Upcoming Events

Family Shabbat
Dec
21

Family Shabbat

Join Seth for Family Shabbat where we we’ll sing, learn, and enjoy Shabbat with our families.

For kids ages 6 and up, with their parents, these are Shabbat services tailor made for you!

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Dec
21
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

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Fiddler on the Roof Sing-Along
Dec
23

Fiddler on the Roof Sing-Along

December 23 @ 6 pm Let’s gather together at SPS for a cinematic dose of charm and tradition in ‘Fiddler on the Roof’!

We’ll sing along with Tevye, a village milkman with a heart as big as his dreams, as he navigates the challenges of matchmaking and changing times with his family and neighbors. Whether it’s your first time seeing the iconic film version or your eighteenth, expect surprises!

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My Jewish Journey
Jan
3

My Jewish Journey

Some paths in Judaism are unwavering, while others take sharp and unexpected turns. This in-person course will help you unravel the knots of a story only you can write—the story

of your Jewish journey.

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Jan
4
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

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Living Judaism
Jan
6
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Israeli Popular Music As Interpretive Prayer with Cantor Cattan
Jan
7
Community Learning

Israeli Popular Music As Interpretive Prayer with Cantor Cattan

Tuesdays @ 7 PM on Zoom

January 7 & 21, and February 11

Israeli popular music can be seen as interpretive prayer, poetry that arises directly and/or creatively as a unique and extraordinary form of liturgy.

In this course, we will explore, study, and get inspired by contemporary and timely expressions of prayer that can inspire us personally.

We will cover the Israeli state's founding poets, musical legends, and newcomers alike, who help us connect not only to the individual artists but also to liturgy in a more expansive way, and to Israel’s history (both in wartime and peacetime), her resilience, her beauty, and her personal and collective stories.

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Young Couples Group with Rabbi Ain
Jan
8
Community Learning

Young Couples Group with Rabbi Ain

Starting your life with another person is very exciting and also is an opportunity to clarify the home you are building together. Join Rabbi Ain and other couples as you explore how Jewish tradition can ignite conversations about your Jewish home.

Topics will include how to talk about money, how to think about Jewish education for yourself and your family, what it means to be part of a larger Jewish community, and how to create sacred time for you and your loved one.

Register here

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Family Friday Night
Jan
10

Family Friday Night

This is a chance for families with kids in elementary school to kick off Shabbat together. We'll bring in Shabbat with a kid-led service with Seth, sing songs as a community, and enjoy a delicious meal.

RSVP to Seth at sgolob@spsnyc.org

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Jan
11
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

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Living Judaism
Jan
13
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Gan Katan
Jan
14

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

Click HERE to enroll!

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Living Judaism
Jan
16
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Sunrise East 56th Shabbat
Jan
17

Sunrise East 56th Shabbat

Join SPS to bring in shabbat with residents of Sunrise East 56th. We will sing songs, pray, and share with one another in this abbreviated Friday night service.

We will also have a special appearance from the SPS Young Professionals

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Jan
18
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

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Gan Katan
Jan
21

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

Click HERE to enroll!

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Israeli Popular Music As Interpretive Prayer with Cantor Cattan
Jan
21
Community Learning

Israeli Popular Music As Interpretive Prayer with Cantor Cattan

Tuesdays @ 7 PM on Zoom, January 7 & 21, and February 11

Israeli popular music can be seen as interpretive prayer, poetry that arises directly and/or creatively as a unique and extraordinary form of liturgy.

In this course, we will explore, study, and get inspired by contemporary and timely expressions of prayer that can inspire us personally.

We will cover the Israeli state's founding poets, musical legends, and newcomers alike, who help us connect not only to the individual artists but also to liturgy in a more expansive way, and to Israel’s history (both in wartime and peacetime), her resilience, her beauty, and her personal and collective stories.

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Down the Rabbit Hole: Discovering Jewish Themes in Pop Culture with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein
Jan
22
Community Learning

Down the Rabbit Hole: Discovering Jewish Themes in Pop Culture with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein

Has your favorite TV show or movie ever referenced something Jewish? Have you ever wanted to jump down that rabbit hole? This is your opportunity! Come discover what Jewish themes pop-culture is really referencing with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein. We will start by discovering theme of exile and return with the Rose family in “Schitts Creek” before we turn to exploring Taylor Swift’s biblical references. Please reach out to Eitan if you have a favorite pop-culture Jewish rabbit hole that you want to explore!

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Living Judaism
Jan
23
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Family Shabbat
Jan
25

Family Shabbat

Join Seth for Family Shabbat where we we’ll sing, learn, and enjoy Shabbat with our families.

For kids ages 6 and up, with their parents, these are Shabbat services tailor made for you!

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Tot Shabbat
Jan
25

Tot Shabbat

Led by Seth Golob with special musical educator from Tkiya Music.

Schmooze with other families!

RSVP to Seth at sgolob@spsnyc.org

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Gan Katan
Jan
28

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

Click HERE to enroll!

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SPS BoCo Movie Night
Jan
29

SPS BoCo Movie Night

Join BoCo for a movie night at Lincoln Center! We will attend the closing night film of the Jewish Film Festival, "Ain't No Back to a Merry-Go-Round" on Wednesday, January 29th at 7 PM.

The outing will also include a post-screening discussion with Director/Producer Ilana Trachtman.

Tickets are $20 below and limited.

Reserve your tickets here: Boco Movie Night - Gene Wilder Film - Form - Sutton Place Synagogue

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Living Judaism
Jan
30
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Musician in Residence: Cantor Natalie Young
Jan
31
to Feb 1

Musician in Residence: Cantor Natalie Young

Cantor Natalie Young will be joining us for Shabbat on January 31-February 1st!

Cantor Natalie Young is an award-winning composer whose music is embraced worldwide. Her memorable melodies make prayer accessible for all ages, and she values the power of music in connecting with people. As the cantor at Beth Emet the Free Synagogue in Evanston, IL, she shares her talents with communities as a cantor/composer-in-residence.

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Gan Katan
Feb
4

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

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Young Couples Group with Rabbi Ain
Feb
5

Young Couples Group with Rabbi Ain

Starting your life with another person is very exciting and also is an opportunity to clarify the home you are building together. Join Rabbi Ain and other couples as you explore how Jewish tradition can ignite conversations about your Jewish home.

Topics will include how to talk about money, how to think about Jewish education for yourself and your family, what it means to be part of a larger Jewish community, and how to create sacred time for you and your loved one.

Register here

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JScreen Presents “From BRCA to Tay-Sachs: The Modern Approach to Genetic Testing”
Feb
5

JScreen Presents “From BRCA to Tay-Sachs: The Modern Approach to Genetic Testing”

Learn how genetics can affect you and your family.

Learn about the history of Jewish genetic screening, hereditary risks for genetic conditions and cancer in the Jewish community, and how genetic testing can help ensure your health, and the health of your children and grandchildren. JScreen provides access to comprehensive at-home testing, with tele-health genetic counseling.

Family and friends are welcome.

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Living Judaism
Feb
6
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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My Jewish Journey
Feb
7

My Jewish Journey

Some paths in Judaism are unwavering, while others take sharp and unexpected turns. This in-person course will help you unravel the knots of a story only you can write—the story

of your Jewish journey.

View Event →
On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Feb
8

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

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Hebrew High at the Rabbis
Feb
8

Hebrew High at the Rabbis

November 2, December 14, February 8, March 22 , May 10

Teens in grades 8th-12th are invited to Rabbi Ain and Rabbi Dave's apartment to discuss meaningful Jewish topics relevant to teens' lives today. Please RSVP to Rabbi Ain for each session at RabbiAin@spsnyc.org and she will share their address. Each session is from 4-5 pm

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Gan Katan
Feb
11

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

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Israeli Popular Music As Interpretive Prayer with Cantor Cattan
Feb
11
Community Learning

Israeli Popular Music As Interpretive Prayer with Cantor Cattan

Tuesdays @ 7 PM on Zoom

January 7 & 21, and February 11

Israeli popular music can be seen as interpretive prayer, poetry that arises directly and/or creatively as a unique and extraordinary form of liturgy.

In this course, we will explore, study, and get inspired by contemporary and timely expressions of prayer that can inspire us personally.

We will cover the Israeli state's founding poets, musical legends, and newcomers alike, who help us connect not only to the individual artists but also to liturgy in a more expansive way, and to Israel’s history (both in wartime and peacetime), her resilience, her beauty, and her personal and collective stories.

View Event →
Living Judaism
Feb
13
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Feb
15

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

View Event →
Gan Katan
Feb
18

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

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Living Judaism
Feb
20
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Gan Katan
Feb
25

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

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Living Judaism
Feb
27
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Gan Katan
Mar
4

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

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Paging Dr. Maimonides with Rabbi Dave
Mar
5

Paging Dr. Maimonides with Rabbi Dave

Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon — AKA Rambam or Maimonides — was a famous rabbi and Jewish legal authority, did you know he was also a physician?

His medieval teachings are fascinating but are they accurate?

Join Rabbi Dave and some of the community’s doctors to study the sources and put them to a modern medical stress test. No referrals needed.

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Living Judaism
Mar
6
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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My Jewish Journey
Mar
7

My Jewish Journey

Some paths in Judaism are unwavering, while others take sharp and unexpected turns. This in-person course will help you unravel the knots of a story only you can write—the story of your Jewish journey.

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Sunrise East 56th Shabbat
Mar
7

Sunrise East 56th Shabbat

Join SPS to bring in shabbat with residents of Sunrise East 56th. We will sing songs, pray, and share with one another in this abbreviated Friday night service.

The SPS Boomer’s Community (BoCo) will also be joining to help lead this great event!

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Annual YP Hamantaschen Baking Event
Mar
10

Annual YP Hamantaschen Baking Event

There’s no better way to prepare for and celebrate Purim than this annual Young Professional’s event! It’s a classic, bring a bottle of kosher wine as a rolling pin and we will make some delicious Hamantaschen and sip while they bake!

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Gan Katan
Mar
11

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

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Living Judaism
Mar
13
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Gan Katan
Mar
18

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

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Prophets Class with Rabbi Dave (In person at SPS)
Mar
19

Prophets Class with Rabbi Dave (In person at SPS)

Wednesdays @ 12:00 pm, minus Jewish holidays and vacation weeks. In-person Join us weekly as we read and explore the messages of the Prophetic section of the Bible. This year will focus on the "Latter Prophets" and use Abraham Joshua Heschel's writings to illuminate our studies.

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Understanding Jewish Community with Rabbi Ain
Mar
19

Understanding Jewish Community with Rabbi Ain

Who are the people in your neighborhood? Sutton Place Synagogue is surrounded by many Jewish organizations that have a tremendous impact on Jewish life which helps Jews thrive. Join Rabbi Ain to understand the “alphabet soup” of Jewish organizations and how these local, national, and global organizations that are both in their legacy stages and start up phases make up in the important web of Jewish life that provide the inspiration, services, and support to Jews all over the world.

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Living Judaism
Mar
20
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Hebrew High at the Rabbis
Mar
22

Hebrew High at the Rabbis

November 2, December 14, February 8, March 22 , May 10

Teens in grades 8th-12th are invited to Rabbi Ain and Rabbi Dave's apartment to discuss meaningful Jewish topics relevant to teens' lives today. Please RSVP to Rabbi Ain for each session at RabbiAin@spsnyc.org and she will share their address. Each session is from 4-5 pm

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Gan Katan
Mar
25

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

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SPS Chanukah House Party
Dec
18

SPS Chanukah House Party

Wednesday, December 18 at 5:30PM

Come celebrate Chanukah with us at our fun-filled house party! Enjoy delicious Chanukah treats, singing, and participate in an exciting LEGO building session. With music, community, and creativity, it’s an event for all ages to enjoy!

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"Happy Feet equals Happy Soles" with Dr. Nadia Levy
Dec
17

"Happy Feet equals Happy Soles" with Dr. Nadia Levy

This Tuesday, December 17th at 7PM, join the SPS Women's League for an informative discussion “HAPPY FEET equals HAPPY SOLES” with Dr. Nadia Levy, a board-certified podiatrist and podiatric surgeon, and a member of our synagogue.

 

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/8916433594?pwd=REFWMXk0YzJiaDNjOU9weGVnUTd5Zz09&omn=87389159087

Meeting ID: 891 643 3594

Passcode: 6366364

Call in: (929) 205-6099

*Reservations are not required, and we encourage you to share the Zoom information with your friends and family!

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Living Judaism
Dec
16
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Dec
14
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

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Men's Club Shabbat
Dec
14

Men's Club Shabbat

Saturday, December 14 at 10 AM.

Join us as different members and generations of Men's Club come together to lead Shabbat services.

Email mensclub@spsnyc.org if you would like to participate

Send a note to our MC Shabbat Gabbai (coordinator) Joel Arthur to let him know how you want to participate or to learn about the different parts at jia333b@gmail.com, you can read Torah, lead part of the service, take an aliyah, lead an English reading, and more.

Join us for a wonderful service and kiddush

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Family Friday Night
Dec
13

Family Friday Night

This is a chance for families with kids in elementary school to kick off Shabbat together. We'll bring in Shabbat with a kid-led service with Seth, sing songs as a community, and enjoy a delicious meal.

RSVP to Seth at sgolob@spsnyc.org

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Shabbat and me
Dec
13

Shabbat and me

This is a 45 minute musical Shabbat celebration with Tkiya! This is for children under 3 with a trusted adult.

Enjoy Jewish music, the Shabbat blessings, challah, grape juice & more!

Sign up for the semester, or $30 to drop-in per Friday. Member Rate: $118/semester Non-Member Rate: $136/semester

Sign up here

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