Moment for Ma’ariv
New Day Starting in September Beginning Tuesday, September 2, Moment for Ma’ariv will move from Mondays to Tuesdays.
This change aligns with a shift in our weekly schedule: the HBT office will be closed on Mondays, and Rabbi Aliza, Hillary, and Benita will all be taking Mondays off starting in September.
We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday evenings as we continue to gather in community for reflection, prayer, and connection.
We encourage everyone in the community who is eligible to be counted in the minyan (Jews who are 13 and older) to help support our weeknight minyan, gatherings.
Join us for a contemplative end to your day, with prayerful singing, guided meditation, a prayer for healing, and kaddish.
Monday evenings through Augut 25,7:30pm In-person and on Zoom.
For Zoom information visit the HBT calendar HERE
Coming to minyan fits into our lives the way that exercise, yoga, or therapy fit into our lives. For some people, minyan is as much a part of a daily Jewish routine as opening the mail, cooking dinner, and making the bed. That is to say, some people expect it to happen, while others work to make time for it. In either case, we continue the practice for everyone, no matter what the need or reason. For some, it’s down time, to rest and reflect, away from the daily grind. For others it is the fulfillment of the obligation or desire to say kaddish and remember losses. For still others, it’s an opportunity to do a mitzvah—to be there to support those who cannot say kaddish alone.September through June
This is what it means to be a holy community: to join together for our own and for our common purpose. The wheel of life will undoubtedly turn for us all, and we may arrive looking for a minyan someday and hope to find nine others to make it possible to say kaddish.
If you don’t think you’re familiar enough with the service, don’t read Hebrew or simply have questions, our leader will help you find your way. If you have children, they are welcome too. Young women and men who are bar or bat mitzvah age or older will be counted as one of the adults, so please bring them.
The community of Hillel B’nai Torah is a remarkable and diverse mix of individuals who, by coming together, create a vibrant and welcoming Jewish experience for all of us. One of our enduring traditions is the weekday minyan.