Spiritual Practices

SINGING AS A SPIRITUAL PRACTICE

7:30–9:00 p.m. Unless Otherwise Indicated

Our ongoing exploration of singing and new niggunim, wordless melodies, as a way of touching the deepest recesses of our souls. No special skills or talents are required.  If you’ve never prayed, this is an opportunity to experience transcendence without words of any kind. If you like to pray, these sessions will enhance and enrich your prayers. This will also be an opportunity to enlarge our Davening Core by supporting people who like singing to learn new melodies, harmonies and skills which will enliven our services.

Prepare for Singing as a Spiritual Practice with this video:

NIGGUN HALEV

Saturdays at 9:00 a.m. in the Wiener Lounge

Our melody-filled Saturday morning service is a beautiful balance of traditional liturgy with accessible and moving song and harmonies. Give flight to the ancient words with melodies that tug at the heart.

Prepare for Niggun HaLev with these videos:

KAVANNAH: MINDFULNESS AND CONTEMPLATION (formerly the Contemplative Service) 

Saturdays at 10:45 a.m. 

Join one of our rabbis for an hour of mindfulness, meditation, intentional study, silence, singing and prayer.  This time is a gift for yourself. Click here for the poetry read during the service.

LIBEINU: HEART & SOUL SHABBAT

Refreshments at 6:15 p.m. followed by services at 6:30 p.m. 

Join us to greet the Sabbath on Friday evenings with uplifting song, quiet meditative prayer, and inspiring words of Torah. Together, we will shake off the stresses of the work week and wrap ourselves in the light and song-filled spirit of Shabbat.