Event Calendar

  • Shevet Jewish Meditation

    Stampfer Chapel

    1st, 3rd, & 4th Saturdays of the month, 30 minutes after the end of Shabbat services (around 12:35pm), Stampfer Chapel All are welcome SHEVET is a new meditation group at Neveh Shalom, melding ancient and modern Jewish meditation practices with traditional awareness practices. Shevet is the Hebrew word for sitting. The same Hebrew root is also found in Shabbat, the day of rest, and the word for returning. As our awareness returns, like Shabbat, we are refreshed ... Read More

  • Family Fourth Friday Shabbat w/ Rabbi Eve

    Offsite

    4th Friday of every month, 5:15pm, Offsite Rabbi Eve Posen leads this interactive home service that welcomes Shabbat through song and stories for families with children 0-10. Click here to RSVP and receive location details.

  • Shevet Jewish Meditation

    Stampfer Chapel

    1st, 3rd, & 4th Saturdays of the month, 30 minutes after the end of Shabbat services (around 12:35pm), Stampfer Chapel All are welcome SHEVET is a new meditation group at Neveh Shalom, melding ancient and modern Jewish meditation practices with traditional awareness practices. Shevet is the Hebrew word for sitting. The same Hebrew root is also found in Shabbat, the day of rest, and the word for returning. As our awareness returns, like Shabbat, we are refreshed ... Read More

  • Family Fourth Friday Shabbat w/ Rabbi Eve

    Offsite

    4th Friday of every month, 5:15pm, Offsite Rabbi Eve Posen leads this interactive home service that welcomes Shabbat through song and stories for families with children 0-10. Click here to RSVP and receive location details.

  • Shevet Jewish Meditation

    Stampfer Chapel

    1st, 3rd, & 4th Saturdays of the month, 30 minutes after the end of Shabbat services (around 12:35pm), Stampfer Chapel All are welcome SHEVET is a new meditation group at Neveh Shalom, melding ancient and modern Jewish meditation practices with traditional awareness practices. Shevet is the Hebrew word for sitting. The same Hebrew root is also found in Shabbat, the day of rest, and the word for returning. As our awareness returns, like Shabbat, we are refreshed ... Read More

  • Family Fourth Friday Shabbat w/ Rabbi Eve

    Offsite

    4th Friday of every month, 5:15pm, Offsite Rabbi Eve Posen leads this interactive home service that welcomes Shabbat through song and stories for families with children 0-10. Click here to RSVP and receive location details.

  • Kabbalat Shabbat (Simcha Shabbat!)

    Stampfer Chapel

    Please join us for our weekly Kabbalat Shabbat Friday evening service. Those with a birthday or anniversary in the month of Novemberwill receive a blessing by the clergy at this special service and a piece of cake after! We will still have our livestream option for those who choose. Click here for the order-of-service. Click here to join the live stream (Choose the location of that particular week's service - usually in Stampfer Chapel)

  • Shevet Jewish Meditation

    Stampfer Chapel

    1st, 3rd, & 4th Saturdays of the month, 30 minutes after the end of Shabbat services (around 12:35pm), Stampfer Chapel All are welcome SHEVET is a new meditation group at Neveh Shalom, melding ancient and modern Jewish meditation practices with traditional awareness practices. Shevet is the Hebrew word for sitting. The same Hebrew root is also found in Shabbat, the day of rest, and the word for returning. As our awareness returns, like Shabbat, we are refreshed ... Read More

    Family Fourth Friday Shabbat w/ Rabbi Eve

    Offsite

    4th Friday of every month, 5:15pm, Offsite Rabbi Eve Posen leads this interactive home service that welcomes Shabbat through song and stories for families with children 0-10. Click here to RSVP and receive location details.

  • Shevet Jewish Meditation

    Stampfer Chapel

    1st, 3rd, & 4th Saturdays of the month, 30 minutes after the end of Shabbat services (around 12:35pm), Stampfer Chapel All are welcome SHEVET is a new meditation group at Neveh Shalom, melding ancient and modern Jewish meditation practices with traditional awareness practices. Shevet is the Hebrew word for sitting. The same Hebrew root is also found in Shabbat, the day of rest, and the word for returning. As our awareness returns, like Shabbat, we are refreshed ... Read More