The Neshama Center is located in the Lockhart Lounge, just outside the Library. In it you will find a quiet space to sit, books and articles on spirituality for your reading pleasure and music playing. Unless otherwise indicated, Neshama Center activities take place on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM.
We invite you to join us on your spiritual journey to find experiences that will enhance your connection to the Divine. The Neshama Center has scheduled enriching programs for the month of January, and we’re hopeful that you will partake of this enrichment on your path suited to your own neshama. Because everyone’s spiritual needs differ somewhat from another, we hope that you will come and find a way to satisfy your own spiritual yearning.
Continuing a previous well-received session of "The Art of the Niggun," led by Rabbi Gibson and Sara Stock Mayo, we will once again hold this program on January 7.
Everyday Prayers will guide us in the blessings for the miracles of daily life that occur outside the synagogue. Monica Cellio will lead this on January 14.
We will offer An Evening of Sacred Conversation: Sharing Stories of Our Experience with God, led by Barbara Shuman, on January 21.
CANCELLED: Getting your Chevrutah Started, on January 28: A chevrutah is a small group of two or more study partners. We will help you to find and begin your own chevrutah based on mutual interests. This will also be led by Monica Cellio.
Continuation of Jewish meditation with Rhonda Rosen, tentatively scheduled for Saturday, January 31 at 3:00 PM.
Evening and morning services offer prayer, music and joy in a variety of formats for the community to worship together. These include:
Mostly Musical Shabbat
Kabbalat Shabbat
Informal Shabbat Morning Minyan
Tot Shabbat
Family Shabbat
Other Worship Services
Healing Service
Thursday Minyan
Explore all facets of Jewish spirituality through programs, activities and discussions that inspire, provoke and encourage every member of our community to deepen their connection to the eternal.
