Join NSP on Sunday 3/31 at noon for a tour of "If It's Jewish We Have It" with Senior Curator Sarah Leavitt and Collections Curator Jonathan Edelman. We will explore what it means to preserve and teach Jewish history, both in the distant past and the very complicated present, including what it has meant to … Continue reading Capital Jewish Museum with NSP
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.
The Museum of the Palestinian People is the first museum in Washington D.C. devoted to preserving and celebrating Palestinian history, arts, and culture. For decades, the story of the Palestinian people has been told by others; until now. The Museum of the Palestinian People is here to tell our stories; stories that encompass the rich history, … Continue reading Museum of the Palestinian People with NSP
Join NSP for Saturday Morning services and celebrate Shabbat with song and prayer.Register here!
Sing, dance, and make kiddush (blessing over grape juice) with NSP! Geared toward ages 1-5 and fun for all. Invite your family and friends to come too! Register here!
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.
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Welcome Shabbat with NSP through uplifting song and prayer, and stay for a potluck dinner! Register here to attend in person!Register here to attend online!
7:30pm - Vegetarian Potluck8:30pm - Havdalah & Music Jam! Bring your favorite songs or instruments!Malcolm X Park (On grass area closest to Joan of Arc statue)RSVP: To Eryca -ekasse@hotmail.com
On ZoomNSP’s JOC Space is hosting a race-centered panel in preparation for Passover and to mark D.C. Emancipation Day. The conversation will feature Black perspectives of Passover themes that often serve as points of coalition and connection for Jewish and Black communities– the Exodus, yearning for freedom, and gathering in community. We hope to foster … Continue reading Tell Your Children: Black Slavery, Spirituals, and Storytelling at the Passover Seder
Monthly team meeting to further justice work in the NSP community. Email justice@newsynagogueproject.org to RSVP.
Monthly team meeting to further justice work in the NSP community. Email justice@newsynagogueproject.org to RSVP.
