The Bay Area Reporter: LGBT Jewish synagogue celebrates 40th anniversary
September 14, 2017
Read some of the latest articles about our community! LGBT Jewish synagogue celebrates 40th anniversary Poll finds many LGBT people eschew religion
Kol Koleinu Book Launch & Cocktails with Keshet Ga’avah Representatives Date: Friday, May 25 Time: 6:00 pm Followed by Sha'ar Zahav's traditional Shabbat service at 7:30 pm The World Congress of LGBTQ Jewish Organizations, known as Keshet Ga’avah, is a worldwide organization promoting Jewish LGBTQ inclusion. Join us for cocktails, snacks and the launching of Kol Koleinu - a collective global new book published by Keshet Ga'avah. We will listen to readings from the book and have the opportunity to meet…
Find out more »Services led by clergy and members. Drash given by members. We would like our services to be accessible to those with chemical sensitivities and allergies, and therefore support a fragrance-free environment.
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Every Saturday except B'nei Mitzvah days Time: 9:00 am Join a lay-led weekly Talmud study group where we will look at a tractate/section of Jewish commentary called Moed Katan. No experience studying Talmud is necessary, text will be read in English translation. For more information, contact Jackie Kaplan.
Find out more »CSZ's neighborly Shabbat morning service is more like a minyan, a small community gathering. We sing, pray, read and discuss Torah together. And ask questions and share ideas in a spiritual and progressive celebration. No prior experience is necessary. Services begin at 10:00am and end at 11:30am. We would like our services to be accessible to those with chemical sensitivities and allergies, and therefore support a fragrance-free environment.
Find out more »Services led by clergy and members. Drash given by members. We would like our services to be accessible to those with chemical sensitivities and allergies, and therefore support a fragrance-free environment.
Find out more »Every Saturday except B'nei Mitzvah days Time: 9:00 am Join a lay-led weekly Talmud study group where we will look at a tractate/section of Jewish commentary called Moed Katan. No experience studying Talmud is necessary, text will be read in English translation. For more information, contact Jackie Kaplan.
Find out more »CSZ's neighborly Shabbat morning service is more like a minyan, a small community gathering. We sing, pray, read and discuss Torah together. And ask questions and share ideas in a spiritual and progressive celebration. No prior experience is necessary. Services begin at 10:00am and end at 11:30am. We would like our services to be accessible to those with chemical sensitivities and allergies, and therefore support a fragrance-free environment.
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First Saturday of the month Time: 10:30am A typical session includes a short and longer silent sit, often with a guided portion, chanting, movement and a short teaching. All are welcome! We will meet at a congregant's home in the Castro. Please contact Richard Weiner for more information.
Find out more »The Annual Meeting is where we hold the election of new officers and Va'ad (board) members. We pass the budget and committee reports are presented. Please join us as we elect our new officers and hear from our various committee leaders.
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Family & Friends Shabbat Second Friday of every Month Time: 6:00 pm This month, we'll bring in Shabbat with a special celebration of PRIDE. Our children and family services take a break over the summer and will resume in September. As we wrap up this season, we hope you and your loved ones will join us for our last Family & Friends Shabbat service Friday, June 8! Our community-based music, song and story-filled Family & Friends Shabbat service (including dinner)…
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Read some of the latest articles about our community! LGBT Jewish synagogue celebrates 40th anniversary Poll finds many LGBT people eschew religion
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