Virtual Synagogue Services
One traditional way to engage in Judaism is to attend Synagogue services, which can be found online during this time.
Etz Chayim is a local Synagogue (also where we host business meetings). It offers a variety of services which can be joined through Zoom by clicking on this link: https://www.etzchayim.org/
Beth Am is another local Synagogue, focused more on the Reform movement of Judaism. It offers a variety of Zoom links to services and lectures, and other resources. Click here to reach it: https://www.betham.org/
Kol Emeth is an additional local Synagogue leaning more towards the Conservative Judaism movement. Click the link to access a schedule packed with lectures, services, hangouts and more through Zoom links: https://kolemeth.org/thisweekatke/
For those of us that are more introverted or prefer to simply sit on the side and watch the service, rather than physically engage in the prayer, Youtube also holds a variety of streamed Shabbat services.
Some fun, engaging, videotaped services include: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOyMBaPHpXc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1uMLCshHRI (also includes a link to a prayer book to follow along)
One traditional way to engage in Judaism is to attend Synagogue services, which can be found online during this time.
Etz Chayim is a local Synagogue (also where we host business meetings). It offers a variety of services which can be joined through Zoom by clicking on this link: https://www.etzchayim.org/
Beth Am is another local Synagogue, focused more on the Reform movement of Judaism. It offers a variety of Zoom links to services and lectures, and other resources. Click here to reach it: https://www.betham.org/
Kol Emeth is an additional local Synagogue leaning more towards the Conservative Judaism movement. Click the link to access a schedule packed with lectures, services, hangouts and more through Zoom links: https://kolemeth.org/thisweekatke/
For those of us that are more introverted or prefer to simply sit on the side and watch the service, rather than physically engage in the prayer, Youtube also holds a variety of streamed Shabbat services.
Some fun, engaging, videotaped services include: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOyMBaPHpXc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1uMLCshHRI (also includes a link to a prayer book to follow along)
