Services

Shabbat is about being outdoors and enjoying the beauty of Nature. Even if you live far from the synagogue, you can be part of the Shabbat walking experience. We'll be meeting at three different locations to walk to iShabbat together. Below are the different meeting...

This series of four Shabbat mornings is designed to give our congregation the chance to experience the multiple dimensions of the Shabbat experience in new ways. For all four of these Shabbatot, we encourage you to open yourselves to the rich, multi-layered quality of Shabbat...

Please join us for HNT Minyanaire’s Club—We’ll get a little more interactive, a little more ruach-y and mix in some English reading too. We’ll have a light brunch after the service where everyone can eat, schmooze and get to know others Minyanaires! Everyone who attends...

Over 150 people attended the first iShabbat on November 10 We’ve heard the feedback We’re making some changes Your next opportunity to participate is in February Number two in this series of four Shabbat mornings is designed to give our congregation the chance to experience...

Rabbi Samuel Klein is Director of Jewish Engagement for the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle. Samuel was Chief Jewish Officer of the Jewish Community Center San Francisco and Executive Director of the Bronfman Jewish Education Centre, Montreal. He holds Masters degrees in Theology from Cambridge University...

Yoel Sykes is a musical spiritual leader in Nava Tehila, a Jewish Renewal community which focuses on creating innovative and engaging prayer spaces where people feel comfortable to come as they are. Yoel is known for composing new melodies to traditional prayers now sung throughout...

Yoel Sykes is a musical spiritual leader in Nava Tehila, a Jewish Renewal community which focuses on creating innovative and engaging prayer spaces where people feel comfortable to come as they are. Yoel is known for composing new melodies to traditional prayers now sung throughout...

iShabbat is evolving and becoming a lab for potential long-term changes to the Shabbat morning service. Here are some things to expect at the next iShabbat on March 23 • An opportunity to interact with others both before services by walking to shul (see the...