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

Celebrate the beginning of Summer and the Jewish holiday of Shavuot at the home of Ingrid Evans and Art Klein

Join us for a night of Jewish learning with a variety of presenters including keynote speaker, Rabbi David Kasher of Hadar West Coast. This is a community-wide event with many SF synagogues and organizations coming together to celebrate Shavuot. Registration and further information coming soon.

Insiders tour of the Asian Art Museum.

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

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

Hebrew 101- gain knowledge of the AlephBet and Nikkud system in context of the Siddur. At the end of this class, students will be able to read and pronounce excerpts from the prayerbook. There will also be some basic vocabulary and introduction to Hebrew grammar. No Previous knowledge required.

Join our Hebrew learner community as we dive into decoding the language behind the prayers & blessings of the Siddur. Learn essential vocabulary and Hebrew grammar basics to better understand and explore new meanings behind our ancient texts. In person attendance encouraged; Zoom option available if need be.

Service led by Rabbi Jessica Zimmerman Graf and cantorial soloist Simon Barrad with music director Jonathan Dimmock. We will be joined by special guests, Maha Elgenaidi, Founder and Executive Director of the Islamic Networks Group (ING) and Zachary Markwith, Deputy Director at ING. Followed by a festive oneg. Service streams on YouTube. Islamic Networks Group (ING) is a peace-building organization dedicated to fostering understanding of Muslims and other marginalized groups to promote harmony and inclusivity. Their mission is to promote peace among all, by fostering a deeper, more nuanced understanding of Muslims and other faith-based, racial/ethnic, and cultural communities, through teaching, learning, and engaging across differences.

Carson Karp will be called to the Torah this day as B. mitzvah. Service led by Rabbi Jessica Zimmerman Graf, Rabbi George Altshuler, and cantorial soloist Noa Levy. Streams on YouTube.