Music of Remembrance is a performing arts organization focused on human rights and social justice. Founded in 1998, it has evolved from an initial focus on Holocaust remembrance to honoring the resilience of all people excluded or persecuted for their faith, ethnicity, gender or sexuality.
Join us in person or virtually to celebrate Erev Rosh Hashanah in the way that feels most meaningful to you. Guests can purchase tickets through the TDHS website: https://templedehirschsinai.org/high-holy-days/
Back to the Day to Day: Rhythms of Renewal Join us for an intimate gathering to explore how community, routine, and shared practice can support us as we transition from the High Holidays into the everyday rhythms of October. We will explore with music, text study and discussion.
Join us in-person or virtually for Yom Kippur afternoon services. Following Neilah, we invite you to break the fast with us at 5 PM. Guests can purchase tickets through the TDHS website: https://templedehirschsinai.org/high-holy-days/
Join us in person or virtually for Yom Kippur services. Guests can purchase tickets through the TDHS website: https://templedehirschsinai.org/high-holy-days/
Start your year with Refresh:5787 with The Tribe—a vibrant, fun, and meaningful gathering for adults in their 20s and 30s to reflect, reconnect, and reset. Explore big questions, set renewed intentions, and enjoy a delicious dinner while spending time with friends and making new connections. Members and guests in their
Join us in person or virtually to celebrate Rosh Hashanah in the way that feels most meaningful to you. Guests can purchase tickets through the TDHS website: https://templedehirschsinai.org/high-holy-days/
Join Rabbi Ronit Tsadok, Director of Project Kavod, for monthly, stand-alone learning opportunities that draw on Jewish wisdom and spiritual tools. Project Kavod at Jewish Family Service (JFS) connects our critical work to the core Jewish values that inspire and guide our mission. All members of the Jewish community are
This 36-session course is a survey of Jewish texts, practices, ideas, and history, taught by rabbis from across Washington State from a variety of denominations, backgrounds, and work experiences. This class is suitable for all adult learners, including those exploring Judaism personally (including possible conversion), those looking to add depth
Each year Congregation Kol Ami holds Youth Education for infants through B’nai Mitzvah, (followed by opportunities to participate as Madrachim). Youth Education runs 24 sessions (3-8 week sessions): Tot Shabbat (free for members/$18 drop in for guests), Alef & Beyond for K& 1st graders; 2nd-4th grades, and 5th-7th Grades B’nai
