As of May 1, 2022, all services will be in person at AJ. For the month of May, all services will be available via Zoom. Starting in June, Kabbalat Shabbat and Shabbat morning services will be live-streamed and all other services will be available via Zoom. Please continue to register for Friday evening and Saturday morning services by going to https://tinyurl.com/AJ-June2022-services, (for June) or https://tinyurl.com/AJ-July2022-services (for July) or by using the June or July service sign-up form link in the weekly email. You must pre-register by 2:30 PM Friday afternoon. Your registration will help us plan.
Our guidelines are below:
- Pre-register for services by completing the June online registration form or July online registration form by calling the office.
- Use hand sanitizer before entering the sanctuary. Hand sanitizer will be available throughout the building.
- Only fully vaccinated people may attend in-person services and events at AJ. Masks are optional.
- As of January 1, 2022, AJ requires proof of a booster shot for all those eligible to receive the booster or your second vaccination should have been within the last six months.
- Anyone who presents with symptoms of possible COVID-19 will not be admitted to the building.
- You can see our updated guidelines here.
You can see the service schedule and Zoom links here.
You can see the latest weekly email here for upcoming AJ events and other helpful information.
A Synagogue Like Ours Shouldn’t Be So Unusual.
But It Is.
It doesn’t happen at every synagogue. But Adath Jeshurun is more than a synagogue;
and it’s been that way for many generations.
SUPPORTING
AJ
In addition to our dedicated clergy and staff, AJ continues to thrive through the tremendous efforts of our many volunteers. Here at AJ, there is a place for everyone to become involved. No matter your skill, no matter how much/little time you have to help, we’ve got opportunities for you. To find out how you can help, contact the synagogue office at 215.635.6611.
JOINING
AJ
Congregation Adath Jeshurun is an inclusive, egalitarian Conservative synagogue. All are welcome irrespective of gender, race, or sexual orientation. We welcome dual-faith families who want to be involved in the Jewish community.
SERVICE
SCHEDULE
AJ has minyan every morning and every evening. We welcome visitors who want to pray with us.
A PLACE FOR EVERYONE
"AJ is truly a community... better yet a family. And, I get to see family every day. I am grateful to call this my home. And I am grateful to see and share my family every day."
Calvin Thompson,
Building Manager
We are proud to announce that Rav Shai Cherry has published a new book: Coherent Judaism: Constructive Theology, Creation, and Halakhah. To purchase the book on Amazon, click here. Rav Shai will be happy to sign it if you drop it off at AJ.
Mon, June 27 2022
28 Sivan 5782
Please visit our Events and RSVP webpage to see all that is happening at AJ! You can also see the latest weekly email, or go to our calendar.
You can send a jar of honey to family, friends, and business associates near and far, This is a great way to wish everyone a L'Shana Tova! And you'll be supporting both the AJWA Sisterhood and ORT America.
Each 8 oz. jar contains delicious golden honey which is certified Kosher by the Orthodox Union and guaranteed to be 100% pure honey. Honey From The Heart is gluten-free. It's just $13.00 per jar, including free shipping until August 1.
It is traditional to eat apples and honey on Rosh Hashanah. The apples symbolize the constant cycle of life and the honey symbolizes the sweetness that we hope will characterize the year to come.The blessing is printed on a beautiful keepsake card that is enclosed with each jar of honey you send.
To order, go to www.honeyfromtheheart.org/CAJ. For more information, contact Leslie Sokolow at 215.758.2404.
UPCOMING EVENTS
