Study the book of Genesis the way it has been studied for centuries, with the great commentator Rashi as our guide. Come once or regularly and enjoy the camaraderie of a chevruta, the Talmudic way of learning with one’s friends … Continue reading »
Don’t come to Mount Zion for services on February 10! (Instead there will be a brief 5:45 pm Shabbat Service via zoom, livestreaming, and Facebook) Invite your friends and fellow congregants to share a Shabbat evening together. You can have … Continue reading »
In person and via Zoom. For Zoom, you can also call 929 205 6099 and then enter the meeting ID 949 308 718 followed by the pound sign (#), then another pound sign (#) for participant ID. (Dial 312 626 … Continue reading »
In person - Shabbat mornings at Mount Zion are a joy! Come join any Shabbat for reflection, song, community, and a potluck lunch. Shabbat Morning Services Online options: With B'nei Mitzvah: live-streaming and Facebook. (Go to our calendar to see … Continue reading »
We hold Tot Shabbat at 10:30 a.m. on the second Saturday of each month. The Parents and Tots program at Mount Zion Temple is designed for families with children from birth through 6 years old. We offer to families with … Continue reading »
Brotherhood event. Open to everyone! Watch for this annual winter event when we arrive with share desserts and our favorite games and activities. From Monopoly to Poker to Mah Jongg it is a fun evening for all. Bring the whole … Continue reading »
Brought to you by the Women of Mount Zion Temple Sundays (during religious school) Feb. 5 – March 5 by the Summit Avenue Doors $6.00/bag $1.00/cookie For more information contact Peggy.
This is the first meeting of this group, which is open to couples, individuals, and grandparents who want a welcoming and nonjudgmental environment to discuss the issues that face a mixed-root family. We will meet four times: (1) introductions and … Continue reading »
Study the book of Genesis the way it has been studied for centuries, with the great commentator Rashi as our guide. Come once or regularly and enjoy the camaraderie of a chevruta, the Talmudic way of learning with one’s friends … Continue reading »
