Shabbat Groups & Family Programs
Programs for all Ages
Ohr Kodesh is a growing community and we are excited to add to our number of young families and children each year.
Whether you are a tot or a teen, there is a place for you with us on Shabbat!
Shabbat Children's Groups
Baby Sitting: All children from ages 18 months to 4 years are welcome.
Torah Tots: For all families with children up to 5 years old. Celebrate Shabbat with songs, tefilot, stories, and parashah activities.
Mini Minyan: For children in grades K-2, this interactive Shabbat service incorporates tefilot, parashah stories, and activities. Led by Raviv Brooks, children learn how to daven with kavanah while still having fun!
Kehilat Tefilah: A youth-led Shabbat service for all children in grades 3-7. Participants explore tefilot and learn new tunes while supported by Shabbat Crew teens and service leader, Hannah Weisman.
For more information about the Shabbat groups, please contact Leah Miller at lmiller@ohrkodesh.org
Family Programs
Tot Shabbat: Led by Raviv Brooks and Leah Miller, Tot Shabbat is open to all families with children ages 0-5. Welcome Shabbat with family and friends during this musical service. Join the Ohr Kodesh clergy and staff for a family Kabbalat Shabbat service followed by a virtual oneg.
Pajama Havdalah: Led by Leah Miller and Sharon Light, Pajama Havdalah begins with craft and activities and end with a musical Havdalah with Cantor Labovitz. Don't forget to wear your favorite Pajamas! Open to all families with children ages 0-10 years.
Fri, March 5 2021
21 Adar 5781
Upcoming Events
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Sunday ,
MarMarch 7 , 2021Leadership & Justice: Moses' Early Years
Sunday, Mar 7th 6:45pm to 9:00pm
A dialogue with Dr. Erica Brown and Rabbi Lyle Fishman on leadership and its relationship to Pesach. -
Tuesday ,
MarMarch 9 , 2021
Tuesday, Mar 9th 7:30pm to 9:00pm
A briefing from Jerusalem Post, Washington Bureau Chief, Omri Nahmias. -
Sunday ,
MarMarch 14 , 2021Religion and State in Israel: The Modern Family
Sunday, Mar 14th 12:00pm to 1:30pm
On Marriage, Divorce, and the LGBTQ community in the Jewish Democratic State A panel of Israeli activists discuss legislative challenges facing families in Israel and the struggle of marginalized groups such as Agunot, LGBTQ couples, and immigrants.