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Rededication of the WJC, by Rabbi Noyo

Tonight, in an evening of new beginnings, we rededicate our building, our sacred space, our Jewish communal home, the Woodstock Jewish Congregation’s synagogue.

We thank all those who played a part in the repairs and renovations following the flood in the building, as well as those who have helped to make the space continue to feel warm and inviting before, during, and after that process.

Shechina, Eternal Divine Presence, In-Dweller of Sacred Places and Spaces, may THIS sacred place remain a center of love, kindness, and compassion, of prayer, ritual, and learning, of gathering and of uplift. May we strive to build strong bonds of friendship within and beyond its walls. May we fill its rooms with Torah, laughter, and song. May this building and the people who come here know the joys of Judaism, the gift of community, and the boundless love of one another.

Amen.

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Office Hours

Monday – Thursday
11 am – 5 pm

Friday
11 am – 3 pm

Saturday
Office closed.
Shul open for services.

Sunday
Office closed.


 

Commitment to Sustainability

We care deeply for our corner of holy ground — 35 acres that includes welcoming trails through woods, across fields, and past wetlands and ponds.

We share the Jewish approach to living in balance and harmony with the earth. We do it through teaching and we do it through practice. 

Our goal is to be an organization that fulfills the Torah teaching to be Shomrei Adamah: Guardians of the Earth. Our actions have been recognized by Hazon, the largest Jewish environmental organization in the United States.

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1682 Glasco Turnpike
Woodstock, NY 12498

info@wjcshul.org
845-679-2218

 

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