Services: Saturday, August 10 • 9:00 PM Sunday, August 11 • 9:00 AM & 2:00 PM Memory is one of the most vital parts of being human. Every year we gather together along with Jewish communities around the world to remember our tragedies & to...
Services: Saturday, August 10 • 9:00 PM Sunday, August 11 • 9:00 AM & 2:00 PM Memory is one of the most vital parts of being human. Every year we gather together along with Jewish communities around the world to remember our tragedies & to...
We will be having Garinim (little seeds) and Shtilim Shabbat potlucks throughout the summer. Meet at the places below at 5:30 PM for a unique Shabbat experience. Check your inbox for Evites with location details and RSVP. At 6:45 PM after Rhythm & Jews at...
...Or walk or powerwalk with the rabbi. We'll meet at HNT, run on the I-90 trail. Rav Barry will aim for about a 35 minute 5k, but people can go at their own pace, and we'll rendezvous back at shul at 8:30am for bagels and...
August 20-22 ● Drop off at 8:00 AM on 8/20 at HNT and pick up at 5:00 PM at HNT on 8/22 Calling all 6th through 8th grade students at HNT and in the community to join us for our 5th annual Becoming a Leader...
This week will continue an exploration of Rav Barry’s teshuvah (Jewish legal opinion) on “Eating Dairy Meals in Unsupervised Restaurants.” This week we’ll look at the question of what makes something kosher.
Co-sponsored by HNT & SJCC's SixthirTEENS We will once again be donating over 120 grade-specific filled backpacks for homeless students, and we need your help to fill them! When you are back to school shopping with your kids, put an extra set of items in...
It would be somewhat more accurate to call it "Beer and the Talmud," but Beer and Bible has a nice alliterative sound. We'll enjoy some socializing over craft beer and a little learning on what the Jewish tradition has to say about beer. Click 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.
This week we will start studying the famous “driving teshuva,” the 1950 Responsum on the Sabbath which deals with both using electricity on Shabbat and driving to the synagogue on Shabbat.
