Shabbat on Zoom
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Are you longing to connect with other parents of toddlers in a spiritually meaningful way?
Would you love to gather with other families in a safe, warm, nurturing space designed with our youngest children in mind?
Join Liat and George Wilde Saturday, March 29th, 9:30am - 11:30am
for a magical morning of fun, songs, and community-building for families with the littlest of littles (children 3 and under)!
And, we’ll have bagels, snacks and coffee!
(Please be sure to register above so we know how much to provide.)
Co-Sponsored by PJ Library
You are invited to witness and join a conversation between Reb Judith Goleman and Basha Hirschfeld.
Yiddish Tish explores Yiddish literature and culture in the original. Yet miraculously no previous Yiddish knowledge is required.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Would your older teen or adult with a disability enjoy a way to experience the Jewish holidays in a family-friendly environment? If so, you and your teen/adult are invited to join us for eight sessions celebrating the Jewish holidays through art, music, movement, and story. We have interfaith families as well as families who are new or who are returning to Judaism.
Nitzanim hosts Family Experiential Learning AND B. Mitzvah Academy
A Collage Workshop led by Sally Churgel and Sheridan Gold
Rabbi George Gittleman, joins Rabbi Irwin Keller for a conversation about God. What do we mean when they talk about God, and what do we not mean? How do we hold historic God language and imagery? And what is the Divine for this moment – in times of chaos and fear and grief?
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
We come together to recall our ancient enslavement and liberation. We will explore the meaning of liberation, resilience, and welcoming the stranger for each of us.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Hands on Jewish exploration through the arts for 3rd - 5th graders; Learning for its own sake for older teens.
Times are challenging. As Sojourner Truth says - "If we laugh and sing a little as we fight the good fight of freedom, it makes it all easier. I will not allow my life’s light to be determined by the darkness around me” Let's gather to sing songs of change and resistance and songs that make us want to move and harmonize. Jill Rose will lead us in song around the piano. This is not a performance - it's a time for gathering and letting our bright lights shine.
Ner Shalom launches its Tiny Bimah Concerts with guitarist, singer, songwriter, George Wilde.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
The theme of this year’s commemoration is “Remember One…Remember All.”
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Nitzanim hosts Family Experiential Learning
Yiddish Tish explores Yiddish literature and culture in the original. Yet miraculously no previous Yiddish knowledge is required.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Families with youngins, and people of all ages, come join us to enjoy Shabbat together!
Would your older teen or adult with a disability enjoy a way to experience the Jewish holidays in a family-friendly environment? If so, you and your teen/adult are invited to join us for eight sessions celebrating the Jewish holidays through art, music, movement, and story. We have interfaith families as well as families who are new or who are returning to Judaism.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
The Jewish Folk Chorus of San Francisco will be doing its repertoire of Jewish music that includes songs in Yiddish, Hebrew, Ladino at Congregation Ner Shalom Cabaret. Entitled “A Price Beyond Pearls” the concert will include songs by and about women and will be woven together with historical content. Soon to be 100 years old the Chorus performs works that preserve a rich, diverse and deeply satisfying musical heritage including many Yiddish labor songs. Join us for an exciting evening of musical joy and fresh baked goods.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
This is a chance to take stock, look back, look ahead, set direction, and to make sure your mug is in this year's congregational photo (or, possibly, screenshot). It is also a chance to hear everything that is happening in our vibrant congregation.
Open to all members in good standing.
Yiddish Tish explores Yiddish literature and culture in the original. Yet miraculously no previous Yiddish knowledge is required.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Families with youngins, come join us to welcome Shabbat together!
Join us at the 2025 Ner Shalom Women’s Retreat!
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Join us on Zoom to chant, pray, check in, and center ourselves.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Join us on Zoom to chant, pray, check in, and center ourselves.
We know that the present political moment is negatively impacting immigrants across the United States. In Sonoma County, there are several ways that we can show up and be in solidarity. We can support the work of VIDAS (Vital Immigrant Defense Advocacy & Services), a non-profit immigration law office that has been representing undocumented folks, including those facing deportation, for more than ten years. We can also take the lead from immigrant-led advocacy organizations, and support the work of providing sanctuary and accompaniment to undocumented folks in our county. Join a conversation with VIDAS Executive Director, Monica Julian, and Rev. Lindsey Bell-Kerr of the Sonoma County Sanctuary Coalition to find out how you can be a part of this work. This event is a fundraiser for VIDAS; you can donate here. For more information go to www.vidaslegal.org.
Hands on Jewish exploration through the arts for 3rd - 5th graders; Learning for its own sake for older teens.
Families with youngins, and people of all ages, come join us to enjoy Shabbat together!
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Join us on Zoom to chant, pray, check in, and center ourselves.
In conversation with Rabbi Jacob Staub, editor of Reconstructing Judaism’s online Evolve magazine, Rabbi Irwin will discuss his essay, Joseph’s Womb: Gender Complexity in the Story of Joseph, and the importance of discovering trans ancestors in sacred text.
Would your older teen or adult with a disability enjoy a way to experience the Jewish holidays in a family-friendly environment? If so, you and your teen/adult are invited to join us for eight sessions celebrating the Jewish holidays through art, music, movement, and story. We have interfaith families as well as families who are new or who are returning to Judaism.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Join us as we explore the wonderful world of Jewish literature, non-fiction, and Jewish authors.
Join us on Zoom to chant, pray, check in, and center ourselves.
Yiddish Tish explores Yiddish literature and culture in the original. Yet miraculously no previous Yiddish knowledge is required.
Feature documentary following Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie, dynastic heir of 38 generations of Orthodox rabbis, now drag-queen rebel-rabbi-visionary. Q&A with Director Sandi Dubowski and Rabbi Irwin after the screening.
Legal Observer Training for North Bay Rapid Response Network at Ner Shalom
Dennis Pocekay of the North Bay Rapid Response Network will hold training for legal observers on Sunday, March 2nd from 2-4pm . Space is somewhat limited, so make a reservation now.
Legal observers are people who volunteer to be ready, in the case of an action by ICE in our community, to show up and take notes or record ICE activities with their phone camera video. This activity is a protected right, and the training is excellent at detailing exactly how it all works. Here's a link to more info on the Rapid Response Network: https://www.northbayop.org/nbrrn.
If you have any questions, please email Roberta at tzedek4theworld@gmail.com
Nitzanim hosts Family Experiential Learning AND B. Mitzvah Academy
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Join us around the Zoom “table” for a new two-part series on Split at the Root: Adrienne Rich and Jewish Identity.
Join us on Zoom to chant, pray, check in, and center ourselves.
Would your older teen or adult with a disability enjoy a way to experience the Jewish holidays in a family-friendly environment? If so, you and your teen/adult are invited to join us for eight sessions celebrating the Jewish holidays through art, music, movement, and story. We have interfaith families as well as families who are new or who are returning to Judaism.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.
Tzedek Committee meeting for new committee members 2-4pm All are welcome.
Today we face unprecedented challenges on so many levels.
Our focus has always been the same -- to advocate for marginalized groups, work towards addressing systemic inequalities and injustices, educate, get out the vote and to involve the greater community in actions for the betterment of all -- local, national and international.
Currently our emphasis is on immigration, pro-democracy and and trans issues. You are welcome to join us in these endeavors or take the lead on issues of your choice.
Click here to learn more about what we're doing, or for more information, contact Roberta at tzedek4theworld@gmail.com
Join us on Zoom to chant, pray, check in, and center ourselves.
Hands on Jewish exploration through the arts for 3rd - 5th graders; Learning for its own sake for older teens.
Families with youngins, and folks of all ages, come join us to welcome Shabbat together!
Join us for an extraordinary evening celebrating Playing with Fire, the latest work by renowned Torah scholar, lifelong Iyengar yoga practitioner, and author of Torah Yoga, Diane Bloomfield.
Join us on Zoom to chant, pray, check in, and center ourselves.
We will welcome another beautiful Shabbat together with prayers, music, poetry and each other.