Announcements

Friday Night Kiddush and Shabbat Morning Kiddush have been provided by the house.

This Shabbat morning we will welcome Rabbi Leead Staller who will deliver the sermon. Rabbi Staller is the OU-JLIC Director at New York University (NYU) where he supports Orthodox Jewish life on campus.

Join us this - and every - Sunday morning at 8:30 AM for Shacharit and Bagels.

News

Shabbat is soon! Please make every effort to prepare accordingly. Please consider attending a bit earlier so that our services start (and end) on time.

We wish a Mazal Tov to Zara & Dr. Jacob Shamash on the redemption of their son, Amishav Hillel (עמישב הלל).

We wish a Mazal Tov to Michelle & Brian Polay on the recent birth of their daughter, Noga Aya (נגה איה).

We wish a Mazal Tov to Tali & Rabbi Andrew Scheer on the recent birth of their daughter, Elly Sigalit. 

We wish a Mabruk to Cori Ann Robinson on last Shabbat's Cholentfest win. Cori won with "Sfardi not Sfardi."

Rabbi Bellino will teach his Zohar class this Tuesday night and his Foundations class on Wednesday night.

Israel in our Hearts

This Shabbat Day there will be a peaceful walk around Washington Square Park and Union Square Park to raise awareness of the hostages in Israel. Shabbat is a time to pause, connect, and reflect; yet, as long as our family in Israel are suffering, we cannot rest. The walk has been organized by Dr. Michelle Sarna, will begin at 2:30 PM at the Bronfman Center, and will take approximately one hour.

Please continue to you support each other. While this sort of peril and loss, as well as the emotional responses they engender, aren’t new to our national history, they are - in fact - new to most of us. Remember that we all come to the (kiddush) table with different psychological skill sets and traumas. Look out for one another, check in, and be flexible to, and understanding of, the broad spectrum that is the emotional health of others. We ask that when you speak to each other, you be mindful of potentially inflammatory language and gruesome content; particularly in the presence of children.

Find comfort in community as we process the daily horrors and pray for safety, peace, and consolation.

Membership has almost no privileges.

But it's the right thing to do and it allows us to thrive. Won’t you please share in our great legacy and help us continue our impressive revitalization? There are, of course, various membership options and we hope that one works for you.

• For Membership Renewal, please click here
• For New Members, please click here

You can also Venmo us @sixthstreetsynagogue, or mail a check to 325 East 6th Street, New York, NY 10003.

Classes

Our weekday classes are being held on Zoom. For those of you who do not know, Zoom is a remote conferencing service that facilitates meetings online, by video and by phone. A useful instructional video may be found here. We strongly encourage you to download the free app to your phones and/or computers and then click the meeting links that we provide. If you do not have the technology to participate over the Internet, you may simply dial in. We will provide the links and numbers in a separate email as well as PDFs of any relevant class material. To access a schedule of upcoming classes, class materials, and zoom links, click here.

INTRODUCTION TO THE ZOHAR: And introduction to the history, purpose, teachings, and application of this classical mystical text. Tuesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

FOUNDATIONS OF JUDAISM: A sensitive and sophisticated introduction to Judaism, intended for beginners, focusing on many of the ritual, legal, linguistic, and philosophical basics of our faith. Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

Downtown Community

We are thrilled to have Ellin Mitchell as the Yoetzet Halacha for the downtown community. Yoetzet Ellin is available to answer questions related to Toharat HaMishpacha and may be reached by phone at (646) 598-1080 and by email. Click here to read our recent e-mail about her appointment.

There are several local Kosher options that are open for take-out/delivery:

Fiddler's Glatt (Formerly East Side Glatt) at 500 Grand Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

Nome at 127 4th Avenue

Pita Bar at 11 Delancey Street

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We are proud to be a member synagogue of The Downtown Va'ad, an Orthodox rabbinic network intended to advance the welfare and flourishing of the Downtown community. Check out the Va'ad on Facebook for more information.

Feedback

We encourage your participation and insight. Feedback to Elie Yudewitz, Rabbi Bellino or the Shul Office would be most appreciated. Please contact us with any suggestions and/or concerns, or most importantly, to volunteer. You can also make suggestions here.

We like to pick fights on social media. Like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel for much more! 

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Friday Night Kiddush has been sponsored by the Bellino Family in honor of Richard McBee's new book, Living Jewish Art: The Work of Itshak Holtz, and in celebration of his Shul anniversary.

Shabbat Morning Kiddush has been sponsored by Eitan Itzkowitz & Elizabeth Pullman in celebration of their recent wedding.

Join us this - and every - Sunday morning at 8:30 AM for Shacharit and Bagels.

News

Shabbat is soon! Please make every effort to prepare accordingly. Please consider attending a bit earlier so that our services start (and end) on time.

We wish a Mazal Tov to Sara & Sam Linda on the birth, brit, and naming of their son, Earnest Julius (לייב ציון דוב).

We are saddened by the passing of our friend, Miriam Kaplan.

CholentFest - our annual Cholent competition - is back again NEXT Shabbat (February 8th) for an ELEVENTH year! Enter to win the the CholentFest Eydel Ladle and the bragging rights involved. Please let us know ASAP Crocky if you plan to participate and how we can help you. The synagogue has multiple crock pots, and can even acquire supplies should you need. This is NOT a Cholent eating contest, 'cause gross.

Rabbi Bellino will teach his Zohar class this Tuesday night. Foundations will resume the following week.

Israel in our Hearts

This Shabbat Day there will be a peaceful walk around Washington Square Park and Union Square Park to raise awareness of the hostages in Israel. Shabbat is a time to pause, connect, and reflect; yet, as long as our family in Israel are suffering, we cannot rest. The walk has been organized by Dr. Michelle Sarna, will begin at 2:30 PM at the Bronfman Center, and will take approximately one hour.

Please continue to you support each other. While this sort of peril and loss, as well as the emotional responses they engender, aren’t new to our national history, they are - in fact - new to most of us. Remember that we all come to the (kiddush) table with different psychological skill sets and traumas. Look out for one another, check in, and be flexible to, and understanding of, the broad spectrum that is the emotional health of others. We ask that when you speak to each other, you be mindful of potentially inflammatory language and gruesome content; particularly in the presence of children.

Find comfort in community as we process the daily horrors and pray for safety, peace, and consolation.

Membership has almost no privileges.

But it's the right thing to do and it allows us to thrive. Won’t you please share in our great legacy and help us continue our impressive revitalization? There are, of course, various membership options and we hope that one works for you.

• For Membership Renewal, please click here
• For New Members, please click here

You can also Venmo us @sixthstreetsynagogue, or mail a check to 325 East 6th Street, New York, NY 10003.

Classes

Our weekday classes are being held on Zoom. For those of you who do not know, Zoom is a remote conferencing service that facilitates meetings online, by video and by phone. A useful instructional video may be found here. We strongly encourage you to download the free app to your phones and/or computers and then click the meeting links that we provide. If you do not have the technology to participate over the Internet, you may simply dial in. We will provide the links and numbers in a separate email as well as PDFs of any relevant class material. To access a schedule of upcoming classes, class materials, and zoom links, click here.

INTRODUCTION TO THE ZOHAR: And introduction to the history, purpose, teachings, and application of this classical mystical text. Tuesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

FOUNDATIONS OF JUDAISM: A sensitive and sophisticated introduction to Judaism, intended for beginners, focusing on many of the ritual, legal, linguistic, and philosophical basics of our faith. Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

Downtown Community

We are thrilled to have Ellin Mitchell as the Yoetzet Halacha for the downtown community. Yoetzet Ellin is available to answer questions related to Toharat HaMishpacha and may be reached by phone at (646) 598-1080 and by email. Click here to read our recent e-mail about her appointment.

There are several local Kosher options that are open for take-out/delivery:

Fiddler's Glatt (Formerly East Side Glatt) at 500 Grand Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

Nome at 127 4th Avenue

Pita Bar at 11 Delancey Street

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We are proud to be a member synagogue of The Downtown Va'ad, an Orthodox rabbinic network intended to advance the welfare and flourishing of the Downtown community. Check out the Va'ad on Facebook for more information.

Feedback

We encourage your participation and insight. Feedback to Elie Yudewitz, Rabbi Bellino or the Shul Office would be most appreciated. Please contact us with any suggestions and/or concerns, or most importantly, to volunteer. You can also make suggestions here.

We like to pick fights on social media. Like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel for much more! 

Vayeh

Friday Night and Shabbat Morning Kiddush have been provided by the House.

Join us this - and every - Sunday morning at 8:30 AM for Shacharit and Bagels.

News

Shabbat is soon! Please make every effort to prepare accordingly. Please consider attending a bit earlier so that our services start (and end) on time.

We wish a Mazal Tov to Ariel & Nathan Lerman on the birth of their son.

We wish a Mazal Tov to Zara & Jacob Shamash on the birth of their son.

We offer Blessings of Consolation to the Rubin Family on the passing of Isobel Rubin.

Rabbi Bellino's classes will resume on January 29th.

Richard McBee has begun a series of seven classes about his art for BJE Phoenix. The classes are on Zoom and you may register here. Additionally, he will be presenting his work on Itshak Holtz on January 28th at Adereth El.

Israel in our Hearts

This Shabbat Day there will be a peaceful walk around Washington Square Park and Union Square Park to raise awareness of the hostages in Israel. Shabbat is a time to pause, connect, and reflect; yet, as long as our family in Israel are suffering, we cannot rest. The walk has been organized by Dr. Michelle Sarna, will begin at 2:30 PM at the Bronfman Center, and will take approximately one hour.

Please continue to you support each other. While this sort of peril and loss, as well as the emotional responses they engender, aren’t new to our national history, they are - in fact - new to most of us. Remember that we all come to the (kiddush) table with different psychological skill sets and traumas. Look out for one another, check in, and be flexible to, and understanding of, the broad spectrum that is the emotional health of others. We ask that when you speak to each other, you be mindful of potentially inflammatory language and gruesome content; particularly in the presence of children.

Find comfort in community as we process the daily horrors and pray for safety, peace, and consolation.

Membership has almost no privileges.

But it's the right thing to do and it allows us to thrive. Won’t you please share in our great legacy and help us continue our impressive revitalization? There are, of course, various membership options and we hope that one works for you.

• For Membership Renewal, please click here
• For New Members, please click here

You can also Venmo us @sixthstreetsynagogue, or mail a check to 325 East 6th Street, New York, NY 10003.

Classes

Our weekday classes are being held on Zoom. For those of you who do not know, Zoom is a remote conferencing service that facilitates meetings online, by video and by phone. A useful instructional video may be found here. We strongly encourage you to download the free app to your phones and/or computers and then click the meeting links that we provide. If you do not have the technology to participate over the Internet, you may simply dial in. We will provide the links and numbers in a separate email as well as PDFs of any relevant class material. To access a schedule of upcoming classes, class materials, and zoom links, click here.

INTRODUCTION TO THE ZOHAR: And introduction to the history, purpose, teachings, and application of this classical mystical text. Tuesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

FOUNDATIONS OF JUDAISM: A sensitive and sophisticated introduction to Judaism, intended for beginners, focusing on many of the ritual, legal, linguistic, and philosophical basics of our faith. Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

Downtown Community

We are thrilled to have Ellin Mitchell as the Yoetzet Halacha for the downtown community. Yoetzet Ellin is available to answer questions related to Toharat HaMishpacha and may be reached by phone at (646) 598-1080 and by email. Click here to read our recent e-mail about her appointment.

There are several local Kosher options that are open for take-out/delivery:

Fiddler's Glatt (Formerly East Side Glatt) at 500 Grand Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

Nome at 127 4th Avenue

Pita Bar at 11 Delancey Street

N

We are proud to be a member synagogue of The Downtown Va'ad, an Orthodox rabbinic network intended to advance the welfare and flourishing of the Downtown community. Check out the Va'ad on Facebook for more information.

Feedback

We encourage your participation and insight. Feedback to Elie Yudewitz, Rabbi Bellino or the Shul Office would be most appreciated. Please contact us with any suggestions and/or concerns, or most importantly, to volunteer. You can also make suggestions here.

We like to pick fights on social media. Like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel for much more! 

Friday Night Kiddush has been sponsored by Alan Schwartz in observance of the Yahrtzeit of his father, Professor William Schwartz (צבי זאב בן משה אביגדור).

Shabbat Morning Kiddush been sponsored by Jackie & Donny Furst in celebration of the Bar Mitzvah of their son, James.

Join us this - and every - Sunday morning at 8:30 AM for Shacharit and Bagels.

News

Shabbat is soon! Please make every effort to prepare accordingly. Please consider attending a bit earlier so that our services start (and end) on time.

We wish a Mazal Tov to Jackie & Donny Furst, and to the entire Furst Family, on the Bar Mitzva of James.

We offer Blessings of Consolation to Avi Beluca, on the passing of his sister Beruria Partush.

We offer Blessings of Consolation to Vicky Scolnick, on the passing of her brother.

We congratulate Richard McBee on the publication of his book, Living Jewish Art: The Work of Itshak Holtz. He will be moderating a Zoom Book Launch event on Thursday, January 9, 6pm at the Museum at Eldridge Street. Register here.

Israel in our Hearts

This Shabbat Day there will be a peaceful walk around Washington Square Park and Union Square Park to raise awareness of the hostages in Israel. Shabbat is a time to pause, connect, and reflect; yet, as long as our family in Israel are suffering, we cannot rest. The walk has been organized by Dr. Michelle Sarna, will begin at 2:30 PM at the Bronfman Center, and will take approximately one hour.

Please continue to you support each other. While this sort of peril and loss, as well as the emotional responses they engender, aren’t new to our national history, they are - in fact - new to most of us. Remember that we all come to the (kiddush) table with different psychological skill sets and traumas. Look out for one another, check in, and be flexible to, and understanding of, the broad spectrum that is the emotional health of others. We ask that when you speak to each other, you be mindful of potentially inflammatory language and gruesome content; particularly in the presence of children.

Find comfort in community as we process the daily horrors and pray for safety, peace, and consolation.

Membership has almost no privileges.

But it's the right thing to do and it allows us to thrive. Won’t you please share in our great legacy and help us continue our impressive revitalization? There are, of course, various membership options and we hope that one works for you.

• For Membership Renewal, please click here
• For New Members, please click here

You can also Venmo us @sixthstreetsynagogue, or mail a check to 325 East 6th Street, New York, NY 10003.

Classes

Our weekday classes are being held on Zoom. For those of you who do not know, Zoom is a remote conferencing service that facilitates meetings online, by video and by phone. A useful instructional video may be found here. We strongly encourage you to download the free app to your phones and/or computers and then click the meeting links that we provide. If you do not have the technology to participate over the Internet, you may simply dial in. We will provide the links and numbers in a separate email as well as PDFs of any relevant class material. To access a schedule of upcoming classes, class materials, and zoom links, click here.

INTRODUCTION TO THE ZOHAR: And introduction to the history, purpose, teachings, and application of this classical mystical text. Tuesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

FOUNDATIONS OF JUDAISM: A sensitive and sophisticated introduction to Judaism, intended for beginners, focusing on many of the ritual, legal, linguistic, and philosophical basics of our faith. Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

Downtown Community

We are thrilled to have Ellin Mitchell as the Yoetzet Halacha for the downtown community. Yoetzet Ellin is available to answer questions related to Toharat HaMishpacha and may be reached by phone at (646) 598-1080 and by email. Click here to read our recent e-mail about her appointment.

There are several local Kosher options that are open for take-out/delivery:

Fiddler's Glatt (Formerly East Side Glatt) at 500 Grand Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

Nome at 127 4th Avenue

Pita Bar at 11 Delancey Street

N

We are proud to be a member synagogue of The Downtown Va'ad, an Orthodox rabbinic network intended to advance the welfare and flourishing of the Downtown community. Check out the Va'ad on Facebook for more information.

Feedback

We encourage your participation and insight. Feedback to Elie Yudewitz, Rabbi Bellino or the Shul Office would be most appreciated. Please contact us with any suggestions and/or concerns, or most importantly, to volunteer. You can also make suggestions here.

We like to pick fights on social media. Like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel for much more! 

Friday Night Kiddush has been sponsored by Phoebe & Richard McBee in observance of the Yahrtzeit of Richard's mother, Ruth McBee (רות בת פערדינאנד). 

Our Pre-Chanukah Shabbat Dinner will be held at approximately 6:00 PM. We are grateful to Avi Beluca, Michael Sarid & Alan Schwartz, and Danielle  Schaefer for sponsoring this event. We also thank Dina & Kenny "the Kohein" Canfield for organizing this event.

Immediately following dinner, Rabbi Bellino will present "20 Points that Everyone Gets Wrong about Chanukah."

Shabbat Morning Kiddush been provided by The House.

Join us this - and every - Sunday morning at 8:30 AM for Shacharit and Bagels.

News

Shabbat is soon! Please make every effort to prepare accordingly. Please consider attending a bit earlier so that our services start (and end) on time.

We offer Blessings of Consolation to our friend, Bridget Priolo, upon the passing of her mother, Tina Priolo.

We have begun a new cycle of Tanakh Yomi. (We are presently learning 1 Kings). Resources can be found on our Tanakh Yomi Page.

Israel in our Hearts

This Shabbat Day there will be a peaceful walk around Washington Square Park and Union Square Park to raise awareness of the hostages in Israel. Shabbat is a time to pause, connect, and reflect; yet, as long as our family in Israel are suffering, we cannot rest. The walk has been organized by Dr. Michelle Sarna, will begin at 2:30 PM at the Bronfman Center, and will take approximately one hour.

Please continue to you support each other. While this sort of peril and loss, as well as the emotional responses they engender, aren’t new to our national history, they are - in fact - new to most of us. Remember that we all come to the (kiddush) table with different psychological skill sets and traumas. Look out for one another, check in, and be flexible to, and understanding of, the broad spectrum that is the emotional health of others. We ask that when you speak to each other, you be mindful of potentially inflammatory language and gruesome content; particularly in the presence of children.

Find comfort in community as we process the daily horrors and pray for safety, peace, and consolation.

Membership has almost no privileges.

But it's the right thing to do and it allows us to thrive. Won’t you please share in our great legacy and help us continue our impressive revitalization? There are, of course, various membership options and we hope that one works for you.

• For Membership Renewal, please click here
• For New Members, please click here

You can also Venmo us @sixthstreetsynagogue, or mail a check to 325 East 6th Street, New York, NY 10003.

Classes

Our weekday classes are being held on Zoom. For those of you who do not know, Zoom is a remote conferencing service that facilitates meetings online, by video and by phone. A useful instructional video may be found here. We strongly encourage you to download the free app to your phones and/or computers and then click the meeting links that we provide. If you do not have the technology to participate over the Internet, you may simply dial in. We will provide the links and numbers in a separate email as well as PDFs of any relevant class material. To access a schedule of upcoming classes, class materials, and zoom links, click here.

INTRODUCTION TO THE ZOHAR: And introduction to the history, purpose, teachings, and application of this classical mystical text. Tuesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

FOUNDATIONS OF JUDAISM: A sensitive and sophisticated introduction to Judaism, intended for beginners, focusing on many of the ritual, legal, linguistic, and philosophical basics of our faith. Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

Downtown Community

We are thrilled to have Ellin Mitchell as the Yoetzet Halacha for the downtown community. Yoetzet Ellin is available to answer questions related to Toharat HaMishpacha and may be reached by phone at (646) 598-1080 and by email. Click here to read our recent e-mail about her appointment.

There are several local Kosher options that are open for take-out/delivery:

Falafel Tanami at 415 Greenwich Street

Fiddler's Glatt (Formerly East Side Glatt) at 500 Grand Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

Nome at 127 4th Avenue

Pita Bar at 11 Delancey Street

N

We are proud to be a member synagogue of The Downtown Va'ad, an Orthodox rabbinic network intended to advance the welfare and flourishing of the Downtown community. Check out the Va'ad on Facebook for more information.

Feedback

We encourage your participation and insight. Feedback to Elie Yudewitz, Rabbi Bellino or the Shul Office would be most appreciated. Please contact us with any suggestions and/or concerns, or most importantly, to volunteer. You can also make suggestions here.

We like to pick fights on social media. Like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel for much more! 

A Shalom Zachar Friday Night Kiddush has been sponsored by Danielle & Don Greenberg in celebration of the birth of their son.

Shabbat Morning Kiddush has been sponsored by the Yudewitz Family in observance of the Sheloshim of Shelly's grandparents, Zahari & Avraham Shetrit.

Join us this - and every - Sunday morning at 8:30 AM for Shacharit and Bagels.

News

Shabbat is soon! Please make every effort to prepare accordingly. Please consider attending a bit earlier so that our services start (and end) on time.

We wish a Mazal Tov to Danielle & Don Greenberg on the birth of their son.

We have begun a new cycle of Tanakh Yomi. (We are currently learning 2 Samuel). Resources can be found on our Tanakh Yomi Page.

Please join us on December 20th for a Pre-Chanukah Shabbat Dinner. Following dinner Rabbi Bellino will present "Chanukah for Adults." You can sign up for the dinner here. Be sure to let us know if you have any dietary requirements. 

Israel in our Hearts

This Shabbat Day there will be a peaceful walk around Washington Square Park and Union Square Park to raise awareness of the hostages in Israel. Shabbat is a time to pause, connect, and reflect; yet, as long as our family in Israel are suffering, we cannot rest. The walk has been organized by Dr. Michelle Sarna, will begin at 2:30 PM at the Bronfman Center, and will take approximately one hour.

Please continue to you support each other. While this sort of peril and loss, as well as the emotional responses they engender, aren’t new to our national history, they are - in fact - new to most of us. Remember that we all come to the (kiddush) table with different psychological skill sets and traumas. Look out for one another, check in, and be flexible to, and understanding of, the broad spectrum that is the emotional health of others. We ask that when you speak to each other, you be mindful of potentially inflammatory language and gruesome content; particularly in the presence of children.

Find comfort in community as we process the daily horrors and pray for safety, peace, and consolation.

Membership has almost no privileges.

But it's the right thing to do and it allows us to thrive. Won’t you please share in our great legacy and help us continue our impressive revitalization? There are, of course, various membership options and we hope that one works for you.

• For Membership Renewal, please click here
• For New Members, please click here

You can also Venmo us @sixthstreetsynagogue, or mail a check to 325 East 6th Street, New York, NY 10003.

Classes

Our weekday classes are being held on Zoom. For those of you who do not know, Zoom is a remote conferencing service that facilitates meetings online, by video and by phone. A useful instructional video may be found here. We strongly encourage you to download the free app to your phones and/or computers and then click the meeting links that we provide. If you do not have the technology to participate over the Internet, you may simply dial in. We will provide the links and numbers in a separate email as well as PDFs of any relevant class material. To access a schedule of upcoming classes, class materials, and zoom links, click here.

INTRODUCTION TO THE ZOHAR: And introduction to the history, purpose, teachings, and application of this classical mystical text. Tuesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

FOUNDATIONS OF JUDAISM: A sensitive and sophisticated introduction to Judaism, intended for beginners, focusing on many of the ritual, legal, linguistic, and philosophical basics of our faith. Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

Downtown Community

We are thrilled to have Ellin Mitchell as the Yoetzet Halacha for the downtown community. Yoetzet Ellin is available to answer questions related to Toharat HaMishpacha and may be reached by phone at (646) 598-1080 and by email. Click here to read our recent e-mail about her appointment.

There are several local Kosher options that are open for take-out/delivery:

Falafel Tanami at 415 Greenwich Street

Fiddler's Glatt (Formerly East Side Glatt) at 500 Grand Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

Nome at 127 4th Avenue

Pita Bar at 11 Delancey Street

N

We are proud to be a member synagogue of The Downtown Va'ad, an Orthodox rabbinic network intended to advance the welfare and flourishing of the Downtown community. Check out the Va'ad on Facebook for more information.

Feedback

We encourage your participation and insight. Feedback to Elie Yudewitz, Rabbi Bellino or the Shul Office would be most appreciated. Please contact us with any suggestions and/or concerns, or most importantly, to volunteer. You can also make suggestions here.

We like to pick fights on social media. Like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel for much more! 

Friday Night Kiddush and Shabbat Morning Kiddush have been proivded by the house.

Join us this - and every - Sunday morning at 8:30 AM for Shacharit and Bagels.

News

Shabbat is soon! Please make every effort to prepare accordingly.

We wish a Mazal Tov to Vivian & Arthur Klaus upon on the wedding of Carolyn & Sean Klaus.

We are saddened to announce the recent passing of our longtime member and board member, Martin Tessler. We extend blessings of consolation to his children, Lee Tessler, Judy Schwartz, and Carol Ziegelheim. 

We have begun a new cycle of Tanakh Yomi. (We are currently in the book of 1 Samuel). Resources can be found on our Tanakh Yomi Page.

Only the Zohar Class will meet this week. Join us on Tuesday night. Resources can be found on our Zohar Page.

Israel in our Hearts

This Shabbat Day there will be a peaceful walk around Washington Square Park and Union Square Park to raise awareness of the hostages in Israel. Shabbat is a time to pause, connect, and reflect; yet, as long as our family in Israel are suffering, we cannot rest. The walk has been organized by Dr. Michelle Sarna, will begin at 2:30 PM at the Bronfman Center, and will take approximately one hour.

Please continue to you support each other. While this sort of peril and loss, as well as the emotional responses they engender, aren’t new to our national history, they are - in fact - new to most of us. Remember that we all come to the (kiddush) table with different psychological skill sets and traumas. Look out for one another, check in, and be flexible to, and understanding of, the broad spectrum that is the emotional health of others. We ask that when you speak to each other, you be mindful of potentially inflammatory language and gruesome content; particularly in the presence of children.

Find comfort in community as we process the daily horrors and pray for safety, peace, and consolation.

Membership has almost no privileges.

But it's the right thing to do and it allows us to thrive. Won’t you please share in our great legacy and help us continue our impressive revitalization? There are, of course, various membership options and we hope that one works for you.

• For Membership Renewal, please click here
• For New Members, please click here

You can also Venmo us @sixthstreetsynagogue, or mail a check to 325 East 6th Street, New York, NY 10003.

Classes

Our weekday classes are being held on Zoom. For those of you who do not know, Zoom is a remote conferencing service that facilitates meetings online, by video and by phone. A useful instructional video may be found here. We strongly encourage you to download the free app to your phones and/or computers and then click the meeting links that we provide. If you do not have the technology to participate over the Internet, you may simply dial in. We will provide the links and numbers in a separate email as well as PDFs of any relevant class material. To access a schedule of upcoming classes, class materials, and zoom links, click here.

INTRODUCTION TO THE ZOHAR: And introduction to the history, purpose, teachings, and application of this classical mystical text. Tuesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

FOUNDATIONS OF JUDAISM: A sensitive and sophisticated introduction to Judaism, intended for beginners, focusing on many of the ritual, legal, linguistic, and philosophical basics of our faith. Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

Downtown Community

We are thrilled to have Ellin Mitchell as the Yoetzet Halacha for the downtown community. Yoetzet Ellin is available to answer questions related to Toharat HaMishpacha and may be reached by phone at (646) 598-1080 and by email. Click here to read our recent e-mail about her appointment.

There are several local Kosher options that are open for take-out/delivery:

Falafel Tanami at 415 Greenwich Street

Fiddler's Glatt (Formerly East Side Glatt) at 500 Grand Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

Nome at 127 4th Avenue

Pita Bar at 11 Delancey Street

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We are proud to be a member synagogue of The Downtown Va'ad, an Orthodox rabbinic network intended to advance the welfare and flourishing of the Downtown community. Check out the Va'ad on Facebook for more information.

Feedback

We encourage your participation and insight. Feedback to Elie Yudewitz, Rabbi Bellino or the Shul Office would be most appreciated. Please contact us with any suggestions and/or concerns, or most importantly, to volunteer. You can also make suggestions here.

We like to pick fights on social media. Like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel for much more! 

Friday Night Kiddush has been provided by the house.

Shabbat Morning Kiddush has been sponsored anonymously in celebration of anonymous' birthday.

Join us this - and every - Sunday morning at 8:30 AM for Shacharit and Bagels.

News

Shabbat is soon! Please make every effort to prepare accordingly.

We have begun a new cycle of Tanakh Yomi. (We have just begun the the book of Judges). This round, Rabbi Bellino plans to provide outlines and to short introductions to each book. Resources can be found on our Tanakh Yomi Page.

Classes will continue this week, with Zohar on Tuesday night and Foundations on Wednesday night. Please join us!

Shul business is surprisingly expensive, so we need your help to continue to sustain and improve our unique synagogue. Click here to participate in the Kol Nidrei Appeal.Click here to participate.

Israel in our Hearts

This Shabbat Day there will be a peaceful walk around Washington Square Park and Union Square Park to raise awareness of the hostages in Israel. Shabbat is a time to pause, connect, and reflect; yet, as long as our family in Israel are suffering, we cannot rest. The walk has been organized by Dr. Michelle Sarna, will begin at 2:30 PM at the Bronfman Center, and will take approximately one hour.

Please continue to you support each other. While this sort of peril and loss, as well as the emotional responses they engender, aren’t new to our national history, they are - in fact - new to most of us. Remember that we all come to the (kiddush) table with different psychological skill sets and traumas. Look out for one another, check in, and be flexible to, and understanding of, the broad spectrum that is the emotional health of others. We ask that when you speak to each other, you be mindful of potentially inflammatory language and gruesome content; particularly in the presence of children.

Find comfort in community as we process the daily horrors and pray for safety, peace, and consolation.

Membership has almost no privileges.

But it's the right thing to do and it allows us to thrive. Won’t you please share in our great legacy and help us continue our impressive revitalization? There are, of course, various membership options and we hope that one works for you.

• For Membership Renewal, please click here
• For New Members, please click here

You can also Venmo us @sixthstreetsynagogue, or mail a check to 325 East 6th Street, New York, NY 10003.

Classes

Our weekday classes are being held on Zoom. For those of you who do not know, Zoom is a remote conferencing service that facilitates meetings online, by video and by phone. A useful instructional video may be found here. We strongly encourage you to download the free app to your phones and/or computers and then click the meeting links that we provide. If you do not have the technology to participate over the Internet, you may simply dial in. We will provide the links and numbers in a separate email as well as PDFs of any relevant class material. To access a schedule of upcoming classes, class materials, and zoom links, click here.

INTRODUCTION TO THE ZOHAR: And introduction to the history, purpose, teachings, and application of this classical mystical text. Tuesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

FOUNDATIONS OF JUDAISM: A sensitive and sophisticated introduction to Judaism, intended for beginners, focusing on many of the ritual, legal, linguistic, and philosophical basics of our faith. Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM.

Downtown Community

We are thrilled to have Ellin Mitchell as the Yoetzet Halacha for the downtown community. Yoetzet Ellin is available to answer questions related to Toharat HaMishpacha and may be reached by phone at (646) 598-1080 and by email. Click here to read our recent e-mail about her appointment.

There are several local Kosher options that are open for take-out/delivery:

Falafel Tanami at 415 Greenwich Street

Fiddler's Glatt (Formerly East Side Glatt) at 500 Grand Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

Nome at 127 4th Avenue

Pita Bar at 11 Delancey Street

N

We are proud to be a member synagogue of The Downtown Va'ad, an Orthodox rabbinic network intended to advance the welfare and flourishing of the Downtown community. Check out the Va'ad on Facebook for more information.

Feedback

We encourage your participation and insight. Feedback to Elie Yudewitz, Rabbi Bellino or the Shul Office would be most appreciated. Please contact us with any suggestions and/or concerns, or most importantly, to volunteer. You can also make suggestions here.

We like to pick fights on social media. Like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel for much more!