Prayer is a language that each of us speaks and hears in a different way. When we pray together, we try to find meaning within the chorus of diverse voices. With their engaging sermons and stimulating teachings, our rabbi and lay-leaders show us how the lessons from the past are relevant to our lives today.
Our services are fully egalitarian. We believe we have found a healthy balance between the traditional and the creative. We use both traditional and contemporary melodies.
Judaism has a rich menu of holidays throughout the year. In fact, only one month has no Jewish holiday associated with it, the Jewish month of Cheshvan (roughly the month of November). Because of this, Cheshvan is known as “Mar Cheshvan,” or “bitter Cheshvan.” The Jewish cycle of holidays is filled with joyous celebrations, some well-known and other less so. Our congregation celebrates the year cycle of holidays together with gusto. Please join us as we navigate the Jewish holiday cycle!