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Upcoming At OneShul
Schedule subject to change – please see official calendar at https://www.facebook.com/pg/OneShul/events/ for most up to date and more details.
April 7, 2017: Kabbalat Shabbat Services 8pm PT | 5pm PT
April 16, 2017: OneShul Community Seder 5pm ET | 3pm PT
April 21, 2017: Kabbalat Shabbat Services 9pm ET | 6pm PT
April 26, 2017: Rosh Chodesh Iyyar 8pm ET | 5pm PT
Any recommendations for sites that stream Shabbat services? I’m a potential convert and went browsing YouTube and could tell something was off and checked and the place was messianic. Kept looking and messianic services were everywhere. I’m just looking for something more reliable I guess :)
Hiya!
Oh gosh, let me give you some suggestions for this coming Shabbat!
I typically suggest that folks tune into two live streams. Both are available 24/7 and you can watch past services and holiday services to get a feel for these very intricate communities. All synagogues are different, but these two services seem to me to be ‘average’ (whatever that means!) examples of a Reform Service and a Conservative Service (with some nuance) that might help you understand the differences in worship. It is also worth noting that not only do they both having really incredible clergy, but both Synagogues are all over Youtube and other social media platforms. I suggest checking out their Facebook pages, Youtube pages, and their websites to better understand who they are what they do before tuning in.
The first community is Central Synagogue- a Reform Community in New York City. This is going to be your typical Reform Service done in their style. Here is a link to their livestream.
The second community is Park Avenue Synagogue, a Conservative Shul also in New York City. They provide their congregants with a 'typical’ Conservative service, except they often bring more music to the mix. One interesting tidbit to this community is their use of technology (microphones/cameras) and musical instruments on Shabbat. This is not normative in the Conservative Movement as most of the time, Conservative clergy and congregants maintain a more Shomer Shabbat space in their communities. But other than that, this is your 'typical’ Conservative service and boy are they beautiful! Here is a link to their livestream.
Questions? Comments? Need help preparing? Please send me a direct message- I would love to support you further!
Good luck, friend!
PJ
Upcoming At OneShul
Schedule subject to change -- please see official calendar at https://www.facebook.com/pg/OneShul/events/ for most up to date and more details.
March 24, 2017: Kabbalat Shabbat Services 9pm ET | 6pm PT
March 27, 2017: Rosh Chodesh Nisan 8pm ET | 5pm PT
April 7, 2017: Kabbalat Shabbat Services 8pm PT | 5pm PT
April 16, 2017: OneShul Community Seder 5pm ET | 3pm PT
April 26, 2017: Rosh Chodesh Iyyar 8pm ET | 5pm PT
Upcoming at OneShul
Schedule subject to change -- follow us on Facebook for latest.
All services are live, interactive, and online at www.oneshul.org
Sunday, February 12, 2017 Tu B'Shevat Celebration
Friday, February 17, 2017 Kabbalat Shabbat Services
Sunday, February 26, 2017 Rosh Chodesh Adar
What is OneShul?
OneShul seeks to provide positive, progressive Jewish spirituality and community that transcends denominations and geography through the connective power of the Internet.
We are an independent, progressive, egalitarian community that seeks to empower Jews to embrace a lived Judaism that connects to all aspects of their lives and inspires them to Tikkun HaLev (renewal of the heart/mind), Tikkun HaNefesh (renewal of the spirit), and Tikkun Olam (renewal of the world).
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Beit Emunah's Shacharit and Musaf Shabbat Service - BeitEmunah.org. ALL are WELCOME! Visit BeitEmunah.org for links and more. Saturdays, Noo
https://rumble.com/v3to3xs-beit-emunahs-shacharit-and-musaf-shabbat-service-beitemunah.org.-all-are-we.html Beit Emunah's Shacharit and Musaf Shabbat Service - BeitEmunah.org. ALL are welcome! Visit BeitEmunah.org for links and more. Saturdays, Noon Eastern
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Beit Emunah's Shacharit and Musaf Shabbat Service - BeitEmunah.org. ALL are WELCOME! Visit BeitEmunah.org for links and more. Saturdays, Noo
https://rumble.com/v3s93f1-beit-emunahs-shacharit-and-musaf-shabbat-service-beitemunah.org.-all-are-we.html Beit Emunah's Shacharit and Musaf Shabbat Service - BeitEmunah.org. ALL are welcome! Visit BeitEmunah.org for links and more. Saturdays, Noon Eastern
judaism #Shemini Atzeret #torah #shabbat #derechhashem #way #way_of_god #beitemunah #jewish #online_synagogue
Rosh Chodesh Shevat
Join us for live, interactive Rosh Chodesh Shevat services lead by Kohenet Ketzirah Siddur: Posted to Facebook While Rosh Chodesh is often thought of as a "women's" practice, at OneShul it is open to all genders. Our service follows a simple format each month - Prayers of Gratitude, Prayers for Strength, a Teaching about the Month, and Opening to Blessings. This month, since it's the beginning of the secular year & Tekufah Tevet, we'll also be doing Mitzvah Card readings, to help you check in with yourself and set your intention for the secular year and/or the winter season. *** If you can't attend, but want us to "sing you in," or bless you up -- just let us know what name you want to be sung in as, and what your gratitude or need for strength is. You can leave a mesage here, or email [email protected]. *** To attend you just need to go to OneShul.org and click the "play" button when the service starts.
What is OneShul?
OneShul seeks to provide positive, progressive Jewish spirituality and community that transcends denominations and geography through the connective power of the Internet.
We are an independent, progressive, egalitarian community that seeks to empower Jews to embrace a lived Judaism that connects to all aspects of their lives and inspires them to Tikkun HaLev (renewal of the heart/mind), Tikkun HaNefesh (renewal of the spirit), and Tikkun Olam (renewal of the world).
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