Kabbalat Shabbat
In-Person & On Zoom
Friday, October 24 6:00pm
Candle lighting time: 5:45pm
Shabbat Morning Prayer Service
In Person at Habonim
Saturday, October 25 at 9:30am
Livestream on Website
Shabbat Club 10:30am
Torah Tots 10:45am
Prayers for Healing
As part of our everyday prayer, we offer prayers for those in need of healing. If there's someone in struggle for whom you'd like the community to pray, complete this form and we will hold them in mind.
Prayers for Israeli Friends, Family & More
Many in our community have friends and relatives in Israel and/or are trying to return. Click here to share the names of those you'd like the community to hold in mind at this time.
Interested in reading Torah on Shabbat morning?
Fill out this form to express interest in reading Torah on Shabbat morning, in person or via Zoom.
Zoom Instructions
For those who can't participate in our in-person services, we are using Zoom to connect online for services, classes, and other activities. (There is no charge.) Chrome and Firefox browsers seem to work best. Zoom passwords are case-sensitive.
Please choose the setting in your profile that allows your name to appear on screen. Remember that other Zoom meeting participants can see the backdrop of your home, and what you're wearing. You can mute your audio so that background noise in your home can't be heard by meeting participants. "Unmute" when you wish to be heard.
How to use Zoom
Click here to sign up for and download Zoom.
For those without access to a computer, it is possible to phone in for audio-only participation in Zoom events.
To connect by phone only:
1. Dial 408-638-0968 or 646-558-8656
2. You will be prompted to enter the meeting ID number (for each event) followed by # (the pound sign)
3. You will be prompted to enter your unique participant ID or to press # (the pound sign)
Please make sure your name is visible.
Zoom Reminders:
To help maintain safety of all community members and participants, please PUT YOUR FULL NAME ON THE ZOOM SCREEN when joining Habonim programs and prayer services.
Zoom offers a window into our personal space. Remember that when you come to the screen, you are helping to create sacred space. Particularly in our prayer services when we both sit and stand, take care to wear appropriate clothing and to adjust your screen accordingly.
