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.
Eyes on Gaza — grapples with the painful subject of Israel's current devastating war on Gaza. The class will be facilitated by Beverly Voloshin.
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.
Time for Tea offers us an opportunity for thoughtful conversation about the painful events unfolding in Gaza and Israel. In this session, we are all the featured speaker. We will work in small groups to share our feelings and thoughts nearly 2 years after October 7.
Facilitated by Reb Irwin and a team of thoughtful, supportive leaders.
Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.
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.
Eyes on Gaza — grapples with the painful subject of Israel's current devastating war on Gaza. The class will be facilitated by Beverly Voloshin.
Come apple picking with Ner Shalom
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Selichot is one of the most beautiful rituals of our year. Not a traditional prayer service, it is an opportunity to begin the High Holy Day flow, moving as a community into a deeper place of gentleness, repentance, forgiveness, expansiveness and beauty.
Together we visit the Ner Shalom section at Pleasant Hills Cemetery in Sebastopol.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown.
We welcome 5786 together.
We welcome 5786 together.
Yom Kippur begins at sundown.
We observe Yom Kippur together and pray for lasting peace.
We come together in the Ner Shalom Sukkah to welcome the ancestors, offer our prayers that the coming year might harvest a better world, and to begin to pray for rain!
On this second anniversary of the October 7th Massacre in the south of Israel, we will gather in the Sukkah to sit in memory and sadness. We will use the ancient tools of the Simchat Beit Hasho’evah ritual, in which water is drawn and water is poured, to help us pour out our hearts.
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 we read: Honey from the Rock by Rabbi Lawrence KushnerJoin us to dance with the Torah scroll and to unroll it around the room and witness it – black fire on white fire! We will chant the end and the beginning and launch our new cycle of wrestling with the text.
Ner Shalomer Ellen Solomon is heading up this study group of people interested in studying Moses Maimonides' classic text, Guide for the Perplexed.
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.
Yiddish Tish explores Yiddish literature and culture in the original. Yet miraculously no previous Yiddish knowledge is required.
Come apple picking with Ner Shalom
Families with special needs join together in community to celebrate Havdallah With The Horses at Rennaissance Healing and Learning Center. Sharing food, music, stories and friendship, we will sing our good bye to Shabbat and welcome the new week together.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Congregation Ner Shalom’s Beit Midrash: Lifelong Jewish Learning will be offering a two-part class on Zoom — Eyes on Gaza — that grapples with the painful subject of Israel's current devastating war on Gaza.
Empower yourself with knowledge about the rights guaranteed under the Constitution. Regardless of immigration or citizenship status, everyone has Constitutional rights—learn how to recognize and assert them confidently.
Families with youngins, and people of all ages, come join us to enjoy Shabbat together!
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.
Yiddish Tish explores Yiddish literature and culture in the original. Yet miraculously no previous Yiddish knowledge is required.
We will gather quietly – without greeting each other. We will sit in silence, chant together, and listen to the melody of the Book of Lamentations. We will sit with all that is broken. For those who fast, we will hold in our bodies an awareness of the current starvation in Gaza. We will then turn our attention toward the new era we would like to see.
With Ner Shalom member Rinat Abastado
At 2pm in Union Plaza in San Francisco (Civic Center BART station) and also on zoom
We will gather quietly – without greeting each other. We will sit in silence, chant together, and listen to the melody of the Book of Lamentations. We will sit with all that is broken. For those who fast, we will hold in our bodies an awareness of the current starvation in Gaza.
Come enjoy a refreshing, easy Shabbat stroll with fellow Ner Shalomers on the wide, flat, sunny trail around Petaluma's wetland (maybe even in this weather!) Shollenberger Park, 1400 Cader Lane. We'll meet at 10AM in the parking lot and take a leisurely turn around the lake. The trail is only partially paved but is wheelchair accessible. There is no shade, so be sure to bring a hat!
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.
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.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.
Yiddish Tish explores Yiddish literature and culture in the original. Yet miraculously no previous Yiddish knowledge is required.
Religious leaders and people of faith and goodwill in Sonoma County are calling a day of public fasting in solidarity with the migrant communities in the county and across the United States.
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.
Join us as we welcome Ruby as an adult in our community and in K’lal Yisrael.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Join us at the 2025 Ner Shalom Women’s Retreat!
Featuring: Rabbi Irwin’s Timeless + Very Gay Dance Playlist
Nitzanim registration is OPENING SOON—and we’re kicking things off with style, soul, and a little sparkle.
🗓️ Tuesday, June 18 at 11:00 AM (online)
Join us for a fun + fabulous virtual meetup, snacks, and grooves.
✨ Register together (because everything's better together)
✨ Get your questions answered
✨ Meet other awesome Nitzanim families
✨ And yes—dance it out to Reb Irwin’s legendary playlist
Early Bird Bonus: $50 off registration through August 1!
🎁 Don’t miss the chance to save + celebrate.
Bring your questions. Bring your coffee. Bring your joy.
(And enjoy delicious refreshments from your very own fridge.)
RSVP for the Online Dance Party via the Button Above!
Families with youngins, come join us to welcome Shabbat together!
Are you longing to connect with other parents of toddlers in a spiritually meaningful way?
Would you love to gather with other families in a safe, warm, nurturing space designed with our youngest children in mind?
Join Sophie Gittleman Saturday, June 7th, 10:00am - 11:30am
for a magical morning of fun, songs, and community-building for families with the littlest of littles (children 3 and under)!
We’ll have bagels, snacks and coffee!
This event is free, but please be sure to register above so we know how much to provide.
Co-Sponsored by PJ Library
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
