Join us for Sukkot morning services including the Shaking of Lulav and Etrog. Services are followed by Refreshments in the Sukkah.

Join us for Sukkot morning services including the Shaking of Lulav and Etrog. Services are followed by Refreshments in the Sukkah.

Join us to celebrate Sukkot! Enjoy fresh delicious Pizza and salads. Mini Golf Sukkot Crafts Lulav & Etrog FREE OF CHARGE

Join us for the liveliest experience ever- a Simchat Torah party featuring dancing and joyous celebration. You don’t want to miss this! Singing, Dancing, Brisket dinner All are welcome!

Study and plunge into the depths of our faith. Based upon the weekly Torah portion and approaching holidays, these classes focus on basic and fundamental Jewish concepts as they relate to our daily lives. Led by Rabbi Mendy Schapiro Suggested Donation $5

First Fridays Shabbat Services
On Friday afternoon, the time of receiving (in Hebrew, "Kabbalat") the Shabbat, is unique for Creation. Spiritual worlds begin their ascent. Masculine and feminine archetypes unite.
Join us as we connect with G-d and accept Shabbat as a community.

Our services are prayed include an English- Hebrew Prayer book, along with song and commentary, which makes everyone an active participant.

Kiddush following services.
First Fridays location is at the Rabbi's home, unless otherwise noted.

Study and plunge into the depths of our faith. Based upon the weekly Torah portion and approaching holidays, these classes focus on basic and fundamental Jewish concepts as they relate to our daily lives. Led by Rabbi Mendy Schapiro Suggested Donation $5

Study and plunge into the depths of our faith. Based upon the weekly Torah portion and approaching holidays, these classes focus on basic and fundamental Jewish concepts as they relate to our daily lives. Led by Rabbi Mendy Schapiro Suggested Donation $5

3rd Shabbat Morning Services
Please join us this upcoming Shabbat At 10am for an uplifting, inspiring and easy to follow service followed by Kiddush luncheon.

To sponsor this week or a future Kiddush Please Email Rabbi@JewishMonroeville.com

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