Services

Shabbat

Our Kabbalat Shabbat service is full of singing and camaraderie and begins at 7:30 p.m. Regularly, we hold our Friday Night Live service.  Also, about once a month during the warmer months, we hold “Shabbat in the Park” starting at 5:45 p.m.

Upcoming 2018 Shabbat in the Park dates:

• Friday, September 28 – Shabbat in the Sukkah @ Shearith Israel

(Visit this link for info and to sign-up to bring a dish or other items to the potluck!)

Weekly Saturday morning Shabbat services begin at 9 a.m. with Kiddush at approximately noon.

Shabbat Mincha follows Kiddush at 12:30pm (or 30 minutes following the conclusion of Musaf).  Motzei Shabbat Ma’ariv and Havdallah begin just after shkiah/sunset on Saturday evenings.

Tot Shabbat:

• Tot Shabbat – Up to age 5 with caretaker (no drop-offs )                                                      10:30-11:15 a.m. Every Shabbat morning, September through May. (Check calendar for exceptions for holidays and school breaks.)

Minyan Mercaz:

Minyan Mercaz is a weekly musician-led Service for school-aged children and their families held every Shabbat morning from 10:30 – 11:30am in the Library during the school year. Participate and sing-along with familiar prayers, niggunim (wordless melodies) and original tunes. Check the calendar for dates. The Service will resume in August.

Daily Services & Shiva Minyanim

Minyan is held every morning and evening at Shearith Israel and evening shiva minyanim are arranged in homes as required.  Learn more

For the most up to date information, please review our calendar. To participate in Torah reading, please contact Andrea Seidel Slomka at shearithisraeltorah@yahoo.com.  To volunteer to lead a Shabbat service, please contact Michael Rich at sidavening@gmail.com.

You may also join the SI Minyan newsgroup by emailing siminyan-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. Members of this listserv may post messages on the forum advising others of an upcoming yahrzeit or simcha, notifying the group if a regular attendee will be missing services, and other minyan-related matters.