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Shabbat Services
Weekly services are held in person and via Zoom. Masks are required in person for everyone over the age of 2, regardless of vaccination status, and socially distanced seating is provided. Closed captioning is provided on Zoom (click the CC icon at the bottom of your Zoom screen).
- Erev Shabbat Service, Fri., 6 pm - Zoom 581 620 033
Vaccines required for all who are eligible; masks required when not eating or drinking. - Shabbat Morning Service, Sat., 10:30 am - Zoom #847 3091 7246
- Torah study, Sat., 9:15 am - Zoom #863 5053 6352 - Torah Study is offered via Zoom only. There is no in-person Torah Study at this time.
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Funny, it doesn't sound Jewish!
Join Cantor Braun for this new, three-part exploration of the wide world of Jewish music.
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Wed, December 1 2021
27 Kislev 5782
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Early in 2021, we joined a growing number of Reform congregations in adopting a reimagined model for congregant contributions.
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ROC Strong, a 3-year, $10 million campaign of the Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester to upgrade the security infrastructure of local Jewish institutions and establish an endowment to support security needs in perpetuity.
Afghan refugees:
Keeping our Promise, a local organization devoted to refugee resettlement. Donate directly.
HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society), providing vital services to refugees and asylum seekers. Donate directly.
For Haiti:
JDC (American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee), supporting global relief, vulnerable Jewish communities, and a vibrant Israeli society. Donate directly.
AJWS (American Jewish World Service), supporting relief and advocacy to combat global poverty and persecution of women and minority groups. Donate directly.
IsraAID, based in Tel Aviv and providing humanitarian relief and development assistance worldwide. Donate directly.
