Services

Due to Covid concerns, all scheduled Friday night and Saturday morning services will be held via Zoom during the month of January.

CLICK HERE to join Friday night services via Zoom.

The Friday evening prayerbook is Mishkan T'Filah.

The Saturday morning prayerbook is Sim Shalom.

Please contact Rabbi Bickhardt if you need to borrow a prayerbook for services.

Minyan Ahavah reaches out to people with memory loss and their caregivers. We will hold our next virtual Kabbalat Shabbat (welcoming the Sabbath) service on Friday, January 28, at 5 pm. Cantor Josh and I will lead the service. We would love to see you there.

 You can log in at 5 pm, or even better, at 4:45 pm, for a schmooze. A really nice way to begin the Sabbath is with a bit of chat with others. So join us early! Zoom link is below.

 Want to bring a friend or relative to the Kabbalat Shabbat service? Please do! Just forward them the link.

 Here’s a way for you to participate in the service: we are going to ask you to hold up a favorite red item. It can be a sock, or a scarf, or an apple! We will ask you to tell us in a few words why you like it.

 During the Mi Sheberach prayer for healing, you will be able to type in the names of the people for whom you are wishing a speedy recovery. I will read them aloud.

 Also, during the mourner’s Kaddish, the Jewish memorial prayer, you can type in the names of relatives or friends whom you are memorializing.

 We look forward to greeting on Friday January 28, at 5 pm, or a few minutes earlier, for a Kabbalat Shabbat service.

 Any questions? Write to me, at juhauptman@jtsa.edu.

 Here is the Zoom link for Friday January 28. Join us, starting at 4:45 pm:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2126732096?pwd=NmtPK3FmaW5wcnR6djZPQ2tTTGhRUT09

Meeting ID: 212 673 2096

Passcode: 2126732096

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Sheryl Harawitz, our Zoom host, at:  sherylnyc@gmail.com.