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Shabbat Morning Service - 03/28/2026
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Kabbalat Shabbat - 03/27/2026
Recharge your spirit with a musical, lively, family-friendly service. Come for the community, stay for the oneg!
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Our Favorite Passover Tunes
Like the seder itself, this medley packs in a whole sequence of events. Sing along with your favorite tunes and enjoy the ones that are new to you as the cantors share their favorite Passover melodies. Wishing you a Shabbat shalom and hag sameah!
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Rabbi Zauzmer: Calling Balls and Strikes (March 21, 2026)
With baseball season beginning this week, Rabbi Zauzmer discusses automatic balls and strikes, and the humility that the new rule brings to the game.
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Pre-Shabbat Dialogue: The Latest from Israel - 03/20/2026
Benjamin Anthony, CEO of The MirYam Institute, joins Rabbi Cosgrove in a conversation about Israel, the diaspora, and the U.S.-Israel relationship.
Anthony is a frequent commentator on international media about matters related to Israel’s security. He is an IDF combat veteran and was stationed i...
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Mazal Tov, Emmy!
We’re still on a high from the Bat Mitzvah of Cantor Schwartz’s daughter last Shabbat. We hope you enjoy these highlights from the service. May we share many more simhas. Wishing you a Shabbat shalom.
Featuring: Cantor Azi Schwartz
Music director: David Enlow
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A Visit from Governor Kathy Hochul
During Kabbalat Shabbat, Governor Kathy Hochul praised the strength and resilience of New York’s Jewish community and remarked on the steps she’s taking to keep us safe in the face of rising antisemitism and violence, including her proposal to establish buffer zones around houses of worship.
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Rabbi Cosgrove: Presence in Absence (March 14, 2026)
What can we learn from Torah readings that recount details of rituals and structures that no longer exist? Rabbi Cosgrove teaches that the connections we make with other people are sacred and persist even when the other person is not physically with us.