We gather at 6pm to welcome Shabbat with a short Kabbalat Shabbat service followed by a community potluck and then "Wine and Wisdom". Services start at 6pm, dinner around 6:30pm, and Wine and Wisdom around 7:30pm. You are welcome to join for any portion of the evening that interests you.  Sign up here to let us know what you can bring and to help with set-up or clean-up.

Join Havurah friends and members for “Supper Club,” 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 Sharon & Franklin a week in advance to let them know you're coming.

The International Trans Day of Remembrance (TDOR) is an event held yearly on November 20th. On this day, we honor the lives of the transgender people who have been lost to anti-trans violence over the past year. The Narberth Havurah will allow us to incorporate Jewish grieving practices into our vigil. You do not have to be Jewish and/or transgender to attend, just respectful. This event will feature multiple esteemed Jewish, transgender speakers. Address will be provided upon registration.

PLEASE REGISTER HERE

If you have any questions regarding this event, or would like to be involved, please email president@narberthhavurah.org.

Event help is needed, please register HERE to help with set-up and clean-up

How would you like to do an environment-saving tikkun olam craft experience? Then join Judy and other Narberth Havurah members in making reusable, sanitary pads. These pads are then given to period-insecure women in Africa and other places around the world through PASHI  (Pan-African Sisterhood Initiative.) All supplies provided. Sewers and non-sewers invited! There is a job for everyone. Bring your own machine if you have one.

Ages 10 and up! Snacks provided!

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

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.

RSVP HERE

Join Havurah friends and members for “Supper Club,” 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 Sharon & Franklin a week in advance to let them know you're coming.

We gather at 6pm to welcome Shabbat with a short Kabbalat Shabbat service followed by a community potluck and then "Wine and Wisdom". Services start at 6pm, dinner around 6:30pm, and Wine and Wisdom around 7:30pm. You are welcome to join for any portion of the evening that interests you.  Sign up here to let us know what you can bring and to help with set-up or clean-up.

Join us for a potluck dinner and evening of celebration and fun in the Sukkah! Please sign up for dinner items or to help with set up or clean up. Rabbi Simcha will join us! This event will be held in the backyard of Sara and Alex Schuh’s home. No need to bring your own utensils/cups./etc., they are on it!

Please RSVP and sign up to bring something or help here.

Join us after the Yiskor/Neilah concluding service of Yom Kippur as we break the fast together in community. Both Havurah members and guests are welcome! The timing is dependent on when services end, with the expectation that we will be ready to break the fast by 6:15 or 6:30 pm.

This is a potluck, so please sign up to bring something. This will not be a "sit down dinner"; rather offerings should be easy take and eat "pick up" foods that can be enjoyed standing and mingling with others, both indoors and outside, weather permitting. 

For information about donations, the High Holidays theme, children’s programming, locations and parking, and accessibility, please visit our High Holidays page.

We will hold Yizkor (remembrance) and Neilah (closing service), immediately followed by the break-fast.

High Holiday services with the Narberth Havurah are filled with prayer, introspection, the joyous music of our own Havurah band, discussion, and interaction designed to fill this holy time of year with personal and communal meaning.

We are excited to gather once again at The Narberth Havurah @ Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Services will also be broadcast for those not attending in person.

For information about donations, the High Holidays theme, children’s programming, locations and parking, and accessibility, please visit our High Holidays page.

High Holiday services with the Narberth Havurah are filled with prayer, introspection, the joyous music of our own Havurah band, discussion, and interaction designed to fill this holy time of year with personal and communal meaning.

For information about donations, the High Holidays theme, children’s programming, locations and parking, and accessibility, please visit our High Holidays page.

Our children’s services are for children aged 10 and under to join in the songs, stories, and prayers of Yom Kippur kid-style! The children’s services are led by Havurah volunteer parents who create a service that their children, and yours, will enjoy being part of!

For information about donations, the High Holidays theme, children’s programming, locations and parking, and accessibility, please visit our High Holidays page.

Kol Nidre is sung on the eve of Yom Kippur. This is a beautiful service that ends with the shofar blowing.

High Holiday services with the Narberth Havurah are filled with prayer, introspection, the joyous music of our own Havurah band, discussion, and interaction designed to fill this holy time of year with personal and communal meaning.

We are excited to gather once again at The Narberth Havurah @ Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Services will also be broadcast for those not attending in person.

For information about donations, the High Holidays theme, children’s programming, locations and parking, and accessibility, please visit our High Holidays page.

Come hear the shofar and join us in "Tashlich" - the ritual of symbolically "casting off" our regrets and mistakes of the year that has passed, by scattering breadcrumbs, leaves, or pebbles in the creek and watching them disappear. This beautiful ritual is meant to help us clear our hearts and minds to begin anew. All ages welcome!

Note that this event takes place in Shortridge Park.

For information about donations, the High Holidays theme, children’s programming, locations and parking, and accessibility, please visit our High Holidays page.

High Holiday services with the Narberth Havurah are filled with prayer, introspection, the joyous music of our own Havurah band, discussion, and interaction designed to fill this holy time of year with personal and communal meaning.

For information about donations, the High Holidays theme, children’s programming, locations and parking, and accessibility, please visit our High Holidays page.

Our children’s services are for children age 10 and under to join in the songs, stories, and prayers of Rosh Hashanah kid-style! The children’s services are led by Havurah volunteer parents who create a service that their children, and yours, will enjoy being part of!

For information about donations, the High Holidays theme, children’s programming, locations and parking, and accessibility, please visit our High Holidays page.

High Holiday services with the Narberth Havurah are filled with prayer, introspection, the joyous music of our own Havurah band, discussion, and interaction designed to fill this holy time of year with personal and communal meaning.

We are excited to gather once again at The Narberth Havurah @ Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Services will also be broadcast for those not attending in person.

For information about donations, the High Holidays theme, children’s programming, locations and parking, and accessibility, please visit our High Holidays page.

Join us for a welcome back, end of summer park gathering! There will be shmoozing, bagels and coffee. Those interested in the Havurah are invited to come and meet us, and members new and old will have the opportunity to reconnect.

Click here to sign up.

Join the Kline family in celebrating Shabbat as Boaz becomes a Bar Mitzvah! Boaz will be co-leading the Kabbalat Shabbat service with Rabbi Simcha, filled with traditional and contemporary melodies, song, chant, poetry, and Torah.

Please join Boaz, his parents Sharon and Franklin, and their family for a Kiddish directly following services.

How would you like to do an environment-saving tikkun olam craft experience? Then join Judy and other Narberth Havurah members in making reusable, sanitary pads. These pads are then given to period-insecure women in Africa and other places around the world through PASHI  (Pan-African Sisterhood Initiative.) All supplies provided. Sewers and non-sewers invited! There is a job for everyone. Bring your own machine if you have one.

Ages 10 and up! Snacks provided!

To sign up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080C49A5AF29A0F58-57275701-tikkun

Join Havurah friends and members for “Supper Club,” 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 Sharon & Franklin a week in advance to let them know you're coming.

We hope that you can join us for pizza and (early) havdalah following Pride at the Park. We'll have a craft activity for kids, but all are welcome! Pizza will be provided, but we need RSVP to know how much to order!

To RSVP and sign-up to bring other potluck items as well as help with set/clean-up please click here. 

All Havurah Members are invited to join this annual tradition - a time to connect, celebrate the year behind, and plan for the next year.

Join us at 5 for our Annual Meeting, followed by a Celebration of Rabbi Simcha's from 6:30-8.
To RSVP click Here.

Join Havurah friends and members for “Supper Club,” 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 Sharon & Franklin a week in advance to let them know you're coming.

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 Peggy Greenfeld to sign up to host or attend by 4/16.

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

We gather at 6pm to welcome Shabbat with a short Kabbalat Shabbat musical service featuring co-leaders Rabbis Simcha and Shawn Zevit followed by a community potluck and Wine and Widsom. Services start at 6pm, dinner around 6:30pm, and Wine and Wisdom begins 7:30pm. You are welcome to join for any portion of the evening that interests you.  Sign up here to let us know what you can bring and to help with set-up or clean-up.

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 Peggy Greenfeld to sign up to host or attend by 4/16.

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