Online on ZoomThis 12-session course is geared towards anyone who wants to learn more or delve more deeply into Jewish practice including those who want to update (or unlearn) their Hebrew School education, interfaith couples, and those returning to or interested in exploring Judaism. Topics include Shabbat, prayer, holidays, life cycle events, all from the … Continue reading Winter Introduction to Jewish Practice: Grounded and Open Judaism for Everyday Life

Join Rabbi Yosef and NSP members in a weekly text study class on Thursdays at Noon over Zoom. Each class will focus on a particular aspect of the weekly Torah portion. No prior text study experience is required. Join every week or when you are able. Register here to receive the zoom link. 

Online on ZoomJewish feminism has a rich history of individuals and groups creating agency through traditions, texts, and practices by appropriating, resisting, and transforming them. We will study how Jewish feminism came into being and explore its contribution to Judaism, emphasizing ritual practice, feminist midrash, theology, and activism. We will also study major works and … Continue reading Jewish Feminism

Welcome Shabbat with NSP through uplifting song and prayer, and then stay for a potluck dinner! Register here.

The Bereishit Parents Cohort offers a facilitated conversation for parents with kids of all ages and Jewish programming and childcare for pre-kinder kids whose parents attend the facilitated conversation. Please ensure the children who need childcare are registered by the Wednesday before the session to ensure we have adequate supervision.Registration form: https://newsynagogueproject.org/bereishit-parents-young-children-cohort-jan-june-2025/

This conversation is for those who identify as Sefardi or Mizrahi, have Sefardi or Mizrahi practices, or those interested in connecting with their Sefardi or Mizrahi heritage. This gathering is a chance to connect and discuss our needs, wants, and future.We meet on the last Tuesday of each month from 8pm-9pm.Register to receive the Zoom … Continue reading NSP Sephardi Mizrahi Conversation

This conversation is for those who identify as Sefardi or Mizrahi, have Sefardi or Mizrahi practices, or those interested in connecting with their Sefardi or Mizrahi heritage. This gathering is a chance to connect and discuss our needs, wants, and future.We meet on the last Tuesday of each month from 8pm-9pm.Register to receive the Zoom … Continue reading NSP Sefardi Mizrahi Conversation

This conversation is for those who identify as Sefardi or Mizrahi, have Sefardi or Mizrahi practices, or those interested in connecting with their Sefardi or Mizrahi heritage. This gathering is a chance to connect and discuss our needs, wants, and future. We meet on the last Tuesday of each month from 8pm-9pm. Register to receive … Continue reading NSP Sefardi Mizrahi Conversation

Online on ZoomThis 12-session course is geared towards anyone who wants to learn more or delve more deeply into Jewish practice including those who want to update (or unlearn) their Hebrew School education, interfaith couples, and those returning to or interested in exploring Judaism. Topics include Shabbat, prayer, holidays, life cycle events, all from the … Continue reading Winter Introduction to Jewish Practice: Grounded and Open Judaism for Everyday Life

Join Rabbi Yosef and NSP members in a weekly text study class on Thursdays at Noon over Zoom. Each class will focus on a particular aspect of the weekly Torah portion. No prior text study experience is required. Join every week or when you are able. Register here to receive the zoom link. 

Online on ZoomJewish feminism has a rich history of individuals and groups creating agency through traditions, texts, and practices by appropriating, resisting, and transforming them. We will study how Jewish feminism came into being and explore its contribution to Judaism, emphasizing ritual practice, feminist midrash, theology, and activism. We will also study major works and … Continue reading Jewish Feminism

Kaleidoscope is celebrating the Lunar New Year with lantern making, learning, and a Shabbat potluck dinner. This gathering is for people of color in our community, whether Jewish or not, and Sephardi and Mizrahi Jews, along with their loved ones.Register here.