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    Share Shabbat with family, friends—old ones and new—and community. Join us for meaningful Shabbat worship, study and hospitality. 

    Below is a schedule of our upcoming Shabbat services and programs. If you would like to know more about worship services on holidays and other occasions, please visit the Holidays section of our website.

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    Jan
    22
    Fri
    Pre-Services Shabbat Schmooze Space
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    Jan 22 @ 5:30 PM – 6:00 PM
    Pre-Services Shabbat Schmooze Space
    Stop by for a quick schmooze in our virtual community room to be hosted by your fellow congregants. Click here to join the Schmooze Space
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    Categories: Shabbat Community Engagement Tags: shabbat community
    Erev Shabbat Service
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    Jan 22 @ 6:00 PM
    Erev Shabbat Service

    Stream live on our website or on Facebook.

    Each Friday evening the Rodeph Sholom community joins together to welcome Shabbat in a joyful service of prayer, music, song and moments of quiet contemplation. Our Erev Shabbat service is a perfect way to end the week and begin recharging for the week ahead.

    Closed Captioning: We are pleased to offer this link to Web Captioner, a web-based speech recognition tool that displays a real-time transcription in your browser. It’s free and works with a microphone and any system running Google Chrome. You will need to turn the audio volume on your computer to 100% in order to improve accuracy of the captioning.

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    Categories: Shabbat Worship Tags: Judaism shabbat worship community music prayer
    Post-Services Shabbat Schmooze Space
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    Jan 22 @ 7:00 PM
    Post-Services Shabbat Schmooze Space

    Stop by for a quick schmooze in our virtual community room to be hosted by your fellow congregants.

    Click here to join the Schmooze Space

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    Categories: Shabbat Community Engagement Tags: shabbat community
    Jan
    23
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    Congregant-led Torah Study
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    Jan 23 @ 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
    Congregant-led Torah Study

    Click here to join the Zoom meeting. Please refer to your latest CRS weekly email for the password.

    “Turn it and turn it, for everything is in it.” (Pirkei Avot 5:26)

    In its many years of existence, our Torah study group has found this teaching to be true. Each week brings a conversation about history, culture, theology, and more.

    New participants are always welcome!

    Closed Captioning: We are pleased to offer this link to Web Captioner, a web-based speech recognition tool that displays a real-time transcription in your browser. It’s free and works with a microphone and any system running Google Chrome. You will need to turn the audio volume on your computer to 100% in order to improve accuracy of the captioning.

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    Categories: Shabbat Community Engagement Tags: torah shabbat worship
    Shabbat Morning Chapel Service—Brotherhood/Sisterhood Service
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    Jan 23 @ 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM
    Shabbat Morning Chapel Service—Brotherhood/Sisterhood Service

    Shabbat shalom! Stream this service live on on our website or on the CRS Facebook page.

    Our Chapel Service is a highly participatory and energetic service, offering Jewish prayer and study in a welcoming environment. Our rabbis lead a lively discussion of the weekly Torah portion, and members of the congregation often chant Torah and Haftarah portions.

    Closed Captioning: We are pleased to offer this link to Web Captioner, a web-based speech recognition tool that displays a real-time transcription in your browser. It’s free and works with a microphone and any system running Google Chrome. You will need to turn the audio volume on your computer to 100% in order to improve accuracy of the captioning.

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    Categories: Shabbat Worship Tags: learning torah text study shabbat worship music spirituality faith prayer discussion
    Chapel Service Torah Study
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    Jan 23 @ 11:15 AM
    Chapel Service Torah Study

    Register here for the Zoom meeting. If you do so in advance, you will receive the option to add it to your calendar and receive an email reminder.

    follows Shabbat morning services, at around 11:15 AM

    This session of Torah Study is led by our clergy. Join us to dig deep into the text of the Torah, our guiding text.

    Closed Captioning: We are pleased to offer this link to Web Captioner, a web-based speech recognition tool that displays a real-time transcription in your browser. It’s free and works with a microphone and any system running Google Chrome. You will need to turn the audio volume on your computer to 100% in order to improve accuracy of the captioning.

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    Erev Shabbat Service
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    Jan 29 @ 6:00 PM
    Erev Shabbat Service

    Stream live on our website or on Facebook.

    Each Friday evening the Rodeph Sholom community joins together to welcome Shabbat in a joyful service of prayer, music, song and moments of quiet contemplation. Our Erev Shabbat service is a perfect way to end the week and begin recharging for the week ahead.

    Closed Captioning: We are pleased to offer this link to Web Captioner, a web-based speech recognition tool that displays a real-time transcription in your browser. It’s free and works with a microphone and any system running Google Chrome. You will need to turn the audio volume on your computer to 100% in order to improve accuracy of the captioning.

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    Categories: Shabbat Worship Tags: Judaism shabbat worship community music prayer
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    Most of our services stream live on our website. Click here to view the livestream.
    Erev Shabbat Service: Fridays at 6:00 PM

    Each Friday evening the Rodeph Sholom community joins together to welcome Shabbat in a joyful service of prayer, music, and moments of quiet contemplation. Our Erev Shabbat service is a perfect way to end the week and begin recharging for the week ahead. 

    Shabbat Morning Congregant-led Torah Study: Saturdays at 9:00 AM

    Join fellow congregants for a lively discussion of Torah and other books of the Hebrew Bible each Saturday morning. The study ends in time for the morning Shabbat service. As with our Shabbat services, newcomers and visitors are invited to study with us. 

    Congregational Service: Saturdays at 10:15 AM

    Celebrate the grandeur of Shabbat with Rodeph Sholom. The stirring melodies of our Cantors inspire the soul; the words of our Rabbis challenge the mind. 

    Typically, one or more of our families will celebrate a bar, bat, or b’nai mitzvah at the Shabbat morning sanctuary service. Our B’nai Mitzvah masterfully demonstrate the art of chanting Torah and deliver a powerful message illustrating the meaning of the weekly Torah portion. 


    Shabbat at Rodeph Sholom is more than worship and study. Throughout the year, the Congregation hosts many Friday night Shabbat dinners, and Saturday afternoon Shabbat lunches, often in conjunction with interesting Shabbat programs to which all are invited. Share Shabbat meals with friends, and make new friends within the synagogue community. Check our calendar for upcoming events. 

    If you are celebrating a joyous occasion, marking a yahrzeit, or in need of a prayer for healing, we invite you to come worship in a supportive, caring community. You may request a service any evening Monday through Thursday by calling Cantor Shayna De Lowe at (646) 454-3039 or emailing maariv@crsnyc.org.


    Children and Family Services

    Shabbat Morning

    Singin’ Swingin’ Shabbat (Ages 0–5 years) 9:00 AM Sing, dance, and shake those sillies out! Come celebrate Shabbat with us with an interactive Torah reading, family activities, and more.

    Other Services

    High Holy Days Services are available for children of all ages and their families. Please visit our High Holy Days webpage to learn more.

    Sholom Sprouts (Ages 0–5 years)
    Sholom Sprouts loves to celebrate holidays! Check out our Sholom Sprouts page to learn about how we celebrate.

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