Shabbat
A Day of Rest and Renewal
As God rested on the seventh day, so we celebrate rest and the Divine every shabbat. Please join us for our Shabbat offerings whether for all in the main sanctuary, or our youth and teen Shabbat programing.
We celebrate Shabbat with warmth and ruach (spirit). Recognizing that our youngest members are our future, we also offer a diversity of services for children of all ages and levels.
Shabbat Services
We are blessed to have a vibrant and growing community. At Ohr Kodesh, we encourage ways to help everyone gather together sacredly and thoughtfully. We offer a variety of designated spaces and programming options for children and youth during Shabbat and holiday services.
Kabbalat Shabbat, 5:00 pm/EST; 6:30/DST
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In-Person Services in the Chapel
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Livestream
Shabbat Morning, 9:00 am
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In-Person Services in the Main Sanctuary
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Livestream
- Before Shabbat, please follow the Instructions for Accessing Live Streaming on Shabbat and Holidays to set up your computer.
- Before Shabbat, download and print a copy of the service from Siddur Lev Shalem along with this week's parashat from the Etz Hayyim Chumash.
- Outdoor Minyan 9:45 am
- Lay-led services on the OKC Patio.
- For times, check the OKC calendar.
Shabbat Minchah, Se'udah Shlishit
- In-Person in the Chapel
- For times, check the OKC calendar.
Tue, March 19 2024
9 Adar II 5784
Siddur Lev Shalem
Kiddush - Together as a Community
Combined Kiddush for Indoor and Outdoor Services.
If you would like to Sponsor an upcoming kiddush, click HERE.
Upcoming Events
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Thursday ,
MarMarch 21 , 2024
Thursday, Mar 21st (All day)
Co-sponsored by Ohr Kodesh Congregation On Zoom More information soon. -
Thursday ,
MarMarch 21 , 2024OKC Evening Book Group
Thursday, Mar 21st 8:30pm to 9:30pm
An intergenerational gathering place for readers. Open to the entire OKC community. -
Friday ,
MarMarch 22 , 2024HAZAK Josiah Henson Museum Tour
Friday, Mar 22nd 1:00pm to 4:00pm
This trip will focus on the changes necessary to embrace freedom and our commitment to freedom as a basic foundational human right in our Jewish tradition.