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Park Synagogue is a dynamic center for Jewish life, connection, and celebration. Blending tradition with creativity, Park offers a welcoming space to learn, pray, and grow together. From inspiring services and engaging classes to vibrant community events, Park brings Jewish values to life and helps every member find meaning, purpose, and joy in community.

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Services & Shabbat Times

  • Weekday Minyan

    Morning Minyan:
    Monday-Friday | 7:30 am
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    Evening Minyan:
    Monday-Thursday | 6:00 pm
    Zoom: Join Here

  • Candle Lighting & Friday Evening Shabbat

    Candle Lighting:
    Friday, January 16 - 5:04 pm

    Friday Shabbat:
    In-Person at 6:00 pm. Check Weekly Wrap for Zoom Link.

  • Shabbat Services

    Saturday Morning:
    In-Person & Zoom | 9:30 am
    Check Weekly Wrap for Zoom Link & Sermon Topic.

    Shabbat Mincha:
    In-Person Only | 12:15 pm

  • Shabbat Parshiot

    Saturday, January 17 - Vaera
    Exodus 6:2-9:35
    Ezekiel 28:25-29:21

  • Sunday Minyan

    Sunday Morning:
    In-Person & Zoom | 8:30 am
    Zoom: Join Here

    Sunday Evening:
    Zoom Only | 5:30 pm
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Upcoming Events

Featured
Rabbi Skoff's Class
Jan 18
Rabbi Skoff's Class

Bible Class, Weekly Themes, Modern Legal Issues and a few of Rabbi's Surprise Topics!

Please send your name & email address to eva@parksyn.org in order to receive updates & news about Rabbi’s Skoff's Class.

Journey Center for Safety & Healing
Jan 18
Journey Center for Safety & Healing

Join us in bringing warmth, comfort, and nourishment to families rebuilding their lives at the Journey Center for Safety & Healing. One Sunday a month, Park volunteers provide a homemade dinner for courageous mothers and resilient children staying at the shelter.

Sesame: Global Recipes & Stories on Ancient Seed
Jan 25
Sesame: Global Recipes & Stories on Ancient Seed

Join Rachel Simons, founder of Seed & Mill in New York’s Chelsea Market, and author of the new cookbook, Sesame, as she shares her transformation from lawyer to successful entrepreneur in the artisan food industry.

Rabbi Skoff's Class
Feb 1
Rabbi Skoff's Class

Bible Class, Weekly Themes, Modern Legal Issues and a few of Rabbi's Surprise Topics!

Please send your name & email address to eva@parksyn.org in order to receive updates & news about Rabbi’s Skoff's Class.

Hinenu: Israel at Ten Million
Feb 1
Hinenu: Israel at Ten Million

Searching for a meaningful way to spend this rare stretch of unstructured time, Shlachter began asking a simple but ambitious question: Who is Israel right now? The answer became Hinenu—Hebrew for "Here we are"—a project built around photographing and interviewing 100 people whose demographic profiles mirror Israel’s population at ten million.

Women of Park Book Group
Feb 3
Women of Park Book Group

Join us in reading: “The Red House” by Mary Morris.

Thirty years ago, Laura’s mother left her family and is never seen again. She left behind her purse, keys, and her mysterious paintings of a red house. Laura’s family never recovers from this mysterious loss. Decades later, Laura goes to Italy where her parents met after WWII, trying to find answers about her mother. With elements of true crime and revelations about Italy during the war, the novel describes Laura following her mother’s trajectory as she travels to Naples, Turin, and finally back home. Along the way, she confronts the dark truth of her mother’s story and at last makes sense of her own.

Rabbi Skoff's Class
Feb 8
Rabbi Skoff's Class

Bible Class, Weekly Themes, Modern Legal Issues and a few of Rabbi's Surprise Topics!

Please send your name & email address to eva@parksyn.org in order to receive updates & news about Rabbi’s Skoff's Class.

Women of Park: Lunch and Learn
Feb 10
Women of Park: Lunch and Learn

Come for all or part of the day!

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