This morning Ayla Kupferberg will be called up to the Torah. Her extended family will be in attendance in person, but we do not have space, unfortunately, for other worshippers, so all others will be able to join in via zoom.

To attend in person, all participants will need to upload their proof of vaccination and pre-register (as numbers will be limited.) Mask-wearing is required at all times while in the synagogue building.

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We can't have a big Chanukah party this year, but we can still enjoy this sweet holiday together! Join Rabbi Jonathan and all of us with your menorah and candles every night at 6:30pm. We will light our candles together, sing some songs, and hear a story or teaching. Invite your family and friends, let's enjoy each other's company in the light of the candles.

Register for Zoom link here. 

We can't have a big Chanukah party this year, but we can still enjoy this sweet holiday together! Join Rabbi Jonathan and all of us with your menorah and candles every night at 6:30pm. We will light our candles together, sing some songs, and hear a story or teaching. Invite your family and friends, let's enjoy each other's company in the light of the candles.

Register for Zoom link here. 

The teaching may be about the Torah portion we'll chant on the upcoming Shabbat, or about the haftorah (reading from the prophets) assigned to the portion, or about the wide expanse of Jewish wisdom from ancient and modern commentaries and authors. Anyone who has a favorite portion of Torah, or is interested in learning and then teaching, is invited to contact Rabbi Ellen Triebwasser.
Register to receive Zoom link.

(An adult learning offering.)

Join us for this hour when people can come together to speak their stories, stories from their lives, past or current, to be witnessed and heard.

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Breathing, Awareness and Joy is veteran acting teacher Carol Fox Prescott’s brilliant and inspiring process of performance instruction. Carol creates an inviting atmosphere for newcomers and veteran actors alike.This adult learning workshop will include Carol’s unique experiential exercises, the performance of short monologues and scenes, and processes designed to be fun, expansive and instructive about the art of acting…and living. Weekly, Tuesdays at 7pm, except for the second Tuesday of each month.

More info and registration here

When we study Torah we use it as a mirror, reflecting on our own lives and circumstances. Each week, in this adult learning class, we will highlight passages and interpretations from the weekly parashah that give us insight and strength to navigate the current crises.

Register to receive Zoom link: https://www.wjcshul.org/virtual-shul/

We will conclude each session with a healing prayer and an opportunity to recite the Mourner's Kaddish.

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Join Rabbi Jonathan and our far-flung community for our joyous and uplifting Shabbat services. Invite your friends and relatives to join in as well. We are in the process of discovering and developing how to celebrate Shabbat together when we are physically apart. Join us at this link

As our building finally reopens, we are excited to be able to host in-person service once again. While all of our Shabbat services will continue to be available via Zoom, one Shabbat service a week will also be in-person. Welcome back!

To attend in person, all participants will need to upload their proof of vaccination and pre-register (as numbers will be limited.) Mask-wearing is required at all times while in the synagogue building.

Join us at this link

The teaching may be about the Torah portion we'll chant on the upcoming Shabbat, or about the haftorah (reading from the prophets) assigned to the portion, or about the wide expanse of Jewish wisdom from ancient and modern commentaries and authors. Anyone who has a favorite portion of Torah, or is interested in learning and then teaching, is invited to contact Rabbi Ellen Triebwasser.
Register to receive Zoom link.

(An adult learning offering.)

Join us for this hour when people can come together to speak their stories, stories from their lives, past or current, to be witnessed and heard.

When we study Torah we use it as a mirror, reflecting on our own lives and circumstances. Each week, in this adult learning class, we will highlight passages and interpretations from the weekly parashah that give us insight and strength to navigate the current crises.

Register to receive Zoom link: https://www.wjcshul.org/virtual-shul/

We will conclude each session with a healing prayer and an opportunity to recite the Mourner's Kaddish.

As our building finally reopens, we are excited to be able to host in-person service once again. While all of our Shabbat services will continue to be available via Zoom, one Shabbat service a week will also be in-person. Welcome back!

To attend in person, all participants will need to upload their proof of vaccination and pre-register (as numbers will be limited.) Mask-wearing is required at all times while in the synagogue building.

Join us at this link