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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Join Zoom Meeting

Email: @ajohnson@spsnyc.org for Zoom meeting password!

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.

Weekly Torah Study with the Clergy

Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/95656264206
Meeting ID: 956 5626 4206
Call-in Number: 646 876 9923

Email ajohnson@spsnyc.org for the password.

Weekly Torah Study with the Clergy

Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/95656264206
Meeting ID: 956 5626 4206
Call-in Number: 646 876 9923

Email ajohnson@spsnyc.org for the password.

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!

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.

Join Zoom Meeting

Email: @ajohnson@spsnyc.org for Zoom meeting password!

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

Weekly Torah Study with the Clergy

Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/95656264206
Meeting ID: 956 5626 4206
Call-in Number: 646 876 9923

Email ajohnson@spsnyc.org for the password.

Wednesday January 15 at 7:00pm in person.

Join us to engage in a dialogue with John Podhoretz about issues of the day. Materials such as articles, videos, and podcasts will be sent in advance to those who register.

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.

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

Weekly Torah Study with the Clergy

Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/95656264206
Meeting ID: 956 5626 4206
Call-in Number: 646 876 9923

Email ajohnson@spsnyc.org for the password.

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

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.

Join Zoom Meeting

Email: @ajohnson@spsnyc.org for Zoom meeting password!

The SPS Young Professional community is excited to host a Grief Group for young people who have experienced the loss of an immediate loved one (parents, significant other, sibling, child).

Virtual only.

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.

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

Weekly Torah Study with the Clergy

Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/95656264206
Meeting ID: 956 5626 4206
Call-in Number: 646 876 9923

Email ajohnson@spsnyc.org for the password.

Weekly Torah Study with the Clergy

Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/95656264206
Meeting ID: 956 5626 4206
Call-in Number: 646 876 9923

Email ajohnson@spsnyc.org for the password.

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

Weekly Torah Study with the Clergy

Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/95656264206
Meeting ID: 956 5626 4206
Call-in Number: 646 876 9923

Email ajohnson@spsnyc.org for the password.

The SPS Young Professional community is excited to host a Grief Group for young people who have experienced the loss of an immediate loved one (parents, significant other, sibling, child).

Virtual only.

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.