Shabbat Evening T’Fillah, Fridays, 7:00pm
Every Friday evening, we gather as a community to welcome Shabbat in prayer and song. Our warm, welcoming service is followed by an Oneg Shabbat. All ages are welcome.
Taste of Torah, 1st Friday each month (after services)
This Torah conversation offers everyone a short & sweet opportunity to dive into Torah for a little nosh on the d’rash.Grab a bite from the oneg & come enjoy the delightful delicacies found in Torah.
Kabbalat Shabbat T’Fillah, 2nd Friday each month, 6:00pm
Once a month we host an earlier, multi-generational prayer experience. This hour-long service is perfect for all ages and is followed by a ‘bring your own dinner’ gathering.
Mini Minyan, Saturday Mornings
Shabbat story time, blessings, challah snack and play for families with young children. Join other families and a member of our clergy for an informal “drop-in” Shabbat experience. Summer Shabbat Evening T’Fillah, Fridays, 6:00pm (Stratton Brook Park/Sanctuary alternatively)Every Friday evening during the summer, we gather as a community to welcome Shabbat in prayer and song. Our warm, welcoming service is followed by a ‘bring your own dinner’ meal when we are at the park. All ages are welcome to join us.
Summer Shabbat Evening T’Fillah, Fridays, 6:00pm (Stratton Brook Park / Sanctuary alternatively)
Every Friday evening during the summer, we gather as a community to welcome Shabbat in prayer and song. Our warm, welcoming service usually runs for 45 minutes and is followed by a ‘bring your own dinner’ gathering when we are at the park. All ages are welcome to join us.
Welcome! Celebrate your simcha with us!
Are you are expecting a new baby? Did your grandchild get married? Is something wonderful happening in your life? Let us know! We look forward to welcoming you and sharing in your joy. Our clergy and Caring Community team are happy to provide resources and support for all of life’s big and little transitions.
Interested in learning how to lead or co-lead Summer Services?
Traditionally, these have been less formal than our regular Friday night services. We’d like to begin the tradition of having a few of these services co-led by members who enjoy leading others in prayer. If you would like the opportunity to do this, please let us know. Contact Rabbi Bekah, rabbibekah@fvjc.org.
