Worship
Cantor Vera Broekhuysen and Rabbinic Intern Jen Stevens lead us in celebration of Shabbat with Friday evening worship services, Saturday morning services, creative youth services, holiday services, monthly family services, and Tot Shabbat services for our youngest members. Special community interfaith services commemorating Yom HaShoah and the life of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. bring us together to strengthen our ties with the community outside our Temple.
Rosh Hashanah is observed for two days and the congregation is encouraged to participate in celebrating all the festivals. Bringing our congregation together through the high holy days, dancing with joy inside and outside our sanctuary as we celebrate Simchat Torah, and spending time together in our beautifully decorated sukkah are only some of the many memorable times in which we share. The joy of Chanukah and the merriment of Purim become special times to worship and celebrate together. Life-cycle ceremonies reflect the sense of community and family, which our clergy and our congregants share.
For a schedule of upcoming services, please click here or call the Temple office 978.373.3861.
Rosh Hashanah is observed for two days and the congregation is encouraged to participate in celebrating all the festivals. Bringing our congregation together through the high holy days, dancing with joy inside and outside our sanctuary as we celebrate Simchat Torah, and spending time together in our beautifully decorated sukkah are only some of the many memorable times in which we share. The joy of Chanukah and the merriment of Purim become special times to worship and celebrate together. Life-cycle ceremonies reflect the sense of community and family, which our clergy and our congregants share.
For a schedule of upcoming services, please click here or call the Temple office 978.373.3861.