Yitz Greenberg, Richard Rubinstein, Emil Fackenheim and Abraham Joshua Heschel as well as feminist theologian Melissa Raphael and the drashot of R' Kalonymous Kalman Shapira, the rebbe of the Warsaw Ghetto. Come with an open and questioning mind. RSVP here.

Becoming and Belonging: Growing together through science, spirituality, and the wonder of parenthood. 

Led by Rabbi Lauren and Emiliya Adelson

Friday, October 23, and 30, and November 6, 13, and 20, 11:30am-1pm

6 weekly meetings, registration required

A group for moms & babies 0-12mos exploring the intersection of Jewish spirituality and neuroscience as pathways to build strong mother-baby bonds.

For additional information and to register, click here.

Join us in person or on Zoom to celebrate Shabbat.

Parshat Lech Lecha

7:23 pm Havdalah

Love a good story with a sci-fi or fantasy twist? Join us for our Jewish Sci-Fi Book Club! We meet monthly to dive into fascinating reads that blend imagination with Jewish culture, history, and mythology. Whether you're a sci-fi enthusiast or simply curious, you’re invited to share your thoughts, explore new ideas, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Please join us after kiddush. No need to finish the book—everyone is welcome to stop by and join the conversation!

Monthly Book Selection:

Our book for October is Father of the Bride of Franken­stein by Daniel M. Kimmel.

Join other Men’s Club Members for an evening of strategy games, board games, cards. and more. Pizza dinner and snacks will be served. No charge. RSVP here.

Join us each Tuesday morning after Minyan for Nosh & Drosh!

Over coffee and bagels, we explore themes of compassion, connection, and community in Jewish life. Bring your curiosity and enjoy lively discussion, meaningful insights, and a welcoming group.

All are welcome! Join in person or on Zoom.

Drop-In Meditation at Or Hadash

Take a breath during your busy day and re-center yourself through Jewish mindfulness meditation led by Rabbi Lauren. Everyone is welcome—whether you're a newcomer to meditation, an occasional practitioner, or you've had a steady practice for years.

Please arrive before 12:15 pm so we can start on time and allow ample time for guided meditation, silence, teaching, and questions. 

  How is belief in God possible in the aftermath of the Shoah? Is God dead? Are we experiencing an eclipse of God? Has the covenant between God and the Jewish people been broken? Does God suffer? Is Tikkun Olam (repairing the world) possible in an age of genocide?

Join Marc Gary and Rabbi Lauren to explore these and other questions of modern Jewish belief through a discussion of the writings of major modern Jewish thinkers such as Yitz Greenberg, Richard Rubinstein, Emil Fackenheim and Abraham Joshua Heschel as well as feminist theologian Melissa Raphael and the drashot of R' Kalonymous Kalman Shapira, the rebbe of the Warsaw Ghetto. Come with an open and questioning mind.

New places, new faces, new adventures to share! Meet OH! Or Hadash!, our new field trip and excursion group for congregants ages 50+. Come explore interesting places, discover new perspectives, and connect with friends old and new.

Our first adventure takes us to the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in downtown Atlanta. Come along to learn, reflect, and share the experience together.

Where: 100 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd. NW, Atlanta, GA 30313

Admission: $26 plus tax; $21 plus tax for ages 65+

Meet us at the Center at 10:15 am, or carpool from Or Hadash. Carpools depart promptly at 9:30 am from the synagogue parking lot, so please arrive early.

RSVP is required. Use SignUpGenius to register and indicate whether you need a ride or can drive. Advance signup is required for carpooling.

Questions? Contact Alice Wertheim at 770-605-9608.

OH! Let’s go, go, go!

Becoming and Belonging: Growing together through science, spirituality, and the wonder of parenthood. 

Led by Rabbi Lauren and Emiliya Adelson

Friday, October 30, and November 6, 13, and 20, 11:30am-1pm

6 weekly meetings, registration required

A group for moms & babies 0-12mos exploring the intersection of Jewish spirituality and neuroscience as pathways to build strong mother-baby bonds.

For additional information and to register, click here.

Join us in person or on Zoom to celebrate Shabbat.

Parshat Vayera

7:16 pm Havdalah

Join us each Tuesday morning after Minyan for Nosh & Drosh!

Over coffee and bagels, we explore themes of compassion, connection, and community in Jewish life. Bring your curiosity and enjoy lively discussion, meaningful insights, and a welcoming group.

All are welcome! Join in person or on Zoom.

Drop-In Meditation at Or Hadash

Take a breath during your busy day and re-center yourself through Jewish mindfulness meditation led by Rabbi Lauren. Everyone is welcome—whether you're a newcomer to meditation, an occasional practitioner, or you've had a steady practice for years.

Please arrive before 12:15 pm so we can start on time and allow ample time for guided meditation, silence, teaching, and questions. 

  How is belief in God possible in the aftermath of the Shoah? Is God dead? Are we experiencing an eclipse of God? Has the covenant between God and the Jewish people been broken? Does God suffer? Is Tikkun Olam (repairing the world) possible in an age of genocide?

Join Marc Gary and Rabbi Lauren to explore these and other questions of modern Jewish belief through a discussion of the writings of major modern Jewish thinkers such as Yitz Greenberg, Richard Rubinstein, Emil Fackenheim and Abraham Joshua Heschel as well as feminist theologian Melissa Raphael and the drashot of R' Kalonymous Kalman Shapira, the rebbe of the Warsaw Ghetto. Come with an open and questioning mind.

Fall Torah Tour with Dr. Amy
Off-Roading: Adventures in Jewish Mysticism

Meet at Brewable Roswell,  846 Mimosa Blvd, Roswell, GA 30075 - a non-profit coffee shop creating meaningful jobs for adults with disabilities (and a mean cuppa joe!).

What if “God as King” doesn’t speak to you—or leaves you wanting more?

Join Dr. Amy for three gatherings exploring Jewish mystical ideas that take us beyond familiar images of God. Together, we’ll wonder what these different ways of imagining the divine could mean for how we understand Torah, mitzvot, and our own Jewish lives.

Bring your questions, your curiosity, and a willingness to take a few unexpected turns. Whether these ideas are familiar or entirely new to you, come wonder and take this adventure with us.

Torah belongs out in the world! Meet up with Dr. Amy to rouse your body and spirit with a gem of Torah, a warm cup of coffee, and new friends. Come once or come weekly.

Pro-tip: Bring a friend, arrive early, get your coffee and settle in for a treat. RSVP here.

Make plans to join Dr. Amy for upcoming Torah Tour dates:

November 13: Cuddlefish, 290 High Street, Dunwoody, GA RSVP

November 20: Laylo Cafe, 5180 Peachtree Blvd Ste 495, Chamblee, GA RSVP

Becoming and Belonging: Growing together through science, spirituality, and the wonder of parenthood. 

Led by Rabbi Lauren and Emiliya Adelson

Friday, November 6, 13, and 20, 11:30am-1pm

6 weekly meetings, registration required

A group for moms & babies 0-12mos exploring the intersection of Jewish spirituality and neuroscience as pathways to build strong mother-baby bonds.

For additional information and to register, click here.

Join us for Shabbat for All, a Shabbat evening with JAccess and PJ Library Atlanta in partnership with Congregation Or Hadash. The Shabbat for All experience welcomes everyone and offers an evening of connection, accessibility, Shabbat themed art making, storytelling, and community in a space where all can participate. Enjoy a light kosher dinner and story time. Register here.

Whether you're a longtime member, new to Or Hadash or shul shopping, this is your invitation to experience the joy, music, warmth, and community that make Or Hadash special. 

• Join Rabbi Lauren and our davening team for a soulful, musical Kabbalat Shabbat with guitar. Before services, enjoy a delicious Shabbat dinner and warm conversation with friends—new and longtime. 

  Families, singles, couples, empty nesters—everyone is welcome.

RSVP today for dinner! See you soon. RSVP: $10/person. Kids under 5 free.

Join us in person or on Zoom to welcome Shabbat. 

Lehitra'ot - See you soon.

Join us in person or on Zoom to celebrate Shabbat.

Parshat Chayei Sarah

6:10 pm Havdalah

Join us each Tuesday morning after Minyan for Nosh & Drosh!

Over coffee and bagels, we explore themes of compassion, connection, and community in Jewish life. Bring your curiosity and enjoy lively discussion, meaningful insights, and a welcoming group.

All are welcome! Join in person or on Zoom.

This fall, Or Hadash welcomes Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder for a creative Rosh Hodesh series exploring the themes and teachings of each Jewish month through text study and art.

We’ll learn some text together, and then explore it by “making marks” - aka making art in a no-pressure environment. All are welcome! No artistic background or skill necessary!

Come for one session—or join us each month. Separate registration is required for each date.

Wednesday, Oct 14 - RSVP

Tuesday, Nov 10 - RSVP

Tues, Dec 15 - RSVP

Fee per session: $36 in advance | $30 in advance for Or Nashim Members | $40 at the door

Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder PhD. is a community rabbi who, in addition to facilitating life cycle events and teaching Torah, is also a Certified Jewish Studio Project Facilitator. She is an avid potter and loves to encourage the natural creativity that we all possess. She got her doctorate in Jewish women's history from Yale and has lived in Canada, Israel, Germany, and all over the United States.

Drop-In Meditation at Or Hadash

Take a breath during your busy day and re-center yourself through Jewish mindfulness meditation led by Rachel Schultz. Everyone is welcome—whether you're a newcomer to meditation, an occasional practitioner, or you've had a steady practice for years.

Please arrive before 12:15 pm so we can start on time and allow ample time for guided meditation, silence, teaching, and questions. 

  How is belief in God possible in the aftermath of the Shoah? Is God dead? Are we experiencing an eclipse of God? Has the covenant between God and the Jewish people been broken? Does God suffer? Is Tikkun Olam (repairing the world) possible in an age of genocide?

Join Marc Gary and Rabbi Lauren to explore these and other questions of modern Jewish belief through a discussion of the writings of major modern Jewish thinkers such as Yitz Greenberg, Richard Rubinstein, Emil Fackenheim and Abraham Joshua Heschel as well as feminist theologian Melissa Raphael and the drashot of R' Kalonymous Kalman Shapira, the rebbe of the Warsaw Ghetto. Come with an open and questioning mind.

Fall Torah Tour with Dr. Amy
Off-Roading: Adventures in Jewish Mysticism

Meet at Cuddlefish, 290 High Street, Dunwoody, GA — Coffee and pastries in the morning, sushi and sake at night.

What if “God as King” doesn’t speak to you—or leaves you wanting more?

Join Dr. Amy for three gatherings exploring Jewish mystical ideas that take us beyond familiar images of God. Together, we’ll wonder what these different ways of imagining the divine could mean for how we understand Torah, mitzvot, and our own Jewish lives.

Bring your questions, your curiosity, and a willingness to take a few unexpected turns. Whether these ideas are familiar or entirely new to you, come wonder and take this adventure with us.

Torah belongs out in the world! Meet up with Dr. Amy to rouse your body and spirit with a gem of Torah, a warm cup of coffee, and new friends. Come once or come weekly.

Pro-tip: Bring a friend, arrive early, get your coffee and settle in for a treat. RSVP here.

Make plans to join Dr. Amy for the next Torah Tour stop:

November 20: Laylo Cafe, 5180 Peachtree Blvd Ste 495, Chamblee, GA RSVP

Becoming and Belonging: Growing together through science, spirituality, and the wonder of parenthood. 

Led by Rabbi Lauren and Emiliya Adelson

Friday, November 13, and 20, 11:30am-1pm

6 weekly meetings, registration required

A group for moms & babies 0-12mos exploring the intersection of Jewish spirituality and neuroscience as pathways to build strong mother-baby bonds.

For additional information and to register, click here.

Join us in person or on Zoom to celebrate Shabbat.

Parshat Toldot

6:05 pm Havdalah

Love a good story with a sci-fi or fantasy twist? Join us for our Jewish Sci-Fi Book Club! We meet monthly to dive into fascinating reads that blend imagination with Jewish culture, history, and mythology. Whether you're a sci-fi enthusiast or simply curious, you’re invited to share your thoughts, explore new ideas, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Please join us after kiddush. No need to finish the book—everyone is welcome to stop by and join the conversation!

Monthly Book Selection:

Our book for November is Next Stop by Benjamin Resnick.

Monthly Sundays, 5:00-8:00 including dinner

- 5:00 Adulting skills

- 6:00 Cooking & eating together

- 7:00 Conversation circle/ discussion

Teens in grade 8 and up: it's time to start adulting. But what does Jewish adulting look like? Join us for this monthly combination of skill-building and discussion led by Or Hadash college student Elijah Jeffres. Each topic will be explored from both a practical perspective (e.g. how do you make a shiva call, or blow shofar, or budget in a way that reflects your needs and your values?) and an ideas & conversational one (e.g. what does Judaism have to say about death and mourning, and what do you think about that? what's the role of music in Judaism, and in your spiritual life? what does Judaism teach about money, and how do you think about it?). 

In between skill building and discussion, we'll make and eat dinner together each week - a skill in itself! Teens are welcome to come for the whole evening, or to only come for one part or another as it suits their interests and schedules.

Register here.

Join us each Tuesday morning after Minyan for Nosh & Drosh!

Over coffee and bagels, we explore themes of compassion, connection, and community in Jewish life. Bring your curiosity and enjoy lively discussion, meaningful insights, and a welcoming group.

All are welcome! Join in person or on Zoom.

  How is belief in God possible in the aftermath of the Shoah? Is God dead? Are we experiencing an eclipse of God? Has the covenant between God and the Jewish people been broken? Does God suffer? Is Tikkun Olam (repairing the world) possible in an age of genocide?

Join Marc Gary and Rabbi Lauren to explore these and other questions of modern Jewish belief through a discussion of the writings of major modern Jewish thinkers such as Yitz Greenberg, Richard Rubinstein, Emil Fackenheim and Abraham Joshua Heschel as well as feminist theologian Melissa Raphael and the drashot of R' Kalonymous Kalman Shapira, the rebbe of the Warsaw Ghetto. Come with an open and questioning mind. RSVP here.

Drop-In Meditation at Or Hadash

Take a breath during your busy day and re-center yourself through Jewish mindfulness meditation led by Rabbi Lauren. Everyone is welcome—whether you're a newcomer to meditation, an occasional practitioner, or you've had a steady practice for years.

Please arrive before 12:15 pm so we can start on time and allow ample time for guided meditation, silence, teaching, and questions. 

Fall Torah Tour with Dr. Amy
Off-Roading: Adventures in Jewish Mysticism

Meet at Laylo Cafe, 5180 Peachtree Blvd Ste 495, Chamblee, GA — featuring pastries that are true works of art.

What if “God as King” doesn’t speak to you—or leaves you wanting more?

Join Dr. Amy for three gatherings exploring Jewish mystical ideas that take us beyond familiar images of God. Together, we’ll wonder what these different ways of imagining the divine could mean for how we understand Torah, mitzvot, and our own Jewish lives.

Bring your questions, your curiosity, and a willingness to take a few unexpected turns. Whether these ideas are familiar or entirely new to you, come wonder and take this adventure with us.

Torah belongs out in the world! Meet up with Dr. Amy to rouse your body and spirit with a gem of Torah, a warm cup of coffee, and new friends. Come once or come weekly.

Pro-tip: Bring a friend, arrive early, get your coffee and settle in for a treat. RSVP here.

Becoming and Belonging: Growing together through science, spirituality, and the wonder of parenthood. 

Led by Rabbi Lauren and Emiliya Adelson

Friday, November 20, 11:30am-1pm

6 weekly meetings, registration required

A group for moms & babies 0-12mos exploring the intersection of Jewish spirituality and neuroscience as pathways to build strong mother-baby bonds.

For additional information and to register, click here.

Join us in person or on Zoom to celebrate Shabbat.

Parshat Vayeira

6:01 pm Havdalah

Shabbat Hadasha: A New Approach to Shabbat Morning

This service is a new gateway into Shabbat prayer, opening up the service for anyone for has ever longed to feel more connected in a Jewish prayer space.

9:15am: Gentle guided meditation rooting us in sacred time and the Jewish calendar

10:00am: Studying, chanting, and experiencing five or six prayers total from the Shabbat morning liturgy, taking more time to unpack the deeper meaning of each one. 

10:50am: Text study and Torah discussion in pairs and with the larger group, culminating in an abbreviated Torah service with group aliyot, closing just before noon with Mourner's Kaddish and then a community Kiddish.

Part contemplative prayer and chant, part learner's minyan, part community experience, there's something here for everyone.

Join us each Tuesday morning after Minyan for Nosh & Drosh!

Over coffee and bagels, we explore themes of compassion, connection, and community in Jewish life. Bring your curiosity and enjoy lively discussion, meaningful insights, and a welcoming group.

All are welcome! Join in person or on Zoom.

Join us in person or on Zoom to celebrate Shabbat.

Parshat Vayishlach

5:59 pm Havdalah

Join us each Tuesday morning after Minyan for Nosh & Drosh!

Over coffee and bagels, we explore themes of compassion, connection, and community in Jewish life. Bring your curiosity and enjoy lively discussion, meaningful insights, and a welcoming group.

All are welcome! Join in person or on Zoom.

Drop-In Meditation at Or Hadash

Take a breath during your busy day and re-center yourself through Jewish mindfulness meditation led by Rabbi Lauren. Everyone is welcome—whether you're a newcomer to meditation, an occasional practitioner, or you've had a steady practice for years.

Please arrive before 12:15 pm so we can start on time and allow ample time for guided meditation, silence, teaching, and questions. 

Join us in person or on Zoom to celebrate Shabbat.

Parshat Vayeshev

5:58 pm Havdalah

Join us each Tuesday morning after Minyan for Nosh & Drosh!

Over coffee and bagels, we explore themes of compassion, connection, and community in Jewish life. Bring your curiosity and enjoy lively discussion, meaningful insights, and a welcoming group.

All are welcome! Join in person or on Zoom.

Drop-In Meditation at Or Hadash

Take a breath during your busy day and re-center yourself through Jewish mindfulness meditation led by Rabbi Lauren. Everyone is welcome—whether you're a newcomer to meditation, an occasional practitioner, or you've had a steady practice for years.

Please arrive before 12:15 pm so we can start on time and allow ample time for guided meditation, silence, teaching, and questions. 

5:00 Hanukiyot lighting, followed by latke dinner

6:30 Musical Shabbat services

Join your lights with ours for one of our favorite nights of the year. All are invited to bring a hanukiyah and candles from home for our communal candle lighting. As we take in their warm glow, we’ll enjoy latkes, salad, and sufganiyot, and then move into a musical Shabbat service together. RSVP here. Cost for dinner $10/person, 5 and under free.

Join us in person or on Zoom to celebrate Shabbat.

Parshat Miketz

5:59 pm Havdalah

Love a good story with a sci-fi or fantasy twist? Join us for our Jewish Sci-Fi Book Club! We meet monthly to dive into fascinating reads that blend imagination with Jewish culture, history, and mythology. Whether you're a sci-fi enthusiast or simply curious, you’re invited to share your thoughts, explore new ideas, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Please join us after kiddush. No need to finish the book—everyone is welcome to stop by and join the conversation!

Monthly Book Selection:

Our book for December is The Golem and Jinni by Helene Wecker.

Monthly Sundays, 5:00-8:00 including dinner

- 5:00 Adulting skills

- 6:00 Cooking & eating together

- 7:00 Conversation circle/ discussion

Teens in grade 8 and up: it's time to start adulting. But what does Jewish adulting look like? Join us for this monthly combination of skill-building and discussion led by Or Hadash college student Elijah Jeffres. Each topic will be explored from both a practical perspective (e.g. how do you make a shiva call, or blow shofar, or budget in a way that reflects your needs and your values?) and an ideas & conversational one (e.g. what does Judaism have to say about death and mourning, and what do you think about that? what's the role of music in Judaism, and in your spiritual life? what does Judaism teach about money, and how do you think about it?). 

In between skill building and discussion, we'll make and eat dinner together each week - a skill in itself! Teens are welcome to come for the whole evening, or to only come for one part or another as it suits their interests and schedules.

Register here.

Join us each Tuesday morning after Minyan for Nosh & Drosh!

Over coffee and bagels, we explore themes of compassion, connection, and community in Jewish life. Bring your curiosity and enjoy lively discussion, meaningful insights, and a welcoming group.

All are welcome! Join in person or on Zoom.

This fall, Or Hadash welcomes Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder for a creative Rosh Hodesh series exploring the themes and teachings of each Jewish month through text study and art.

We’ll learn some text together, and then explore it by “making marks” - aka making art in a no-pressure environment. All are welcome! No artistic background or skill necessary!

Come for one session—or join us each month. Separate registration is required for each date.

Wednesday, Oct 14 - RSVP

Tuesday, Nov 10 - RSVP

Tues, Dec 15 - RSVP

Fee per session: $36 in advance | $30 in advance for Or Nashim Members | $40 at the door

Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder PhD. is a community rabbi who, in addition to facilitating life cycle events and teaching Torah, is also a Certified Jewish Studio Project Facilitator. She is an avid potter and loves to encourage the natural creativity that we all possess. She got her doctorate in Jewish women's history from Yale and has lived in Canada, Israel, Germany, and all over the United States.

Drop-In Meditation at Or Hadash

Take a breath during your busy day and re-center yourself through Jewish mindfulness meditation led by Rabbi Lauren. Everyone is welcome—whether you're a newcomer to meditation, an occasional practitioner, or you've had a steady practice for years.

Please arrive before 12:15 pm so we can start on time and allow ample time for guided meditation, silence, teaching, and questions. 

Join us in person or on Zoom to celebrate Shabbat.

Parshat Miketz

5:59 pm Havdalah

Shabbat Hadasha: A New Approach to Shabbat Morning

This service is a new gateway into Shabbat prayer, opening up the service for anyone for has ever longed to feel more connected in a Jewish prayer space.

9:15am: Gentle guided meditation rooting us in sacred time and the Jewish calendar

10:00am: Studying, chanting, and experiencing five or six prayers total from the Shabbat morning liturgy, taking more time to unpack the deeper meaning of each one. 

10:50am: Text study and Torah discussion in pairs and with the larger group, culminating in an abbreviated Torah service with group aliyot, closing just before noon with Mourner's Kaddish and then a community Kiddish.

Part contemplative prayer and chant, part learner's minyan, part community experience, there's something here for everyone.

Join us each Tuesday morning after Minyan for Nosh & Drosh!

Over coffee and bagels, we explore themes of compassion, connection, and community in Jewish life. Bring your curiosity and enjoy lively discussion, meaningful insights, and a welcoming group.

All are welcome! Join in person or on Zoom.

Join us in person or on Zoom to celebrate Shabbat.

Parshat Vayechi

6:05 pm Havdalah

Join us each Tuesday morning after Minyan for Nosh & Drosh!

Over coffee and bagels, we explore themes of compassion, connection, and community in Jewish life. Bring your curiosity and enjoy lively discussion, meaningful insights, and a welcoming group.

All are welcome! Join in person or on Zoom.

Shabbat Hadasha: A New Approach to Shabbat Morning

This service is a new gateway into Shabbat prayer, opening up the service for anyone for has ever longed to feel more connected in a Jewish prayer space.

9:15am: Gentle guided meditation rooting us in sacred time and the Jewish calendar

10:00am: Studying, chanting, and experiencing five or six prayers total from the Shabbat morning liturgy, taking more time to unpack the deeper meaning of each one. 

10:50am: Text study and Torah discussion in pairs and with the larger group, culminating in an abbreviated Torah service with group aliyot, closing just before noon with Mourner's Kaddish and then a community Kiddish.

Part contemplative prayer and chant, part learner's minyan, part community experience, there's something here for everyone.

Monthly Sundays, 5:00-8:00 including dinner

- 5:00 Adulting skills

- 6:00 Cooking & eating together

- 7:00 Conversation circle/ discussion

Teens in grade 8 and up: it's time to start adulting. But what does Jewish adulting look like? Join us for this monthly combination of skill-building and discussion led by Or Hadash college student Elijah Jeffres. Each topic will be explored from both a practical perspective (e.g. how do you make a shiva call, or blow shofar, or budget in a way that reflects your needs and your values?) and an ideas & conversational one (e.g. what does Judaism have to say about death and mourning, and what do you think about that? what's the role of music in Judaism, and in your spiritual life? what does Judaism teach about money, and how do you think about it?). 

In between skill building and discussion, we'll make and eat dinner together each week - a skill in itself! Teens are welcome to come for the whole evening, or to only come for one part or another as it suits their interests and schedules.

Register here.

Shabbat Hadasha: A New Approach to Shabbat Morning

This service is a new gateway into Shabbat prayer, opening up the service for anyone for has ever longed to feel more connected in a Jewish prayer space.

9:15am: Gentle guided meditation rooting us in sacred time and the Jewish calendar

10:00am: Studying, chanting, and experiencing five or six prayers total from the Shabbat morning liturgy, taking more time to unpack the deeper meaning of each one. 

10:50am: Text study and Torah discussion in pairs and with the larger group, culminating in an abbreviated Torah service with group aliyot, closing just before noon with Mourner's Kaddish and then a community Kiddish.

Part contemplative prayer and chant, part learner's minyan, part community experience, there's something here for everyone.

Monthly Sundays, 5:00-8:00 including dinner

- 5:00 Adulting skills

- 6:00 Cooking & eating together

- 7:00 Conversation circle/ discussion

Teens in grade 8 and up: it's time to start adulting. But what does Jewish adulting look like? Join us for this monthly combination of skill-building and discussion led by Or Hadash college student Elijah Jeffres. Each topic will be explored from both a practical perspective (e.g. how do you make a shiva call, or blow shofar, or budget in a way that reflects your needs and your values?) and an ideas & conversational one (e.g. what does Judaism have to say about death and mourning, and what do you think about that? what's the role of music in Judaism, and in your spiritual life? what does Judaism teach about money, and how do you think about it?). 

In between skill building and discussion, we'll make and eat dinner together each week - a skill in itself! Teens are welcome to come for the whole evening, or to only come for one part or another as it suits their interests and schedules.

Register here.

Shabbat Hadasha: A New Approach to Shabbat Morning

This service is a new gateway into Shabbat prayer, opening up the service for anyone for has ever longed to feel more connected in a Jewish prayer space.

9:15am: Gentle guided meditation rooting us in sacred time and the Jewish calendar

10:00am: Studying, chanting, and experiencing five or six prayers total from the Shabbat morning liturgy, taking more time to unpack the deeper meaning of each one. 

10:50am: Text study and Torah discussion in pairs and with the larger group, culminating in an abbreviated Torah service with group aliyot, closing just before noon with Mourner's Kaddish and then a community Kiddish.

Part contemplative prayer and chant, part learner's minyan, part community experience, there's something here for everyone.

Monthly Sundays, 5:00-8:00 including dinner

- 5:00 Adulting skills

- 6:00 Cooking & eating together

- 7:00 Conversation circle/ discussion

Teens in grade 8 and up: it's time to start adulting. But what does Jewish adulting look like? Join us for this monthly combination of skill-building and discussion led by Or Hadash college student Elijah Jeffres. Each topic will be explored from both a practical perspective (e.g. how do you make a shiva call, or blow shofar, or budget in a way that reflects your needs and your values?) and an ideas & conversational one (e.g. what does Judaism have to say about death and mourning, and what do you think about that? what's the role of music in Judaism, and in your spiritual life? what does Judaism teach about money, and how do you think about it?). 

In between skill building and discussion, we'll make and eat dinner together each week - a skill in itself! Teens are welcome to come for the whole evening, or to only come for one part or another as it suits their interests and schedules.

Register here.

Shabbat Hadasha: A New Approach to Shabbat Morning

This service is a new gateway into Shabbat prayer, opening up the service for anyone for has ever longed to feel more connected in a Jewish prayer space.

9:15am: Gentle guided meditation rooting us in sacred time and the Jewish calendar

10:00am: Studying, chanting, and experiencing five or six prayers total from the Shabbat morning liturgy, taking more time to unpack the deeper meaning of each one. 

10:50am: Text study and Torah discussion in pairs and with the larger group, culminating in an abbreviated Torah service with group aliyot, closing just before noon with Mourner's Kaddish and then a community Kiddish.

Part contemplative prayer and chant, part learner's minyan, part community experience, there's something here for everyone.

Monthly Sundays, 5:00-8:00 including dinner

- 5:00 Adulting skills

- 6:00 Cooking & eating together

- 7:00 Conversation circle/ discussion

Teens in grade 8 and up: it's time to start adulting. But what does Jewish adulting look like? Join us for this monthly combination of skill-building and discussion led by Or Hadash college student Elijah Jeffres. Each topic will be explored from both a practical perspective (e.g. how do you make a shiva call, or blow shofar, or budget in a way that reflects your needs and your values?) and an ideas & conversational one (e.g. what does Judaism have to say about death and mourning, and what do you think about that? what's the role of music in Judaism, and in your spiritual life? what does Judaism teach about money, and how do you think about it?). 

In between skill building and discussion, we'll make and eat dinner together each week - a skill in itself! Teens are welcome to come for the whole evening, or to only come for one part or another as it suits their interests and schedules.

Register here.

Monthly Sundays, 5:00-8:00 including dinner

- 5:00 Adulting skills

- 6:00 Cooking & eating together

- 7:00 Conversation circle/ discussion

Teens in grade 8 and up: it's time to start adulting. But what does Jewish adulting look like? Join us for this monthly combination of skill-building and discussion led by Or Hadash college student Elijah Jeffres. Each topic will be explored from both a practical perspective (e.g. how do you make a shiva call, or blow shofar, or budget in a way that reflects your needs and your values?) and an ideas & conversational one (e.g. what does Judaism have to say about death and mourning, and what do you think about that? what's the role of music in Judaism, and in your spiritual life? what does Judaism teach about money, and how do you think about it?). 

In between skill building and discussion, we'll make and eat dinner together each week - a skill in itself! Teens are welcome to come for the whole evening, or to only come for one part or another as it suits their interests and schedules.

Register here.