ONLINE EVENTS

One of the challenges we are currently facing is communal social isolation. We have set up an online platform for classes where we can get together and continue strengthening ourselves through Torah study and prayer.

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YOU CAN JOIN ALL ONLINE ACTIVITIES BY

CLICKING

 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7065006345 

OR BY CALLING 301.715.8592

MEETING ID: 7065006345

• DAILY PRAYER - Loving Kindness

  Join our Rabbi on ZOOM for 3 chapters of Psalms, a prayer written by the Chief Rabbi of Israel, followed by a message from Ahavat Chessed. Monday through Friday from 10:30am to 11:00am EST (except for Yom Tov).

• SPIRITUAL HALACHAH - Depths of Jewish Law

  Through the teachings of Rebbi Nachman and his student Reb Nosson, we learn sections of The Code of Jewish Law along with the deeper spiritual underpinnings of the law. Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:15am to 12:15pm EST.

• THE STORY OF A WISE PERSON AND A SIMPLE PERSON - Happiness

  Life lessons based on Rabbi Arush's interpretation of Rabbi Nachman's story. Learn the art of happiness, spiritual growth, and ultimate success. Wednesdays from 11:15am to 12:00pm EST.

• VIRTUAL ROUNDTABLE - Current Affairs

  Do you like a healthy discussion about interesting topics relevant to the times? If so, join our Rabbi and the New Synagogue community on ZOOM for our weekly Virtual Roundtable. Share your personal view on the topic of the day. Wednesdays from 4:00pm to 5:00pm EST.

• VIRTUAL TOT SHABBAT - grandparents, parents and tots sing and learn together

  Every Friday we welcome grandparents, parents and children, from toddlers on up, together with our Rabbi and expert synagogue educator to bring in Shabbat together with song and the Reggio Emilia educational approach of experiential learning, all online and designed to keep families engaged from the comfort of their homes. Fridays from 4:00pm to 4:30pm EST.

• INSPIRATIONAL HAVDALAH SERVICE

  Every Saturday night we bid farewell to Shabbat with the beautiful Havdalah ceremony. Music and the classic double-wicked candle, along with some inspiration, are at the center of this brief inspirational ceremony to start the coming week with song and light. Times will vary as Shabbat ends earlier and earlier, so keep posted to our weekly updates. Saturdays from 6:35pm to 6:55pm EST.

• ONLINE SERVICES FOR PEOPLE OBSERVING YAHRZEIT

  We will have online services in which we learn Mishnayot for the elevation of the souls of their departed loved ones.