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All Services, minyanim, Shabbat and holidays,
are egalitarian. Women and men participate equally in all services.
All men are required to wear kippot for services; we also encourage women to
wear them. Anyone leading a service, reading torah or coming on to the
bimah for a torah honor or aliyah is required to where both a kippah and
tallit.
The majority of our services are conducted in
Hebrew and we use the Siddur Sim Shalom. We generally follow the
triennial torah reading cycle. We use the the chumash approved by the
United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism/Rabbical Assembly's Etz Hayim.
We include the Imahot, the matriachs, in any communal repetition of the
Amidah.
Our main service is on Shabbat, or Saturday, morning. The Torah is
taken out and read at this service. There is a Friday evening service
which is rich in singing and community but the Torah is not read at this
service.
We welcome visitors and hope if you are in
the neighborhood you will join us for services. |
