join us for this special event...
Kabbalat Shabbat Service and Potluck Dinner with Rabbi Diane Elliot
Friday, February 21st
CHANGE OF TIME 6:00-7:00PM Potluck Dinner / 7:00-8:30 Kabbalat Shabbat Service
We warmly welcome back Rabbi Diane Elliot who will lead us in prayer, chanting and meditation as we welcome in the Sabbath queen. Rabbi Elliot weaves movement and soulful chanting into her guided meditations.
Requested donation to support Rabbi Diane's work
$18 Shir Ha-Yam Members
$26 Non-Members
Please pay Rhonda by Zelle (information provided upon RSVP). bring check or cash with you or pay via the Donate Now button below.
Thank you Adat Shalom for the generous use of your Torah!
Thank you Adat Shalom for the generous use of your Torah!
Thank you Adat Shalom for the generous use of your Torah!
And thanks to Quan Greenberg for making this happen and her beautiful leyning
Learn more about KOL TEFILLAH
Thank you Adat Shalom for the generous use of your Torah!
Thank you Adat Shalom for the generous use of your Torah!
Several of our members are part of the Jewish musical group Kol Tefillah (The Voice of Prayer). We are often blessed with their musical accompaniment at our Shabbat Morning services! Learn more about the beautiful music they are making here
SHABBATON WEEKEND with Rabbi Diane Elliot
Thank you Adat Shalom for the generous use of your Torah!
SHABBATON WEEKEND with Rabbi Diane Elliot
Saturday, February 22nd
at 10:00 am
Rabbi Elliot will conduct Shabbat Services with The Elijah Minyan
Sunday, February 23rd at 3:00 pm
Rabbi Elliot will speak on
"Living in the Presence: A Personal Quest for the Baal Shem Tov" by her late husband, Rabbi Burt Jacobson ( z'’l and her newest book "Traces: Poems, Prayers, Torah"
Who Are We?
Founded in 1995, Shir Ha-Yam (Song of the Sea) has grown from a small group of friends to a community that has monthly Saturday Shabbat services, Friday night meditation, and chant circle using Rabbi Shefa Gold's chants. We are a member of the international organization ALEPH, the Alliance for Jewish Renewal
Our history is rooted in the teachings of Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, of blessed memory.
Taking the best of Jewish tradition, we enliven it with meditation, music, movement, and chanting.