Today is April 19, 2024 -
450 Kimber Road, Syracuse, NY 13224
Phone: 315.445.0002
Email: info@adath.org
There has been a recent resurgence of interest in the rich and expansive composition that we call the Talmud. Study of Talmud has been central to Jewish life for over a thousand years, but it is not easy to approach or navigate alone. Together, we will explore this dynamic and textured expression of Rabbinic creativity. Continue Reading »
Join us after morning services on Thursdays (around 8:10am) for open discussions about prayer. Based on the interests of participants, these sessions will incorporate Q&A with Rabbi Zehavi, exploration of the meaning of the liturgy, development of skills to participate in services, conversations about our personal relationships with worship, and exposure to complementary contemplative practices. Continue Reading »
For more information, please contact Rabbi Zehavi at rabbizehavi@adath.org.
Potty Training Workshop with local author and educator, Gretchen Kinnell, on Thursday, February 4 at 8:00pm. The workshop will cost $20. Register HERE!
Join us for an interactive, musical Kabbalat Shabbat service for young children and their families via Zoom.
There has been a recent resurgence of interest in the rich and expansive composition that we call the Talmud. Study of Talmud has been central to Jewish life for over a thousand years, but it is not easy to approach or navigate alone. Together, we will explore this dynamic and textured expression of Rabbinic creativity. Continue Reading »
Join Cantor Jaffe to sing, listen and share music during this monthly gathering on Zoom. Each month, the music will focus on a different theme. Come to listen, learn a new song or sing some familiar melodies and enjoy being with others who are sharing the same experience.
Join us after morning services on Thursdays (around 8:10am) for open discussions about prayer. Based on the interests of participants, these sessions will incorporate Q&A with Rabbi Zehavi, exploration of the meaning of the liturgy, development of skills to participate in services, conversations about our personal relationships with worship, and exposure to complementary contemplative practices. Continue Reading »
For more information, please contact Rabbi Zehavi at rabbizehavi@adath.org.
Have you ever wanted to learn to read from the Torah?Did you once learn but feel you could use a refresher?Please join Rabbi Zehavi as we gain and hone the skills to chant our most sacred text with the musical elaboration passed down for millennia. We will learn collaboratively and benefit from each other’s listening Continue Reading »
Young children and their families are invited to come together on Zoom to end Shabbat and begin the new week. You may join the evening service as early as 6:30pm using the same link/ID (be sure to mute your audio, please) and Havdalah will begin promptly at 6:50pm. Bring a Havdalah candle/glow sticks, spices, and Continue Reading »
Join Sonali and Derrick McIntyre to mix up some classic drinks, just in time for Purim! Mix in tandem or enjoy the banter-filled show. For more information, please contact Sonali McIntyre.
On Friday night we begin to separate the ordinary week and the special time we call Shabbat. You are invited to join the Jaffe family on a Friday night to welcome Shabbat together on Zoom from our homes. There are many ways to separate Shabbat from the rest of the week and we invite you to take just one small step to do Continue Reading »
Join Rabbi Zehavi and Ms. Alicia for a virtual, kid-friendly, engaging Purim story - a fun, online celebration for children and families. For more information, please contact Alicia Gross.
Come bake hamentashen with Susie using her favorite family recipe. Bake along or just watch as we make these delicious Purim treats. For more information, please contact Cantor Jaffe.
Link to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAvfuGrqT4rHtaypEGLIIZKdJ9cK-NSW73a
The Book of V. by Anna Solomon"...a bold, kaleidoscopic novel intertwining the lives of three women across three centuries as their stories of sex, power, and desire finally converge in the present day.Lily is a mother and a daughter. And a second wife. And a writer, maybe? Or she was going to be, before she Continue Reading »
There has been a recent resurgence of interest in the rich and expansive composition that we call the Talmud. Study of Talmud has been central to Jewish life for over a thousand years, but it is not easy to approach or navigate alone. Together, we will explore this dynamic and textured expression of Rabbinic creativity. Continue Reading »
Join us after morning services on Thursdays (around 8:10am) for open discussions about prayer. Based on the interests of participants, these sessions will incorporate Q&A with Rabbi Zehavi, exploration of the meaning of the liturgy, development of skills to participate in services, conversations about our personal relationships with worship, and exposure to complementary contemplative practices. Continue Reading »
For more information, please contact Rabbi Zehavi at rabbizehavi@adath.org.
Have you ever wanted to learn to read from the Torah?Did you once learn but feel you could use a refresher?Please join Rabbi Zehavi as we gain and hone the skills to chant our most sacred text with the musical elaboration passed down for millennia. We will learn collaboratively and benefit from each other’s listening Continue Reading »
Purim fun for everyone! Come in costume, use virtual backgrounds and filters for even more Purim fun. We will read the Megillah, have a dance party, have a virtual costume parade, and more exciting Purim activities together on Zoom. For more information, please contact Cantor Jaffe.
Communal Megillah Reading Join together with members of Temple Adath Yeshurun, Temple Concord, and Congregation Beth Sholom-Chevra Shas for a communal megillah reading - incorporating traditional Hebrew chant, English translation, and schtick. For joining information, please email Sonali McIntyre, Diane Sacks, or Joanne Villegas.
There has been a recent resurgence of interest in the rich and expansive composition that we call the Talmud. Study of Talmud has been central to Jewish life for over a thousand years, but it is not easy to approach or navigate alone. Together, we will explore this dynamic and textured expression of Rabbinic creativity. Continue Reading »
Join us after morning services on Thursdays (around 8:10am) for open discussions about prayer. Based on the interests of participants, these sessions will incorporate Q&A with Rabbi Zehavi, exploration of the meaning of the liturgy, development of skills to participate in services, conversations about our personal relationships with worship, and exposure to complementary contemplative practices. Continue Reading »
For more information, please contact Rabbi Zehavi at rabbizehavi@adath.org.
Have you ever wanted to learn to read from the Torah?Did you once learn but feel you could use a refresher?Please join Rabbi Zehavi as we gain and hone the skills to chant our most sacred text with the musical elaboration passed down for millennia. We will learn collaboratively and benefit from each other’s listening Continue Reading »