As a member of Congregations for the Homeless, which strives to mitigate the pain of homelessness by providing meals and basic needs, HNT aspires to provide a monthly meal for 80 men during the colder months. How you can help: RSVP to prepare one or...
Co-Sponsored by SJCC & HNT FREE with donation of pajamas Join us for our coziest community Hanukkah celebration yet! Put on your pjs and enjoy live music performed by Josh & Chava, a live presentation of a special Hanukkah story, food trucks (including Napkin Friends and Delfino’s Pizza), arts and...
Save the Date for an ice-skating event to celebrate Hanukkah! We will provide hot chocolate and donuts at the arena. We will also have cards and games for those who don’t want to skate. We’re going to have so much fun, and we can’t wait...
Mel Brooks’ To Be or Not to Be A 1983 American war comedy in English Frederick and his adulterous wife, Anna, are a pair of hammy actors running a low-rent theater in Warsaw, Poland. When the Nazis invade, they find their theater becoming a makeshift refuge for...
As a member of Congregations for the Homeless, which strives to mitigate the pain of homelessness by providing meals and basic needs, HNT aspires to provide a monthly meal for 80 men during the colder months. How you can help: RSVP to prepare one or...
As a member of Congregations for the Homeless, which strives to mitigate the pain of homelessness by providing meals and basic needs, HNT aspires to provide at least one monthly meal for 80 men during the colder months. How you can help: RSVP to prepare...
How Being Indigenous Helps Me Understand Jewish People and The Middle East With Metis Indigenous Activist Ryan Bellerose 12:30 PM, following 10:00 AM Shabbat services Join us for lunch and this provocative program Ryan Bellerose is a well-known Metis indigenous rights activist from Northern Alberta...
B’Yachad literally means together and it’s our way at HNT of describing inter generational study and practice. Join us on the following times and days to continue the learning together with Rabbinic Intern Natasha Mann, Dr. Krigel, and Morah Sheri Kittay.
