Homepage | Park Avenue Synagogue

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Celebrate Sukkot and Simhat Torah with PAS! Order your lulav and etrog and view the service schedule. Visit the Sukkot and Simhat Torah page The admission process for the 2021–2022 school year is now open to children born on June 30, 2019 or before. Members and nonmembers may apply!  Fill out the form! Kabbalat Shabbat Fri / 6:15 pmLocation: Livestream Take a break from the work week and recharge your spirit as we warmly welcome Shabbat together.  Shabbat Morning Service Sat / 9:45 amLocation: Livestream A musically uplifting morning service, Torah reading, sermon, and Musaf.This year is a paradox. The traditions and the rituals remain the same, but we're celebrating them in a way that has only become familiar in the last few months. Check out our High Holidays pages for FAQs, resources to help you celebrate, learning opportunities, ways to give back to the community, and more.You can also check out our High Holidays streaming site to watch our services. It also includes the complete service schedule, including information on youth programming. Coming Attractions Shulhan Ivrit Thu / Monthly, Begins Sep 24 / 7:00 pmBrian LustbaderZoom Gather ’round the table to practice your Hebrew conversation skills with friends old and new!Full schedule: Sep 24, Oct 22, Nov 19, Dec 17; Jan 14; Feb 18; Mar 18; Apr 15; May 13  Sukkot Family Service Josh Rosenberg and PAS clergySat / Oct 3 / 10:00 am / Gr K–6Zoom Celebrate the holiday of Sukkot like never before with Josh Rosenberg and PAS Clergy. We'll shake the lulav, find our blessings, and create holy spaces together. Sukkot Singing with Joanie Leeds Wed / Oct 7 / 5:00 pmJoanie LeedsLocation: Zoom Home for the holidays? There are still lots of ways to have fun. Celebrate Sukkot by singing and shaking out your sillies with Joanie Leeds. In this Lunch Learn session, Rabbi Savenor kicked off a four-part series centered on the High Holidays with a close look at Elijah the Prophet's roadside service.“Even during this moment when the ground is shifting beneath us, we are not powerless. We are all stakeholders in our community. We can all connect with each other and work toward bettering our lives and the lives of those around us. With wisdom, courage, and quiet faith, we can turn anxiety to confidence and darkness to light.”Rabbi Elliot J. Cosgrove, PhDAs we face the public health crisis caused by COVID-19, we are committed to being a force for good in our city and around the world. You are an essential part of these efforts. Visit the Tikkun Olam page to learn how you can help.

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