We are an extended family of Jews by birth and by choice. We are blessed to be a dynamic, egalitarian, spiritual community, rich in diverse approaches to Jewish learning and practice. We strive to deepen personal connection to the Divine through prayer, music, movement, and storytelling. We are proud to be an LGBTQ Safe Zone. In this time of Covid-19 we are dedicated to maintaining a connection with our community. Check out our classes and services being offered via Zoom online!
Reb David’s class is a free-wheeling class covering a wide variety of teachings. Sign up for our announcements to see what is coming up.
Learn MoreJoin us on Wednesday, September 27 at 3:30 pM in the Havurah garden as we kick off our year with a Sukkah Decorating Pizza Party! There will be crafts for everyone! Bring flowers, gourds, corn stalks, everygreen brances and anything from the natural world to beautify our Sukkah! Scroll down to see Sukkot flyer and …
Learn MoreThese classes takes place Thursdays via Zoom, from 12 – 1:00 PM and alternate with eachother. Pirkei Avot is the teachings of our ancestors. It is considered to be a manual for ethical and moral behavior, as relevant today as it was at its inception, 1800 years ago. The Book of Samuel tells many seminal …
Learn MoreEveryone is invited to join Rabbi David Zaslow, Rabbi Sue Morningstar, Rabbi Emanuel Ben David, Maggidot Cyrise and Ayala, along with the Asiyah Trio for inspirational, musical, prayerful services, stories by Maggidah Devorah Zaslow and teachings. Advanced registration is required by clicking on the link below. Services will be offered in-person and via Zoom. All welcome! High Holy registration is free for Havurah members. CLICK HERE to join today!
Join us on Wednesday, September 27 at 3:30 pM in the Havurah garden as we kick off our year with a Sukkah Decorating Pizza Party! There will be crafts for everyone! Bring flowers, gourds, corn stalks, everygreen brances and anything from the natural world to beautify our Sukkah!
Every other Thursday at noon, via Zoom. The Book of Samuel tells many seminal stories from ancient Israel’s political history, including the rise of the Davidic kingdom.
We’ll use music and very simple movements to gently embody our prayers. This minyan is a place to begin our preparation for the New Year, and to come together to enjoy praying with our breath and bodies.
Everyone is invited to join Rabbi David Zaslow, Rabbi Sue Morningstar, Rabbi Emanuel Ben David, Maggidot Cyrise and Ayala, along with the Asiyah Trio for inspirational, musical, prayerful services, stories by Maggidah Devorah Zaslow and teachings. Advanced registration is required by clicking on the link below. Services will be offered in-person and via Zoom. All welcome! High Holy registration is free for Havurah members. CLICK HERE to join today!
A Class on the Books of Samuel: Religion, Politics, Longing for Order and More…
Every other Thursday, beginning July 20th, from 3:30 – 4:30 PM via Zoom
ry other Thursday from 12 – 1:00 PM
Pirkei Avot is the teachings of our ancestors. It is considered to be a manual for ethical and moral behavior, as relevant today as it was at its inception, 1800 years ago.
Classes will resume in September. This is a free-wheeling class – Reb David will teach on whatever is calling to him. Recent topics have included A Journey Through Genesis – Torah Study, Kabballah Meditation and Levels of the Soul. Join our mailing list to see what topics are coming up.
We are offering a wide array of services and classes via Zoom. Please check our calendar for the most updated schedule. If you wish to be added to our Announcements please click on CONTACT above. Our Zoom links are in the announcements.
Ayala Zonnenschein has lived in Israel for 14 years and speaks Hebrew. She teaches three levels: Beginner’s, Advanced Beginner’s Hebrew for those who know the Aleph Bet, can read and would like to improve fluency in reading as well as learn vocabulary and practice prayers (new 10 week block begins in September 2023) and Intermediate Conversational class.
Call Ayala at 541-292-0805 for more info or contact via email at ayala@ashlandhavurah.org.