Take a break from the work week and recharge your spirit as we warmly welcome Shabbat together.
Every Shabbat is marked by music, but on Shabbat Shira we read the story of splitting the Red Sea and the special song that accompanied this event. In this tune, V’Shamru, we affirm and renew our tradition of sanctifying the Shabbat with singing. Wishing you a Shabbat Shalom and a “Shabbat of Son...
Aliza Kline, CEO and co-founder of OneTable, a national Jewish nonprofit that empowers and supports young adults to build community around Shabbat dinner, shares how young adults are finding new, personal connections to Jewish life, community, and practice that are grounded in ancient ritual and ...
From the Shabbat table to the spin bike, what are the key ingredients to building strong, vibrant connections over shared ritual? Aliza Kline and Julie Rice, two visionary entrepreneurs and founders of organizations with wide reach and social impact (OneTable and SoulCycle, respectively), discuss...
At a time when differing perspectives can easily lead to the cancellation of an individual or group, what does Judaism teach us about how to handle significant disagreement? Guided by the wisdom of Jewish tradition, explore how we can approach forgiveness, and how we can heal the divisions rendin...
We are grateful for the food we are about to receive, and first on the menu is challah! Before we eat, we say the short but meaningful blessing over bread. Sing along with Cantor Davis as she shows us how to say hamotzi.
Challah is one of the most recognizable parts of the Shabbat table. But there are many mysteries behind this mystical bread. Learn the meaning of why we eat challah with Rabbi Zauzmer.
Have a go-to Shabbat food? See if what our community loves matches what you do!
Listen and see what our community enjoys most to embellish their Challah with.
Spice up your Shabbat dinner with a cherished tradition by baking your own challah! Learn a new skill and try this delicious recipe from our very own board member, Amy Steiner!