Help us prepare for the High Holidays. We will move the (‘flying’) bima into the Feinberg Social Hall, collect siddurim from the sanctuary pews, set out chairs and seat covers and build our sukkah in the courtyard outside the Upper Foyer. A light breakfast to...
Volunteers are needed to help prepare, cook, and serve food. We need 10 to 15 volunteers for a successful event. RSVP at h-nt.org/teenfeed.
Limmud Seattle is Happening Imagine connecting at a festival with Jews from all backgrounds from across the greater Seattle area. Got a great Jewish topic to share? Want to join a team of volunteers creating Limmud Seattle 2020? Last year, a sellout crowd of 750 old friends...
Tuesdays, September 10 & 24 • 7:30 PM Israel is holding elections on September 17. In the session before the election on September 10 we’ll discuss how the Israeli political system works, and whether American Jews should care about what happens in Israeli elections. After...
Order your lulav & etrog set, s’chach for your family sukkah, and your sukkah kit. The lulav & etrog are captivating symbols of the holiday and purchasing a set provides a great opportunity to share this age-old tradition with your children. Use them in your...
Room 10/11 - Featuring Chava Mirel! Join us for a New Year’s celebration with spirit and joy. Our service will weave music, stories and t’fillah together to enliven and enrich your experience. We will honor our accomplishments of this past year and look ahead to...
Young Families: Jewish New Year’s Rockin’ Eve: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Erev Rosh Hashanah Services begin at 6:00 PM Click here for more details.
Rosh Hashanah Day 1 Services begin: 8:15 AM Youth programs begin: 10:00 AM Tashlich by the waterfront following the Concluding Service: 1:15 PM Mincha/Ma’ariv Services: 6:00 PM Click here for more details.
Rosh Hashanah Day 2 Services begin: 8:30 AM Family Service (1st - 5th Grade Families): 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Service concludes: approximately 1:15 PM Click here for more details.
During 10:00 AM Shabbat Services It's with heavy hearts that our congregation will formally say l'hitraot and todah rabbah to Rabbi Green, but we also can wish her a hearty Mazal Tov and Bon Voyage! Why? Because Rabbi Green married Akiva Potok in Santa Rosa,...
