Park Slope Jewish Center

Tuesday, July 25 | Center for Jewish Studies
Joel Levy invites interested PSJC members to visit an extraordinary exhibition presented by Corpus Christi College, Oxford; the Center for Jewish History; & Yeshiva University Museum. The free special tour, followed by a talk by Gerard Baker, editor in chief of The Wall Street Journal (media sponsor of the exhibition). Gerard Baker will speak at 6:30PM on “News and Journalism in the Age of Trump.” A reception will follow. Click here for more information or to RSVP.

The month of Av is almost upon us. We are deep in the midst of this season of reflection and semi-mourning, this low-point in the annual calendar of the Jewish people.

Tisha B'Av The 9th of Av, the fast day on which we commemorate the destruction of the first and second Temples, will be observed this year Monday night, July 31.

We will begin together at 8:45PM with the chanting of Eicha (the Book of Lamentatioms) while sitting on low chairs or on the floor in the lower sanctuary.

On Tuesday morning, we come together again for services at 7:00AM.

Wish your family and friends a Sweet New Year by sending them honey from PSJC and ORT.  This is a delightful way to say Shana Tova and support PSJC's Honey From the Heart fundraiser! 

Order your personalized honey bottles for your loved ones by using the group code "PSJ." Order Now! (shipping is $4/jar)

For more information, please contact Ellen Simon.

Park Slope Jewish Center (PSJC) is a Conservative, egalitarian synagogue in Brooklyn’s Park Slope. We have a strong commitment to Jewish learning, tradition, and social justice and pride ourselves on inclusiveness by welcoming Jews of all backgrounds and family structures. Our Hebrew School similarly provides a warm, welcoming, and inclusive learning environment for students in pre-Kindergarten through 10th grade. 

Click HERE to find out more information on our program or REGISTER today!

Rosh Hashanah: Begins sunset of Wednesday, September 20, 2017 
Ends nightfall of Friday, September 22, 2017

Yom Kippur: Begins sunset of Friday, September 29, 2017 
Ends nightfall of Saturday, September 30, 2017

Each set is already assembled together in a holder with the Lulav, Hadassim and Arovot as one unit. In addition, each set is separately wrapped and sealed to reduce your workload, thereby saving you precious time.

Along with each set you will receive a basic guide as a complimentary gift to express our appreciation to you. It will contain a list of all the Brachot (blessings) and Halakha (laws) of the four species.

Details to purchase coming soon.