Join us in Ellman Chapel or via Zoom. Join Via Zoom

Join us in Ellman Chapel or via Zoom. Join Zoom

Join us every Monday for a prayerful experience. This short one-hour experience will start your day on the right foot. Torah reading, traditional liturgy, singing, and a thought for the day are on the docket—coffee, sweets, and fellowship to follow. Join us in Ellman Chapel or via Zoom. Join Zoom

Join us in Ellman Chapel or via Zoom. Join Zoom

Join us every Monday for a prayerful experience. This short one-hour experience will start your day on the right foot. Torah reading, traditional liturgy, singing, and a thought for the day are on the docket—coffee, sweets, and fellowship to follow. Join us in Ellman Chapel or via Zoom. Join Zoom

Join us in Ellman Chapel or via Zoom. Join Zoom

Join us every Tuesday for Biblical Hebrew Class, led by Hebrew instructor, Jim Dricker. In this class, we will cover all aspects of grammar and a well-rounded basic vocabulary. Students set the pace of the program, and we will proceed as fast or as slow as the majority of the class requests. We might take […]

Join us every Monday for a prayerful experience. This short one-hour experience will start your day on the right foot. Torah reading, traditional liturgy, singing, and a thought for the day are on the docket—coffee, sweets, and fellowship to follow. Join us in Ellman Chapel or via Zoom. Join Zoom

Join us in Ellman Chapel or via Zoom. Join Zoom

Embark on a Transformative Jewish Journey Are you seeking to connect more meaningfully to Judaism by being a link to the centuries-old tradition of reading the Torah? Join our transformative Adult Bnai Mitzvah course! This one-year course will give you the opportunity to learn to read Hebrew and chant from the Torah, an experience that […]

Join us every Monday for a prayerful experience. This short one-hour experience will start your day on the right foot. Torah reading, traditional liturgy, singing, and a thought for the day are on the docket—coffee, sweets, and fellowship to follow. Join us in Ellman Chapel or via Zoom. Join Zoom

Join us in Ellman Chapel or via Zoom. Join Zoom

Join us every Monday for a prayerful experience. This short one-hour experience will start your day on the right foot. Torah reading, traditional liturgy, singing, and a thought for the day are on the docket—coffee, sweets, and fellowship to follow. Join us in Ellman Chapel or via Zoom. Join Zoom

Each month, gather with us in the Sanctuary (or via Zoom) for one Friday evening and one Saturday morning Shabbat service, both led by our inspiring meshorerim! Join Friday Evening Zoom Join Saturday Morning Zoom

Join us in the Sanctuary or via Zoom. Join Via Zoom

Join us every Shabbat morning for Torah Study, where lay leaders, rabbis, and congregants lead lively discussions about the weekly parashat. This discussion requires no special knowledge and is designed to deepen your understanding and appreciation of the Torah and the wisdom of our Sages. Questions? Contact the chair: Michael Miller (mgmiller@sloan.mit.edu). Join us in […]

Join us for a very special family service! Bring your little ones (ages 0-8) for a joyful, interactive Shabbat morning designed just for young families! Rabbi Rosenthal will guide you and your children through a prayer-filled experience where you'll learn the beautiful prayers of the Shabbat morning service, explore meaningful Shabbat rituals, and reconnect with […]

Join us during kiddush lunch on Shabbat mornings for Rebbe's Tish where we'll sing, do a bit of studying and kavanot, celebrate simchas, and fulfill the mitzvah of delighting in Shabbat and reciting the blessing after meals! Whether you attended the Shabbat morning service virtually, in person, or not at all, you are welcome to […]

Join us for a solemn and reflective Tisha B'Av service as we commemorate the destruction of the First and Second Temples. We'll conclude Shabbat at 7:45 p.m. with a special final meal (Seudah Mafseket) to mark the beginning of our fast. We'll conclude with learning with Rabbi Eric Feld, followed by the chanting of Eicha […]