Announcements

We are on Summer Schedule! Friday Night Services begin at 7:00 PM, this week, and will continue at 7:00 PM for the next several months (until September 12th).

Join us for Musical Kabbalat Shabbat at 7:00 PM.

Friday Night Kiddush has been sponsored by the Bellino/Robinson Family in observance of the upcoming yahrtzeit of Cori's mother, Peggy Robinson.

This Friday Night we are hosting a Lager BaOmer Shabbat Dinner on Friday, May 16th. Dinner will begin at approximately 8:00 PM following a Musical Kabbalat Shabbat at 7:00 PM. We are grateful to Alan Schwartz & Michael Sarid, as well as to Jeremy Block (master of Shabbat Beer Sesh) for sponsoring this event.

Shabbat Morning Kiddush has been provided by the house.

This Shabbat we continue our annual study of Masekhet Avot. This year, Rabbi Bellino is deviating from the printed order and will be presenting various themes in Avot grouping multiple Mishnayot by topic. We plan to study every Shabbat afternoon, one hour before Mincha. This week at 6:35 PM: Avot in a Greco-Roman Context.

News

We wish a Mazal Tov to Batya & Bezalel Rosenfeld on the birth, brit, and naming of their great-grandson, Micah James (מתן) born to Kellie & Hayden Ginsberg.

We are grateful to the approximately 30 individuals and families who sponsored last week's Mother's Day Kiddush. The Father's Day Kiddush is just around the corner. Click here to participate.

The Zohar and Foundations classes will continue this week.

Join us for our Shavuot Dinner and Study. 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

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

Mocha Burger 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. Please help us by sponsoring it.

Shabbat Morning Kiddush has been sponsored by Eirit & Joe Trocki in memory of his father, נח בן יוסף.

Shabbat Morning Kiddush has been sponsored by approximately 30 individuals and families in celebration of Mother's Day.

We are on Summer Schedule! Friday Night Services begin at 7:00 PM, this week, and will continue at 7:00 PM for the next several months (until September 12th),

This Shabbat we continue our annual study of Masekhet Avot. This year, Rabbi Bellino is deviating from the printed order and will be presenting various themes in Avot grouping multiple Mishnayot by topic. We plan to study every Shabbat afternoon, one hour before Mincha. This week at 6:30 PM: Avot in a Greco-Roman Context.

News

We wish a Mazal Tov to Batya & Bezalel Rosenfeld on the birth of a great-grandson, born to Kellie & Hayden Ginsberg.

We offer Blessings of Consolation to the Klaus/Cohen/Zami Families upon the passing of Richard Cohen.

The Zohar and Foundations classes will continue this week.
 

Please join us for a Lager BaOmer Shabbat Dinner on Friday, May 16th. Dinner will begin at approximately 8:00 PM following a Musical Kabbalat Shabbat at 7:00 PM.Sign up 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

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

Mocha Burger 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 sponsored by the Bellino Family in observance of the Yahrtzeit of Arnold Ellison. 

Kiddush Klub has sponsored by Dina & Kenny Canfield in honor of Lizzy's first Scotch.

Shabbat Morning Kiddush has been sponsored by Dina & Kenny Canfield in memory of Kenny's father, Douglas Canfield, on the occasion of his first yartzeit, and in celebration of the birth of Kenny and Dina's daughter, Elizabeth (Lizzy) Moselle Canfield.

This Shabbat, we joyfully celebrate the birthday of Bezalel Rosenfeld, a beloved member of our community whose warmth, presence, and hagbah have enriched our synagogue for decades. We wish Sol a heartfelt Mazal Tov and good health, long life, and deep satisfaction from his family, ad meah v’esrim.

We are on Summer Schedule! Friday Night Services begin at 7:00 PM, this week, and will continue at 7:00 PM for the next several months (until September 12th),

This Shabbat we continue our annual study of Masekhet Avot. This year, Rabbi Bellino is deviating from the printed order and will be presenting various themes in Avot grouping multiple Mishnayot by topic. We plan to study every Shabbat afternoon, one hour before Mincha. This week at 6:20 PM: The Structure of Avot as well as An Intoduction to Avot in a Greco-Roman Context.

News

The Zohar and Foundations classes will resume this week.

Save the Dates:

• Saturday, May 10th - Mother's Day Kiddush
• Friday, May 17th - Musical Kabbalat Shabbat and Lag BaOmer Shabbat Dinner

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

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 (it's early and lackluster!) has been provided by the House and will feature Hametz Hamotzi and Scotch! Help us finish it before 10:44 AM.

Pesach Schedule
 

Sunday, April 13th Pesach I
Shacharit: 9:00 AM
Mincha: 7:15 PM
Maariv: 7: 50 PM
Candle Lighting & Seder after: 8:11 PM

Monday, April 14th Pesach II
Shacharit: 9:00 AM
Mincha: 7:15 PM
Maariv: 8:02 PM
Havdallah: 8:12 PM

News

We wish a Mazal Tov to Dina & Kenny "The Kohain" Canfield upon the birth of their daughter.

We are on Summer Schedule! Friday Night Services begin at 7:00 PM, this week, and will continue at 7:00 for the next several months.

Your Hametz has been sold! Although there is a widespread custom to pay the rabbi who facilitated the sale of Hametz, you are urged not to do so. Instead, please feel free (but not obligated) to contribute to the Rabbi's Discretionary Charity Fund. Be sure to specify that this is for Passover Charity. You may pledge an amount below and/or pay on the website or simply Venmo the synagogue @sixthstreetsynagogue.

Join us this Wednesday Night for NYC's first ever Passover Circus featuring Yiddish rocker, Riki Rose, Comedy and Raps by Kosha Dillz, and much much more. Sign up here.

Israel in our Hearts

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 Tamar & Brian Yagoda.

This week's Kiddush has been sponsored by:

• Brenda Pace in observance of the upcoming Yahrtzeit of her mother, Ruth Spitzer Kaye (רבקה בת משה ואלטא ביילא), the upcoming anniversary of the Bar Mitzvah of her brother, Robert Neil Kaye, and what would have been his 80th birthday.
   
• Phyllis & Paul Ruffer in honor of Itzhak Harpaz and Jessica Lawson Stein, the President and Development Director of the Max Stern Jezreel Valley College (JVC) and the extraordinary work they do building bridges between their Arab Israeli and Jewish Israeli students and their respective communities.  JVC offers the State of Israel a model of how to build such bridges between the variety of diverse communities that comprise Israeli society and the imperative to so to preserve the extraordinary human experiment that is the State of Israel and allow it to thrive

Kiddush Club has been sponsored by the Bellino Family in celebration of the return of Choni Bellino.

Join us at 5:45 PM on Shabbat afternoon when Rabbi Bellino teaches his pre-Mincha Class. This week, Rabbi Bellino will discuss the origin and cultural background of Karpas.

Join us this - and every - Sunday morning at 8:30 AM for Shacharit and Bagels. This Sunday is Rosh Chodesh!!!

News

We wish a Mazal Tov to Natalie & Garrett Zwiller upon the birth and naming of their daughter, Frankie Pearl (פנינה). 

Friday Night Services begin at 7:00 PM, this week, and for the next several months.

Rabbi Bellino will teach only his Zohar Class on Tuesday Night and his Foundations Class this Wednesday night.

Passover is coming! Rabbi Bellino has created a digital form which will work as your authorization of the sale of your Hametz. The form will ask you to specify where the Hametz is located, estimate its value, and agree to authorize him to sell it on your behalf. There are six sections and you will need to scroll a bit. It should not take longer than three minutes to complete.

Although there is a widespread custom to pay the rabbi who facilitated the sale of Hametz, you are urged not to do so. Instead, please feel free (but not obligated) to contribute to the Rabbi's Discretionary Charity Fund. Be sure to specify that this is for Passover Charity. You may pledge an amount below and/or pay on the website or simply Venmo the synagogue @sixthstreetsynagogue.

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 Danielle Schaefer in observance of the Yahrtzeit of her father, Martin Schaefer (משה אהרן בן ישראל).

This week's Kiddush has been sponsored by Shimmy Rapps in observance of the Yahrtzeit of his father, Joseph Rapps (יוסף חיים בן יהושע). 

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

News

Rabbi Bellino will teach only his Foundations Class this Wednesday night.

The Manhattan Eruv is presently holding a fundraising campaign, and it requires the continued support of our community. To participate, please click here. We remind you that the Eruv allows us to push our strollers to synagogue, carry the keys to our homes, and bring treats to our friends' homes on Shabbat. If you like babies, a sense of security, or good guests, make a donation now!

Our friend, legendary Israeli musician and song-writer, Ehud Banai, will be in NY next week, and we are co-hosting a conversation with him up at Yeshiva University. The event will be held next Thursday evening (3/27) at 7:00 PM in the SkyCafe at Belfer Hall. (185th and Amsterdam). This is a special opportunity to engage with and hear the music and wisdom of this icon. Security will be tight and space is limited, so you must RSVP 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! 

We welcome our friend Professor Shai Secunda who is here often, but this week will present "Still Serving the Persians: Purim in the Shadow of Iran Then and Now" following dinner.

Friday Night Kiddush has been sponsored by the Bellino Family in honor of Professor Shai Secunda.

We are grateful to the sponsors of this week's Shabbat Dinner:

• Gloria & Zack Dukoff (in observance of the yartzeit of Alfred Jacobson, Zack's grandfather), 
• Dr. Mark Kirschbaum
• Michael Sarid & Alan Schwartz
• Shelly & Elie Yudewitz

This week's Kiddush will feature Amalek (Apple, Mehl, Lokshin, and Kartofel) Kugel and is in need of sponsorship.

This Shabbat afternoon, Rabbi Bellino will teach a Pre-Mincha class, on the Greek Additions to the Scroll of Esther. (One hour before Mincha, this week at 4:20 PM).

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.

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

The Manhattan Eruv is presently holding a fundraising campaign, and it requires the continued support of our community. To participate, please click here. We remind you that the Eruv allows us to push our strollers to synagogue, carry the keys to our homes, and bring treats to our friends' homes on Shabbat. If you like babies, a sense of security, or good guests, make a donation now!

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.

Purim 5785

Purim begins March 13. (That's this Thursday night!) We will gather for Maariv at 7:10 PM and then immediately read the Megillah. Following the Megillah there will be a celebration in our Social Hall.

On Friday morning, March 14th, we will convene an 8:30 AM Shacharit which will be followed by the Megillah at 9:00 AM.

On Friday afternoon we will have a Purim Seudah hosted by the Popmans (Adina Lichtman and Avi Popack). You can RSVP here.

Sponsorship - The Department of Purim Efficiency is actively plotting various chaotic activities that require some financial support as well as assistance in setting up. For more information and/or to sponsor something, please click to our Purim Chaos page.

Purim Charity - Matanot L'Evyonim (gifts to the poor) is arguably the most important mitzvah of Purim. In the course of our own joy, we make it our duty to share with others, thus amplifying the spirit of unity that we read about in the Megillah, and extending the divine generosity shown to our people. In the spirit of modern Religious Humanism, we extend this kindness to both our Jewish and non-Jewish neighbors. This Purim we will again partner with the Masbia Soup Kitchen Network and Knock Knock Give a Sock, in providing gifts to those in our neighborhood who truly need our assistance. We will also be supporting several Matanot L'Evyonim projects in Israel that support those in need. You may make a donation here or Venmo us @sixthstreetsynagogue (be sure to specify Purim Charity!). Of course you may also bring in a check (made out to Sixth Street Community Synagogue Rabbi's Discretionary) or cash before or on Purim.

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! 

Friday Night Kiddush has been provided by the house.

Shabbat Morning Kiddush has been sponsored by several friends of Avi Beluca in his honor and in memory of his sister, Beruria Partush (ברוריה בת צפורה).

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 are especially grateful for Shabbat relief after these painful and confusing days. We stand together with Acheinu Bnei Yisrael in mourning these profound losses, and pray that God brings comfort to the Bibas and Lifshitz families during this unimaginable time.

We wish a Mazal Tov to Caroline Abrams & Michael Mitzner on their recent wedding.

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

Please join us for a Shabbat Zachor Dinner on Friday, March 7th. Dinner will begin at approximately 7:00 PM. We are honored to welcome Professor Shai Secunda as our Scholar in Residence. Shai will speak immediately following dinner. Sign up 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.

Purim 5785

Purim begins March 13. (That's a Thursday night!) We will gather for Maariv at 7:15 PM and then immediately read the Megillah. Following the Megillah there will be a celebration in our Social Hall.

On Frid0ay morning, March 14th, we will convene an 8:30 AM Shacharit which will be followed by the Megillah at 9:00 AM.

Sponsorship - The Committee for Purim Chaos is actively plotting various chaotic activities that require some financial support as well as assistance in setting up. For more information and/or to sponsor something, please click to our Purim Chaos page.

Purim Charity - Matanot L'Evyonim (gifts to the poor) is arguably the most important mitzvah of Purim. In the course of our own joy, we make it our duty to share with others, thus amplifying the spirit of unity that we read about in the Megillah, and extending the divine generosity shown to our people. In the spirit of modern Religious Humanism, we extend this kindness to both our Jewish and non-Jewish neighbors. This Purim we will again partner with the Masbia Soup Kitchen Network and Knock Knock Give a Sock, in providing gifts to those in our neighborhood who truly need our assistance. We will also be supporting several Matanot L'Evyonim projects in Israel that support those in need. You may make a donation here or Venmo us @sixthstreetsynagogue (be sure to specify Purim Charity!). Of course you may also bring in a check (made out to Sixth Street Community Synagogue Rabbi's Discretionary) or cash before or on Purim.

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!