Shabbat Music Series Welcomes Singer/Songwriter Hannah Gundersheim
Saturday, December 13 • 11:15 AM - 12:30 PM
This program will begin once our ReSoul service concludes.
After she joins us for our ReSoul Shabbat morning service, stay as we welcome Hannah Gundersheim for music, brunch, and connection. Hannah is an NYC-based singer/songwriter and Jewish educator, and has over a decade of songleading experience in a wide variety of Jewish settings with children and adults of all ages. She currently serves as Program Director at Tkiya Music — a nonprofit bringing joyful Jewish connection through music to children and families across the country — and as the Head Songleader at Camp Havaya.
With roots in musical theatre and a songwriting style that blends folk and Jewish liturgy, Hannah brings soul, depth, and joy to every note. Her music invites us to look inward, connect in community, and dream of a brighter future. Her vibrant presence makes space for belonging and beauty in every moment.
Please note: This series takes the place of Clergy-led Torah Study on this date.
Free and open to all. No registration required.
This program will begin once our ReSoul service concludes.
After she joins us for our ReSoul Shabbat morning service, stay as we welcome Hannah Gundersheim for music, brunch, and connection. Hannah is an NYC-based singer/songwriter and Jewish educator, and has over a decade of songleading experience in a wide variety of Jewish settings with children and adults of all ages. She currently serves as Program Director at Tkiya Music — a nonprofit bringing joyful Jewish connection through music to children and families across the country — and as the Head Songleader at Camp Havaya.
With roots in musical theatre and a songwriting style that blends folk and Jewish liturgy, Hannah brings soul, depth, and joy to every note. Her music invites us to look inward, connect in community, and dream of a brighter future. Her vibrant presence makes space for belonging and beauty in every moment.
Please note: This series takes the place of Clergy-led Torah Study on this date.
Free and open to all. No registration required.
