Study the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Copeland and lay leaders. For the first half-hour, we’ll talk, learn and share thoughts about the portion. In the second half, we will practice our Hebrew reading skills in a compassionate environment! Join for either or both parts of the study. To be added to our SZ Torah listserv, email [email protected] Join the Meeting: Zoom link

Hybrid: In-Person and On Zoom This is for SZ members only If you're planning on coming early for dinner, please let us know. Masking will be required during the meeting but not required during dinner. Join via Zoom: Register here

Drop in for a joyful hour of free art-making and connection. Everyone is welcome! The group meets every Thursday. For more information, contact Paisha Rochlin, Barbara Cymrot or AJ Turpen Fried. Join the Meeting: Zoom link

Our services are in-person and on Zoom Community Shabbat Service (Fridays) On Zoom 7:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting Here For In-person attendance, please be prepared to show vaccination verification at the door if you do not have a key card for entry.

9:50 am Second Saturday of the month The Hiking Chavurah is a fun group of Sha’ar Zahav folks who enjoy getting to know each other while exploring San Francisco and points beyond. Meeting location and hike leader change monthly, so contact Karen Schiller to find out where we’re going next!

Community Shabbat Services are in-person and on Zoom Register for In-Person services here (registration required) Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/365434855

Come listen and share experience, strength, and hope with other CSZ members who identify as part of any 12-step community (AA, NA, CMA, Alanon, SA, etc.). The meeting will be run in the usual 12-step format but will also feature some thoughts and reflections from members who are working to bring their Jewish selves and Jewish traditions to their 12-step practice. Contact Erika Katske with any questions. For Sha'ar Zahav Members Only. Register Here to Attend.

Pride Seder is a ritual that chronicles the liberation of LGBTQ people, much like the Passover Seder, which retells the story of the liberation of the Jewish people. We plan to celebrate together with community members, LGBTQ Jewish clergy, as well as civic and interfaith leaders.