When Rosh Hashanah's over, there is still Shabbat. Join us for our annual Shabbat Shuva - Poetry Jam.

On Shabbat Shuva this year we prepare for reading one of the most poetic sections of the Torah. This year we will again be celebrating with poetry. Please bring a favorite poem that in some way expresses the meaning of the Yamim Nora'im. It can be about the New Year, or God, or change, or anything else that feels connected to the holiday. It can be a poem written by someone else or a poem that you wrote. We will read as many of these poems as we can during the service.

We gather in our beautiful sanctuary every Saturday at 10:00 a.m. for Shabbat morning services which include prayers, songs, and discussion of the weekly Torah portion. After services there is a kiddush for meeting and greeting - and, of course, eating.