SHIR AMI OFFERS VARIOUS STYLES OF SHABBAT WORSHIP
Below you'll find a listing of our varied Shabbat experiences.
Shabbat services are every Friday at 7:00pm. (Summer Shabbat begins at 6:30pm)
Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
Our Reform prayerbook for Shabbat, Mishkan T'filah, is available online in a convenient PDF flip book format.
Please follow this link to purchase and download a digital version of Mishkan T'filah
Shabbat services are every Friday at 7:00pm. (Summer Shabbat begins at 6:30pm)
Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
Our Reform prayerbook for Shabbat, Mishkan T'filah, is available online in a convenient PDF flip book format.
Please follow this link to purchase and download a digital version of Mishkan T'filah
HERE IS THE TORAH PORTION OF THE WEEK
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TRADITIONAL Shabbat Service | 7:00 p.m. Friday Evening Shabbat
We offer weekly Shabbat services, both in-person, Livestream and sometimes via Zoom. Join us for music, prayer, a sermon and a sense of togetherness. Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
We offer weekly Shabbat services, both in-person, Livestream and sometimes via Zoom. Join us for music, prayer, a sermon and a sense of togetherness. Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
This service is approximately an hour.
Please note that summer Shabbat times are at 6:30pm.
CHEVRAT TORAH Shabbat Morning Minyan | 10:15am Saturday Mornings
Chevrat Torah, or Friends of Torah, began in 1995 to allow congregants a more casual and interactive Shabbat morning experience. Chevrat Torah continues today following the same principles: Eat, Sing, Pray, and Learn!
We meet every Shabbat at 10:15 a.m. in person in the more intimate space of the Chodorow Family Life Center and on Zoom. A rotating group of clergy and educators lead our 45-60 minute service followed by an interactive, engaging and participatory discussion on the Torah portion or other elements of Jewish learning or practice. Typically we conclude at noon. Chevrat Torah has become the “regular” Shabbat morning service for a dedicated minyan that is always looking to invite more people to participate. Join us when you are able. We are proud to say that Chevrat Torah has not missed making a minyan since 1995 and would love you to join us in the future. Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
Join us via ZOOM LINK if you are unable to participate in person
We meet every Shabbat at 10:15 a.m. in person in the more intimate space of the Chodorow Family Life Center and on Zoom. A rotating group of clergy and educators lead our 45-60 minute service followed by an interactive, engaging and participatory discussion on the Torah portion or other elements of Jewish learning or practice. Typically we conclude at noon. Chevrat Torah has become the “regular” Shabbat morning service for a dedicated minyan that is always looking to invite more people to participate. Join us when you are able. We are proud to say that Chevrat Torah has not missed making a minyan since 1995 and would love you to join us in the future. Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
Join us via ZOOM LINK if you are unable to participate in person
INTERGENERATIONAL Shabbat Service | 7:00 p.m. Friday Evening Shabbat
*typically held on the first Friday of the month
We utilize Visual T’filah once a month to engage our children and their families and help them connect to the joy and beauty of Shabbat. All prayers are projected onto a screen and the service incorporates contemporary “camp style” music played on guitar. We also offer birthday and anniversary blessings during this service. During the service, we feature a variety of participants from all generations. Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
*typically held on the first Friday of the month
We utilize Visual T’filah once a month to engage our children and their families and help them connect to the joy and beauty of Shabbat. All prayers are projected onto a screen and the service incorporates contemporary “camp style” music played on guitar. We also offer birthday and anniversary blessings during this service. During the service, we feature a variety of participants from all generations. Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
Please note that summer Shabbat times are at 6:30pm.
SHIR SHABBAT Musical Service | 7:00 p.m. Friday Evening Shabbat
Shir Shabbat utilizes the musical skills of a regular group of our instrumentalists and vocalists who provide a different style of music each time they play. We have presented Klezmer Shabbat, Jazz Shabbat, Broadway Shabbat even "A Very Grateful Shabbat" (to the music of the Grateful Dead). These unique, musical services are a big part of Shir Ami living up to its name. Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
Shir Shabbat utilizes the musical skills of a regular group of our instrumentalists and vocalists who provide a different style of music each time they play. We have presented Klezmer Shabbat, Jazz Shabbat, Broadway Shabbat even "A Very Grateful Shabbat" (to the music of the Grateful Dead). These unique, musical services are a big part of Shir Ami living up to its name. Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
Please note that summer Shabbat times are at 6:30pm.
SUMMER SHABBAT Service | 6:30 p.m. Friday Evening Shabbat
We take the opportunity during the summer months to experiment with different worship styles. Members of our congregation often take a more active role by lending their musical skills, or by offering a D’var Torah or another reflection for Shabbat. Summer services are led by either Rabbi Briskin or Cantor Berlin. Shown here, a special service held on the sands of the Jersey Shore. Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
We take the opportunity during the summer months to experiment with different worship styles. Members of our congregation often take a more active role by lending their musical skills, or by offering a D’var Torah or another reflection for Shabbat. Summer services are led by either Rabbi Briskin or Cantor Berlin. Shown here, a special service held on the sands of the Jersey Shore. Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
Please note that summer Shabbat times are at 6:30pm.
SHABBAT MORNING Running/Walking Group | 8am Various Saturday Mornings
Shir Ami's Running/Walking Group meets throughout the year on Shabbat mornings at Washington Crossing State Park or Tyler Park . Beginning at 8:00am, Shabbat Running/Walking Group is a chance to (re)connect with each other while energizing our minds, bodies and souls. Everyone moves at their own pace and individuals of all ages/levels of experience are welcome. Paths are stroller accessible and please feel free to bring dogs and other pets, as long as they are properly restrained.
Shir Ami's Running/Walking Group meets throughout the year on Shabbat mornings at Washington Crossing State Park or Tyler Park . Beginning at 8:00am, Shabbat Running/Walking Group is a chance to (re)connect with each other while energizing our minds, bodies and souls. Everyone moves at their own pace and individuals of all ages/levels of experience are welcome. Paths are stroller accessible and please feel free to bring dogs and other pets, as long as they are properly restrained.
Look to the weekly Shir Happenings email for updates and further information.
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