Shavuot, meaning “weeks,” marks the seven-week journey from Egypt to Mount Sinai and the giving of the Torah, as well as the summer wheat harvest. This year, the holiday will be observed from Thursday, May 21 through Saturday, May 23 with meaningful services, inspiring learning, and festive community gatherings.
Shavuot Services Schedule
Thursday, May 21
Mincha/Ma’ariv at 5:30 pm
In person and Online
Evening Tikkun Leil Shavuot at 7:00 pm
In person
An inspiring Shavuot study sessions with our Rabbis – Rabbi Jack Moline will present Elijah and the Graveyard and Rabbi Hector Epelbaum will present Orpah – Who?!
After services, enjoy our traditional spread of cheesecake and other delicious dairy treats.
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Friday, May 22
Shavuot Services at 8:45 am
In person and Online
Special kiddush sponsored by the Women’s League of B’nai Torah following services with kugel and dairy treats
Mincha/Ma’ariv and Shavuot
Friday Night Service at 5:45 pm
In person and Online
A modified Friday night service for the Shavuot holiday
Saturday, May 23
Shabbat and Shavuot Services
at 8:45 am Including Yizkor
In person and Online
Special kiddush following services