Kabbalat Shabbat Services & Dinner

Let’s enter Shabbat together with a sweet, spirited Kabbalat Shabbat service. Daven with us in person or on YouTube, our website, and Zoom. RSVP for our kosher, vegetarian community dinner (Required contribution of $25).

During dinner, join us for a conversation with Scholar in Residence, Rabbi Mike Moskowitz. This text-based discussion will explore classic sources and new understanding of the communal responsibility to support LGBT+ folks.

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