The Boards of KH and SZ have approved plans to resume weekly in-person Shabbat morning services, in keeping with the principles we shared in June. We endeavored to be thoughtful about each aspect of this plan, consistent with our conservative approach to risk. Details of this plan are below, and we welcome your questions and feedback.
See here for materials about davening at home without a minyan on Shabbat.
Remote programming will continue. Check out our calendar for opportunities to connect, learn, and socialize remotely!
We're also rounding up relevant resources. View the list here and submit new listings here.
If you find yourself needing support or want to volunteer to assist others, contact the Lifecycle team here or email them at lifecycle@kehilathadar.org.
There's a Jewish concept that applies to our situation of when one cannot attend a minyan: "B'rov am hadrat melech," with more people the ruler is glorified.
Are you new to the community? Looking for an invitation to a shabbat meal? Please email hostedmeals@kehilathadar.org and we'll do our best to match you up.
Pri Eitz Hadar CD
Kehilat Hadar is very excited to be re-releasing Pri Eitz Hadar, our very own CD originally released in 2004, now available as a free digital download!
Kehilat Hadar is an independent, egalitarian community committed to spirited traditional prayer, study and social action. We meet for Shabbat morning services and some Friday nights and offer holiday services and educational programs throughout the year. Find out more about KH and how to get more involved!
Shaare Zedek and Kehilat Hadar have joined forces for Shabbat davening, learning, and programming. Learn more.
Prayer Services
Shabbat Morning Services
Solomon Schechter School of Manhattan (805 Columbus Avenue, enter on 100th St. east of Columbus)
9:00 AM in winter, 9:30 AM in summer.
There are certain shabbatot when we do not meet, so please be sure to check our calendar.
