We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.

Families with youngins, and people of all ages, come join us to enjoy Shabbat together!

Listening is more than just hearing words—it’s a radical act of presence, care, and justice.

Currently our emphasis is on immigration, pro-democracy and and trans issues. You are welcome to join us in these endeavors or take the lead on issues of your choice.  

We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.

We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.

Nitzanim hosts Family Experiential Learning and B. Mitzvah Academy

Join us for Purim to chant from our Megillah and honor brave Queen Esther!

Yiddish Tish explores Yiddish literature and culture in the original. Yet miraculously no previous Yiddish knowledge is required.

Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.

This month’s book: Charlotte Salomon Paints Her Life
by Pamela Reitman

We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.

We wake up and celebrate the Shabbat with a morning minyan.

Would your older teen or adult with a disability enjoy a way to experience the Jewish holidays in a family-friendly environment? If so, you and your teen/adult are invited to join us for eight sessions celebrating the Jewish holidays through art, music, movement, and story. We have interfaith families as well as families who are new or who are returning to Judaism.

Join us as we dive into Moses Maimonides' classic text, Guide for the Perplexed.

We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.

Currently our emphasis is on immigration, pro-democracy and and trans issues. You are welcome to join us in these endeavors or take the lead on issues of your choice.  

We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.

Learning for its own sake for older teens.

It’s understandable that Jewish people feel anxious about our safety, worthiness, and belonging in the United States in this moment. And . . . it’s not inevitable that we should suffer so terribly from this contempt.

We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.

Yiddish Tish explores Yiddish literature and culture in the original. Yet miraculously no previous Yiddish knowledge is required.

We come together to recall our ancient enslavement and liberation. We will explore the meaning of liberation, resilience, and welcoming the stranger for each of us.

Would your older teen or adult with a disability enjoy a way to experience the Jewish holidays in a family-friendly environment? If so, you and your teen/adult are invited to join us for eight sessions celebrating the Jewish holidays through art, music, movement, and story. We have interfaith families as well as families who are new or who are returning to Judaism.

Join us as we dive into Moses Maimonides' classic text, Guide for the Perplexed.

Families with youngins, and people of all ages, come join us to enjoy Shabbat together!

Nitzanim hosts Family Experiential Learning and B. Mitzvah Academy

Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.

This month’s book: The Jew in the Lotus
by Rodger Kamenentz

Join Rabbi George Gittleman and Rabbi Irwin Keller as they explore what it is in place itself that enlivens spiritual experience, and what are the perils of spirituality that is bound up with particular geography. 

Nitzanim hosts Family Experiential Learning and B. Mitzvah Academy

Yiddish Tish explores Yiddish literature and culture in the original. Yet miraculously no previous Yiddish knowledge is required.

Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.

This month’s book: The Dressmakers of Prospect Heights
by Kitty Zeidis 

We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.

Learning for its own sake for older teens.

Would your older teen or adult with a disability enjoy a way to experience the Jewish holidays in a family-friendly environment? If so, you and your teen/adult are invited to join us for eight sessions celebrating the Jewish holidays through art, music, movement, and story. We have interfaith families as well as families who are new or who are returning to Judaism.

Yiddish Tish explores Yiddish literature and culture in the original. Yet miraculously no previous Yiddish knowledge is required.

Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.

This month’s book: As a Jew: Reclaiming Our Story from Those Who Blame, Shame, and Try to Erase Us
by Sarah Hurwitz

Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.

This month’s book: Street Dreams
By Faye Kellerman

Join us as we welcome Elian Moreno as an adult in our community and in K’lal Yisrael.

Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.

This month’s book: Spies of No Country: Secret Lives at the Birth of Israel
By Matti Friedman

Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.

This month’s book: An Unorthodox Match
by Naomi Ragen  

Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.

This month’s book: The Hebrew Priestess: Ancient and New Visions of Jewish Women’s Spiritual Leadership
by Jill Hammer and Taya Shere

Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.

This month’s book: Fagin the Thief
by Alison Epstein

Let’s choose books for 2027!