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Welcome to The Shul Of New York

The Shul Of New York, a liberal non-denominational synagogue, is a welcoming, vibrant, spiritual, inclusive community committed to social justice, personal growth, and a joyful expression of Judaism. Our services, led by Hazzan Adam Feder, are moving, inspirational, and uplifted by the music of our own Shul Band.

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PRIDE SHABBAT

This month we gather together to welcome Shabbat and honor LGBTQ+ pride with music, prayer, and community at our annual Pride Shabbat evening service. Stay afterwards for a joyous Oneg Shabbat featuring a chance to nosh, schmooze, and of course live music from the Shul Band with plenty of room to dance and be free.

Our Jewish Holidays

Ever wondered about the origins, customs, or celebration of certain Jewish holidays? Our educational series provides programs and resources on several holidays in the Jewish calendar.

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Passover Seder Plate
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Around The Shul

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Shul Calendar

Stay up-to-date on all Shul events, and check out the details for special programs through the year.
Events
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Shabbat Services

Join us for joyful Shabbat services on Fridays led by our Hazzan Adam Feder and our beloved guest rabbis.
Schedule
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Shul Justice Project

The SJP promotes causes important to the health of our community, democracy, and our planet.
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Weekly Meditation

Take time to acknowledge yourself and your feelings while creating moments of peace and mindfulness.
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Ruach Squad

Join the Ruach Squad, our brand new interfaith children's choir!
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Pastoral Counseling

Individual and confidential Pastoral Counseling Sessions are available on Zoom with Rabbi Eva.
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Shul Tree of Love

The Shul Tree of Love is the perfect way to memorialize or celebrate a loved one, special occasion, or life event.
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The Shul community mourns the passing of our beloved Emeritus Rabbi Burt Siegel.

His memory is a blessing to all who knew him.

 

Please direct any donations in Rabbi Burt's memory here.

 

Thank you to Roger Sherman for this photograph of Rabbi Burt during Yom Kippur services on September 28, 2009.

We remember with admiration and pride the "coming out" sermon that Rabbi Burt gave on Rosh Hashanah 2024. You can watch the sermon by clicking here.

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