Join Havurah friends and members for “Dining With Adults,” a series of monthly meals at local restaurants, for camaraderie, conversation, and various types of cuisine.

Attendees will be responsible for their own bill.

Please email Jen Pardee a week in advance to let her know you're coming.

We gather at 6 pm at HTLC to welcome Shabbat with a short Kabbalat Shabbat service followed by a community potluck. You are welcome to join us for one or both parts of the evening. Kabbalat Shabbat begins at 6:00, and dinner starts at 6:45. Please bring your own washable dinnerware to keep from using disposables. We encourage you to bring dinner items to share and sign up to help with set-up or clean up.

Sign up here to let us know what you can bring.

We will be choosing from American Fiction or Maestro for this month's Movie Club. Adults only, please.
Please bring a snack to share and RSVP to Cathy here.  

Join us as we celebrate Purim this year! There will be activities for all to enjoy including baking hamantashen, face painting, and art projects followed by dinner and a Purim spiel. Come in costume or not - it is all good!

Please RSVP here and sign up to help with side dishes, hamantashen supplies, and more.

The event is free, and there will be a donation box to help cover costs of pizza and supplies if you'd like to contribute.

Looking forward to celebrating together!

Start your weekend off with intergenerational Shabbat services and Havurah schmoozing. Rabbi Simcha will join us for a Shabbat morning service at 9am followed by bagels and coffee. Through traditional and contemporary melodies, song, chant, meditation, poetry and engaging discussions of the weekly Torah portion, we’ll experience the Shabbat Together and grow our connections to each other. Depending on interest, we'll offer separate programming for adults and children during the Torah study portion of the service.

Hosts are needed for Shabbat services and Havdalah gatherings. Please sign up here to host.

All Havurah members are welcome to join this open leadership team meeting. Please join us to share your ideas and feedback and to become more involved.

Questions? Email Havurah President, Sam Levy Green.

Zoom Link available upon request.

Join Havurah members and their families for our Village Shabbat dinner in members’ homes. Come and enjoy the celebration of Shabbat, meeting old and new friends and sharing a lovely dining experience!

All Havurah members are encouraged to participate! We have many host volunteers looking forward to welcoming you to their homes.

Email Tara Cherwony to sign up to attend or host.

There is no fee for this dinner but if you would like to make a donation to the Havurah, click here.

Join Havurah friends and members for “Dining With Adults,” a series of monthly meals at local restaurants, for camaraderie, conversation, and various types of cuisine.

This month’s DWA is at Mikado Thai Pepper.

Attendees will be responsible for their own bill.

Please email Jen Pardee a week in advance to let her know you're coming.

We gather at 6 pm for a community potluck and Israeli Dancing. Please bring your own washable dinnerware to keep from using disposables. Please Sign Up HERE to bring dinner items to share and sign up to help with set-up or clean up.

Join us in the Spirit of Shabbat service.

Our “Spirit of Shabbat” service is a small group led by Havurah members. Whether you are new to Jewish prayer and want to develop an understanding and familiarity with the service, or whether you are someone who is familiar enough with Shabbat morning services to step up and help lead the way, our time together will engage your spirit and nourish your soul.

Questions? Contact the Narberth Havurah.

Join us this Sunday for a unique celebration of Tu B'Shvat, the birthday of the trees! Our day begins with a serene tree walk in the beautiful Merion Botanical Garden, guided by tree enthusiasts Harris Stern and Miriam Shakow. Embrace the tranquility of the park, as we explore trees in their various states - some green and half asleep, others bare, revealing fascinating clues about their seasonal activities.

The walk starts promptly at 10:00 AM at the park entrance near Merion Train Station. After our exploration, we'll gather at the home of Liz and Charlie for a mini Tu B'Shvat seder led by Rabbi Simcha.

As we anticipate the arrival of spring, let's discuss future events, including the possibility of the Havurah managing a vegetable garden bed at the Narberth Cooperative Garden Site and participating in tree planting on Earth Day.

Come be a part of this meaningful Havurah event, celebrating the intertwined circle of life between us and trees, and look forward to the growth and renewal that spring brings.

Please RSVP to Miriam Shakow

See you there!

New Year, New Members! The Weekend of 1/19 - we will have two of our community’s favorite events with an emphasis on our new members as well as prospective ones. The entire community is encouraged to attend one or both events, but we hope you will consider bringing a prospective member with you.

Join Havurah friends and members for “Dining With Adults,” a series of monthly meals at local restaurants, for camaraderie, conversation, and various types of cuisine.

Attendees will be responsible for their own bill.

Please email Jen Pardee a week in advance to let her know you're coming.

New Year, New Members! The Weekend of January 19th - we will have two of our community’s favorite events with an emphasis on our new members as well as prospective ones. The entire community is encouraged to attend one or both events, but we hope you will consider bringing a prospective member with you.

Start your weekend off with intergenerational Shabbat services and Havurah schmoozing. Rabbi Simcha will join us for a Shabbat morning service at 10am followed by bagels and coffee. Through traditional and contemporary melodies, song, chant, meditation, poetry and engaging discussions of the weekly Torah portion, we’ll experience the Shabbat Together and grow our connections to each other. Depending on interest, we'll offer separate programming for adults and children during the Torah study portion of the service.

Join the Snook family in celebrating Shabbat as Jake becomes Bar Mitzvah!

Jake will be co-leading the service with Rabbi Simcha and others, in a Havurah-style Shabbat service, filled with traditional and contemporary melodies, song, chant, poetry and Torah.

Through traditional and contemporary melodies, song, chant, meditation, poetry and engaging  discussions of the weekly Torah portion, we’ll experience the Spirit of Shabbat and grow our connections to each other.

Hosts are needed for Shabbat services and Havdalah gatherings. Please sign up here to host.