Life is meaningful when it is shared with others, when we are in relationship with others. Just as God told Noah, “get out of the ark,” it is time to venture outside, and it is time to remind others that when they are ready, it is safe to do so.

Abraham is the perfect embodiment of the truism, “Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.” Rabbi Cosgrove discusses what Abraham can teach us about restraint.

This week, we started reading a new cycle of the Torah. The renewal and expansion of our tradition, with the community and Torah at its center, continues strong at PAS. It is expressed in this musical setting commissioned from composer Elliot Weiss for the opening of our Lifelong Learning Center ...

In our fall lecture series, we're reflecting on the many ways we create and foster "home," from our houses to our synagogue to our communities. As a congregation in NYC, we'll explore the concept of our city as our home. After a turbulent year, what does it mean to rebuild New York and strengthen...

You might be here every morning for minyan or only come once a year on Kol Nidrei, either way, you know that Park Avenue Synagogue is an inclusive community at the forefront of Judaism. Your support of our annual Kol Nidrei Appeal allows PAS to remain mission focused, no matter what.

Through the generations, we have blessed our children. This week, Parashat Lekh L’kha particularly reminds us not just to give a blessing, but to be a blessing. This song by Zina Goldrich and Marcy Heisler, commissioned by PAS especially for the moment at which the clergy bless the Bnei Mitzvah, ...