Congregation Sherith Israel

Our volunteers—adults and young people alike—prepare 100 meals that are delivered to two shelters in San Francisco. Information: Nancy Sheftel-Gomes, 415.346.1720, x28, or email Nancy.

Volunteers prepare meals to feed homebound seniors & those in need of healing, in partnership with JFCS. Contact: hamotzi@sherithisrael.org

“Yes, We Sang!” is a concert/sing-along, featuring songs that were popular among communities that were decimated in the Holocaust, and songs dedicated to them.

This is an opportunity to put our memories on paper and share with a confidential group in a safe setting. The purpose is not style or writing ability but rather the recording and sharing of memories that make each of us unique. Members Only. On Zoom only. Contact Gale Gottlieb: galegott@gmail.com

Democracy and Resistance: Sherith Israel Sanctuary – Opening Arms and Minds to Central America Rabbi Jessica Graf and Karen Alschuler, Social Action Committee Co-Chair

Kinspace is exclusively offering McMoyler Method™ prenatal classes, providing expectant parents with all current best practices and options for any type of birth.

Walk-ins are welcome to tour the historic landmark sanctuary and temple house. Contact tours@sherithisrael.org for more info or to schedule another time. Please note: There will be no tour on June 12th

Kinspace is exclusively offering McMoyler Method™ prenatal classes, providing expectant parents with all current best practices and options for any type of birth.

Participants will learn to read and pronounce the letters of the Hebrew alef-bet. In addition familiarity with the prayerbook, basic blessings and core parts of the liturgy will be provided.

The mentorship of students in our conversion program has long been one of the highlights for both mentors and students alike. Join us for a gathering of mentors to explore best practices, clarify expectations, welcome new volunteers, and build community among this dedicated group. This training session and dinner is for new and returning mentors.

Prime Time Club Fred Finkelstein presents Leaving Memel Friday, May 10, noon-2 pm Leaving Memel is a film based on the life events of Cherie Goren and her family, who were forced to leave their home in Memel, now Klaipeda, Lithuania, when the Nazis took over the country in 1941. We will be joined by film producer, Fred Finkelstein, Cherie’s nephew.

Kabbalat Shabbat: 6 pm: End your week on a high note at our warm and welcoming Friday night services led by Sherith Israel clergy. Streams on YouTube.

Discuss the weekly Torah portion with Sherith Israel clergy, congregants and guests on Zome.