Pray. Learn. Gather. Connect.
Whether we are gathering in-person (safely!) or over the airwaves, this is your home, your community. And we couldn't be more honored and inspired to gather with you as we walk hand-in-hand through this moment together. Below, you will find a comprehensive collection of upcoming services, classes, and other opportunities to engage. We affirm once again that our unwavering connection to each other is among our greatest blessings at Adas, and is felt just as palpably in our hearts, and even online, as it is in our building.
High Holy Days, Together
Horizons: A Vision for The Days of Awe 5782/2021
In-Person Worship
Join Us For In-Person Shabbat Services at Adas
Congregational Announcement
Lifting of Restrictions at Adas Israel
Livestream Each Week
Kabbalat Shabbat Service
Livestream Each Week
Saturday Morning Services
Livestream Each Week
Families with Children
Click the following links for the siddur pages we will be using during the Minyan Zoom calls: Shacharit (and Rosh Chodesh), Mincha, Maariv, Psalm for the Season.
Weekday Prayer
Sunday Shacharit
Weekday Prayer
Weekday Shacharit
Weekday Prayer
Weekday Mincha/Maariv
Weekday Prayer
Friday Mincha Service
Shabbat Learning
Boker Ohr Parsha Study
Service with Rabbi Holtzblatt
Morning Awakening
Parsha Class
Friday Parsha Study
Featured Class:
Intro to Judaism: Deepen Your Religious Life
This course is designed to give you the raw materials with which to appreciate and access the Jewish tradition. Whatever it is you may be seeking, we offer a safe space for acquiring the knowledge that allows you to deepen your religious life. Wednesdays, 7:30pm - 9pm, Aug 25, 2021 - Apr 2, 2022
(Optional 7:00-7:30pm Hangout + schmooze)
Featured Class:
Intro to Judaism 2.0: Basics of Building a Jewish Home
This course is designed for alumni of Intro to Judaism. Each of the four sessions will focus on a practical aspect of Jewish life, incorporating the learning from the Intro class into everyday routines and spaces. Topics will include: living Jewish space, creating a Jewish kitchen, observing Jewish time, and practicing Jewish ritual.
