Please check the calendar to confirm starting times and see up-to-date information regarding options for virtual vs. in-person, registration, and protocols.
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HNT also offers a variety of additional alternative Shabbat experiences. With all the different options, there’s certain to be one that you’ll connect with!
During this time when houses of worship in our state are not allowed to join together in person for prayer, we have moved all of our prayer services, including on Shabbat, to an online format. We form a minyan using two-way voice/video technology, and conduct the full traditional service, including an opportunity for people to say Kaddish. Please email Ashley@h-nt.org for additional information on how to join our virtual services.
Friday night services are at 6:00 PM, Saturday morning at 10:00 AM. See below for additional information on different Shabbat programs we will go back to offering once we are past this crisis.
Click here to access Siddur Lev Shalem Friday night service online
Click here to access Siddur Lev Shalem Saturday morning service online
This service with guitars and drumming will get your toes tapping, your hands clapping, and your voice singing! Every Friday between mid-March and late-September during the Kabbalat Shabbat service.
This monthly interactive Friday night experience brings all members of our community together for Shabbat. Most congregants welcome Shabbat in the main sanctuary at Friday night services, followed by special dinner in the Feinberg Social Hall. Families with children ages five and under are downstairs as they sing favorite songs, and dance, then enjoy a child-inspired community-style dinner a little earlier in the evening.
Once or twice a month, kids grade school age and younger are invited to Shabbat events that encourage them to build Shabbat community through song, game, stories, and creative movement. Each program is specifically tailored to the age level of the participants.
HNT also seeks to meet the needs of our entire congregation, including our youngest – Gan Danny (Danny’s Garden) is an indoor preschool playground stocked with books and toys to encourage active play. This inviting room is the perfect space for children under five and their parents to take a quiet break during Saturday morning services.
