During our weekly meditation, participants are led through a unique blend of Hebrew chanting, intentional breathing, and deep relaxation exercises to connect the mind, body, and soul during this unique- and uniquely Jewish- class. We begin our in-depth study of the weekly Torah portion (פרשת השבוע) which focuses on exploring meanings within the ancient text as it exists in our contemporary times. Most Tuesdays at 8:45am, check the calendar for updates. Meditation and Torah Study are held in our Rhinebeck satellite location.

Trope is the melody or "flavor" (טעמים) of sacred readings learned through a system of musical notations that teach us how to chant from the Tanakh. This highly popular class is open to all. Most Wednesdays at 12:30pm, check the calendar for updates.

Join our wildly popular bingo night! Enjoy playing with members, neighbors, and friends from throughout our Kingston community! Affordable and delicious food and drink available in addition to gameplay. Doors at 5pm, the game starts at 7pm.

Our adult b'nai mitzvah class is a powerful opportunity to learn with a small cohort of individuals dedicated to creating meaningful Jewish practice through study. Our preparation course is for adults who seek to become b'nai mitzvah by being called to the Torah. The class culminates in a group b'nai mitzvah. Students include Jews-by-choice, congregants who were never formally called to the Torah, and those seeking a more meaningful and intentional connection to Judaism.

Rabbi Yael Romer joins our confirmation participants as they explore subjects relevant to the lives of young Jewish adults, sourcing from newspaper, articles, social media, film, art, and history to encourage their development as socially active, mindful, and empowered Jewish adolescents and adults. The confirmands gather for their meal in our social hall, then participate in our Friday night Kabbalat Shabbat service.

Join us on the third and (if needed) fifth Fridays of the month at 7:30pm for Shabbat services. Our Friday night Kabbalat Shabbat services provide a weekly opportunity to celebrate the wholeness of peace and community through lively, participatory worship.