Hachana LaTefillah (Prelude to Prayer) at B'nai Jeshurun invites participants to prepare for the Shabbat morning service through meditative singing of Piyut and text study. Led by Rabbi Rolando Matalon, this program runs bi-monthly at BJ's 86th Street Chapel.
Hachana LaTefillah (Prelude to Prayer) at B'nai Jeshurun invites participants to prepare for the Shabbat morning service through meditative singing of Piyut and text study. Led by Rabbi Rolando Matalon, this program runs bi-monthly at BJ's 86th Street Chapel.
Rabbi Roly Matalon and musician Dan Nadel will lead an alternative Kabbalat Shabbat service on the third Friday evening of each month. With the help of soulful melodies, verses of Shir haShirim (Song of Songs), liturgical poems and Psalms we will transition gently and with full kavannah from hol to kodesh – leaving the ordinary work-week consciousness in order to enter holy time and welcome Shabbat. For more information click here.
Hachana LaTefillah (Prelude to Prayer) at B'nai Jeshurun invites participants to prepare for the Shabbat morning service through meditative singing of Piyut and text study. Led by Rabbi Rolando Matalon, this program runs bi-monthly at BJ's 86th Street Chapel.
Hachana LaTefillah (Prelude to Prayer) at B'nai Jeshurun invites participants to prepare for the Shabbat morning service through meditative singing of Piyut and text study. Led by Rabbi Rolando Matalon, this program runs bi-monthly at BJ's 86th Street Chapel.
Rabbi Roly Matalon and musician Dan Nadel will lead an alternative Kabbalat Shabbat service on the third Friday evening of each month. With the help of soulful melodies, verses of Shir haShirim (Song of Songs), liturgical poems and Psalms we will transition gently and with full kavannah from hol to kodesh – leaving the ordinary work-week consciousness in order to enter holy time and welcome Shabbat. For more information click here.
Hachana LaTefillah (Prelude to Prayer) at B'nai Jeshurun invites participants to prepare for the Shabbat morning service through meditative singing of Piyut and text study. Led by Rabbi Rolando Matalon, this program runs bi-monthly at BJ's 86th Street Chapel.
Shira Yoga is a Piyut-inspired yoga class that weaves together creative movement and live musical performance. Come to Temple Shalom to experience Shabbat through movement, music, and spiritual practice.All are welcome, no experience with yoga or chanting required.
Hachana LaTefillah (Prelude to Prayer) at B'nai Jeshurun invites participants to prepare for the Shabbat morning service through meditative singing of Piyut and text study. Led by Rabbi Rolando Matalon, this program runs bi-monthly at BJ's 86th Street Chapel.
Rabbi Roly Matalon and musician Dan Nadel will lead an alternative Kabbalat Shabbat service on the third Friday evening of each month. With the help of soulful melodies, verses of Shir haShirim (Song of Songs), liturgical poems and Psalms we will transition gently and with full kavannah from hol to kodesh – leaving the ordinary work-week consciousness in order to enter holy time and welcome Shabbat. For more information click here.
Hachana LaTefillah (Prelude to Prayer) at B'nai Jeshurun invites participants to prepare for the Shabbat morning service through meditative singing of Piyut and text study. Led by Rabbi Rolando Matalon, this program runs bi-monthly at BJ's 86th Street Chapel.
Shira Yoga is a Piyut-inspired yoga class that weaves together creative movement and live musical performance. Come to Temple Shalom to experience Shabbat through movement, music, and spiritual practice.All are welcome, no experience with yoga or chanting required.
At past sessions, we did not have an inch to spare. Please come a few minutes early to get set up. We have mats and blocks available; feel free to bring your own. This Shabbat morning experience is a partnership between Temple Shalom of Newton (Shalom Y'all, our 20s/30s Initiative) and Piyut North America.
Rabbi Roly Matalon and musician Dan Nadel will lead an alternative Kabbalat Shabbat service on the third Friday evening of each month. With the help of soulful melodies, verses of Shir haShirim (Song of Songs), liturgical poems and Psalms we will transition gently and with full kavannah from hol to kodesh – leaving the ordinary work-week consciousness in order to enter holy time and welcome Shabbat.
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Shira Yoga is a Piyut-inspired yoga class that weaves together creative movement and live musical performance. Come to Temple Shalom to experience Shabbat through movement, music, and spiritual practice.All are welcome, no experience with yoga or chanting required.
At past sessions, we did not have an inch to spare. Please come a few minutes early to get set up. We have mats and blocks available; feel free to bring your own. This Shabbat morning experience is a partnership between Temple Shalom of Newton (Shalom Y'all, our 20s/30s Initiative) and Piyut North America.
Rabbi Roly Matalon and musician Dan Nadel will lead an alternative Kabbalat Shabbat service on the third Friday evening of each month. With the help of soulful melodies, verses of Shir haShirim (Song of Songs), liturgical poems and Psalms we will transition gently and with full kavannah from hol to kodesh – leaving the ordinary work-week consciousness in order to enter holy time and welcome Shabbat.
Shira Yoga is a Piyut-inspired yoga class that weaves together creative movement and live musical performance. Come to Temple Shalom to experience Shabbat through movement, music, and spiritual practice.All are welcome, no experience with yoga or chanting required.
At past sessions, we did not have an inch to spare. Please come a few minutes early to get set up. We have mats and blocks available; feel free to bring your own. This Shabbat morning experience is a partnership between Temple Shalom of Newton (Shalom Y'all, our 20s/30s Initiative) and Piyut North America.
Rabbi Roly Matalon and musician Dan Nadel will lead an alternative Kabbalat Shabbat service on the third Friday evening of each month. With the help of soulful melodies, verses of Shir haShirim (Song of Songs), liturgical poems and Psalms we will transition gently and with full kavannah from hol to kodesh – leaving the ordinary work-week consciousness in order to enter holy time and welcome Shabbat.
