index

We are a small reconstructionist congregation creating a community grounded in spirituality, care, and learning. We seek to honor Jewish history and culture by focusing on the kavannah (spirit) of the traditions, rather than rigid religious observation. Our congregation is spiritually, liturgically, and socially progressive. A core value of this congregation is radical inclusivity. Everyone, regardless of religious identity, knowledge, or background, is welcome to participate fully in our services and community. Interfaith and LGBTQ families, those from other faith traditions, and people of all ages and incomes will find warmth and welcome here. All of our services focus on connecting our individual spiritual paths to the traditions of Judaism through contemporary meanings and interpretations. Together we explore how to improve our selves, our relationships, our community, and our world with intention, integrity, and lovingkindness.

Friday, January 27 Rabbi Mike Comins, author of A Wild Faith, will use ancient Jewish texts to explore connecting to God through nature. 6pm: Organic vegetarian dinner catered by Blush Catering. $10 adults/$5 children under 8. Please RSVP. 7pm: Shabbat Service with talk by Rabbi Mike Comins. 8:30pm: For Oneg, we have a Coffee, Tea, and Chocolate Tasting featuring fair-trade items hosted by Six Degress Coffee. Saturday, January 28 11am: Outdoor Trek to help seekers reconnect with nourish- ment found in nature where we encounter God directly. Meet at the church. A light lunch will be available to take. In case of rain, Rabbi Mike will conduct an indoor program. Friday, February 3 Tu B’Shevat (New Year of Trees) seder led by Liahna. Optional Dinner at 6pm, $7/adult, $4/child. Please RSVP for dinner. Seder begins at 7pm. Friday February 17 Guest Rabbi Jane Litman will lead a service on the theme of social and economic justice. Services start at 7pm. Optional dinner at 6pm, $7/adult, $4/child. Please RSVP for dinner. Upcoming Events