Congregation Rodeph Sholom

Welcome to Congregation Rodeph Sholom, a large and vibrant Reform Jewish Community on Manhattan's Upper West Side.

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    Congregation Rodeph Sholom is a welcoming spiritual community. We strive to educate and inspire children, youth and adults to participate actively in worship, Torah study and Jewish life experience, and to put Reform Jewish religious and ethical principles into action. We seek to enrich the lives of our members, contribute to the continuance and vitality of the Jewish people, and Tikkun Olam — to help “repair the world.”

    Worship

    Erev Shabbat
      Congregational Service, 6PM
    Shabbat Morning
      Torah Study, 8:45AM-9:45AM
      Congregational Service, 10AM
      Chapel Service, 10:15AM
    Ma’ariv Service
      Tuesdays, 6:30PM
         For Families
    6/2, Saturday
    Shabbat B'yachad (for children 0-7)
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    6/9, Saturday
    Sing Along Shabbat (for children 0-7)
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    Yismechu

    Elohai Netzor

  • Upcoming Events & Classes

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    5/29, Tuesday
    Adult B'Nei Mitzvah Introductory Meeting
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    6/1, Friday
    GLBT Dinner
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    6/7, Thursday
    CRS Book Club
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    6/9, Saturday
    Farewell Luncheon for Rabbi Grushcow
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    6/12, Tuesday
    Lunch Together
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    PJ Library is here!
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    Summer 2012 Chronicle

    The Impact of Just The Few, by Rabbi Robert N. Levine, D.D.

    Watch Cecile Richards and our multi-faith panel, including Rabbi Levine, address the war on women

    One Voice to Save Choice Resources and Advocacy Letters

    National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene performance with Cantor Garfein and the Childrens Choir

    Special Needs Resources
    Rabbi Levine’s sermon for Jewish Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Awareness Shabbat;
    CRS highlighted in The Jewish Week article;
    Rodeph Sholom receives first place UJA-Federation of New York Synagogue Inclusion Award;
    Learn the Shema in Sign Language

    Volunteer at the Rodeph Sholom homeless shelter

    Caring Community Mental Health Initiative
    Resource list from our Mental Health Initiative
    Rabbi Grushcow’s sermon on alcoholism and addiction

    5772 Adult Education brochure

    April Congregational Donation Box

    Access our Community Opportunities page

    Weekly Torah portion commentary

 
Congregation Rodeph Sholom
7 West 83rd Street
New York, NY 10024
Phone: 212.362.8800
Fax: 212.877.6526
Email: info@crsnyc.org
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