Hakhanah LaTefillah
Rabbi Rachel Cowan Chapel 270 West 89th Street, New YorkOn alternating weeks, join Rabbi Roly Matalon to prepare the soul and open the heart for Shabbat morning prayers through the singing of piyutim and brief reflections.
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Shabbat Morning Services
Sanctuary 257 West 88th Street, New YorkShabbat morning services at BJ — join us in person or online. All welcome.
CANCELED Shabbat Model (Saturday Morning)
Reception Room 270 West 89th Street, New YorkAt BJ, we believe that education is about modeling authentic experiences of Jewish life, and we’re excited that our Shabbat Model program embraces BJ’s celebration of Shabbat. All BJ families are welcome at Shabbat Model—please note the programming is designed with our third through sixth grade students in mind.
Early Childhood Families: Birth-Pre-K Shabbat Services
Rabbi Rachel Cowan Chapel 270 West 89th Street, New YorkWe offer weekly in-person Shabbat services for our families with children from birth to Pre-K. The service features lively songs, stories, and movement to help celebrate Shabbat!
Early Childhood Families: K-2 Shabbat Services
Middle Room 270 West 89th Street, New YorkWe are excited to offer this lively service, featuring Torah reading, songs, and more. This service is intended for families with children in kindergarten through 2nd grade with optional drop-off (parents must remain in the building).
Shabbat Minha
Sanctuary 257 West 88th Street, New YorkJoin us in person or virtually for the afternoon prayer service of Shabbat.
Camp Shabbat: Kids & Parents Night Out
Rabbi Rachel Cowan Chapel 270 West 89th Street, New YorkBring your K-3 child(ren) to BJ for a family Havdalah service! Following the service, parents can enjoy an adult night out with dinner and wine! Your kids will be cared for by us and we will provide a camp-style dinner, BJ swag for a tie-dye activity, and other fun camp activities.
Arvit and Havdalah
Remote Access Only NYJoin us in virtual community for arvit (the evening service), as we maintain a collective spiritual practice while supporting all those in our midst who are saying Kaddish. We will conclude with havdalah and end Shabbat together as a community.