Announcements

We are on Summer Schedule! Friday night services are held at 7:00 PM. (It will stay this way thru September 6th!).

Friday Night Kiddush and Shabbat Morning Kiddush have been provide by the house. If you would like to sponsor either, please contact us.

Rabbi Bellino's class in Masekhet Avot will not meet this Shabbat.

News

We wish a Mazal Tov to Isabel Eckstein & Alexander Mollozzi on their upcoming wedding this Friday afternoon. 

It's time to renew your membership. Your annual commitment is vital.

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

A REASONABLE READING OF PSALMS: Traditional commentaries and modern scholarship are used to make sense of this ancient text. Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 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.

MASEKHET AVOT: A study of this 3rd Century anthology of teachings that serves as an introduction to Rabbinic Judaism. Shabbat Afternoons, One hour before Mincha. This Shabbat at 6:30 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:

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

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 are on Summer Schedule! That means that Friday night services are held at 7:00 PM. (It will stay this way thru September 6th!).

Friday Night Kiddush has been provided by the house.

Shabbat Morning Kiddush has been sponsored by Kenny & Dina Candfield and family in memory of Kenny's father. Doug Canfield, and in gratitude for the support of the Sixth Street Community Synagogue.

Rabbi Bellino's class in Masekhet Avot will meet at 6:55 this Shabbat afternoon.

News

We wish a Mazal Tov to Sara & Michael Aingorn who were recently honored as Patrons of Education at the Park East Synagogue and Day School annual dinner.

This Sunday there will be a Shloshim on Zoom for our friend, Josh Siderowitz ז"ל. If you are interested in participating please let us know and we will supply the link.

It's time to renew your membership. Your annual commitment is vital.

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

Please join us on June 11th, for a light dairy Shavuot dinner, followed by Torah study with Rabbi Gavriel Bellino. Immediately following Mincha/Maariv, dinner will begin at 8:45 PM. After dinner, Rabbi Bellino will teach about the problem of forgetting Torah. This event is free, but we ask that you register so that we may adequately prepare. Your sponsorship of this event would be greatly appreciated. Click here.

Father's Day Kiddush is next Shabbat. For $54 you can be named as a contributor, and everyone is welcome to attend. The names of your sons, fathers, grandfathers, teachers, or virtually anyone you choose, will be listed. Please specify in the Notes section below "In Honor of" or "In Memory of." You may list as many people as you wish. This list will be read aloud in shul, as well as distributed at the Kiddush. This is a MEAT kiddush.You can register for it 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.

A REASONABLE READING OF PSALMS: Traditional commentaries and modern scholarship are used to make sense of this ancient text. Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 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.

MASEKHET AVOT: A study of this 3rd Century anthology of teachings that serves as an introduction to Rabbinic Judaism. Shabbat Afternoons, One hour before Mincha. This Shabbat at 6:30 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:

Bonito at 31 West 17th Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place
Mocha Red at 137 4th Avenue

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

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 are on Summer Schedule! That means that Friday night services are held at 7:00 PM. (It will stay this way thru September 6th!).

Friday Night Kiddush has been sponsored by Avi Beluca.

Shabbat Morning Kiddush has been co-sponsored by:

• The Liberman Family in observance of the first Yahrtzeit of Barnet Liberman (Avraham Dov ben Moshe).
• Shimmy Rapps in observance of the Yahrtzeit of his mother, Fay Rapps (Feiga Necha bat Avraham Chaim Yehuda Hakohen).
• Brenda Pace and Alan Schwartz in celebration of all the June birthdays (especially their own!).

Rabbi Bellino's class in Masekhet Avot will resume next week.

Seudah Shelishit has been sponsored by Avi Beluca in observance of the Yahrtzeit of his father Meir Beluca (Meir ben Miriam).

News

We wish a Mazal Tov to Vivian & Arthur Klaus upon the birth of their granddaughter, Betty Ray Klaus, born to Marlowe & Ryan Klaus. 

Please join us on June 11th, for a light dairy Shavuot dinner, followed by Torah study with Rabbi Gavriel Bellino. Immediately following Mincha/Maariv, dinner will begin at 8:45 PM

This event is free, but we ask that you register so that we may adequately prepare. Your sponsorship of this event would be greatly appreciated. Click here.

Father's Day Kiddush is just 'round the corner. For $54 you can be named as a contributor, and everyone is welcome to attend. The names of your sons, fathers, grandfathers, teachers, or virtually anyone you choose, will be listed. Please specify in the Notes section below "In Honor of" or "In Memory of." You may list as many people as you wish. This list will be read aloud in shul, as well as distributed at the Kiddush. This is a MEAT kiddush.You can register for it 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 note that the walk will be held a half hour later than it previously has been.

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.

A REASONABLE READING OF PSALMS: Traditional commentaries and modern scholarship are used to make sense of this ancient text. Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 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.

MASEKHET AVOT: A study of this 3rd Century anthology of teachings that serves as an introduction to Rabbinic Judaism. Shabbat Afternoons, One hour before Mincha. This Shabbat at 6:30 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:

Bonito at 31 West 17th Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place
Mocha Red at 137 4th Avenue

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

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 are on Summer Schedule! That means that Friday night services are held at 7:00 PM. (It will stay this way thru September 6th!).

Friday Night Kiddush has been sponsored by Rabbi Gavriel Bellino in observance of the upcoming Yahrtzeit of his great grandmother, Anna Nicole Smith (יענטע בת בערל).

Shabbat Kiddush is bad. Really bad. It's Bad Kiddush: A Throwback to the Terrible Kiddushes You Grew Up Hating." As we often say: Kiddush sponsorship is temporary. Jarred gefilte fish lasts forever.

This Shabbat afternoon (at 6:35 PM), we will continue our class in Masekhet Avot. Rabbi Bellino will present this foundational text using both traditional and academic approaches. Avotinis will be served.

News

We offer Blessings of Consolation to the Canfield family upon the passing of Douglas Canfield (משה בן שמעון הכהן), father of Kenny (& Dina) Canfield.

We are grateful to the more than 25 individuals and families who co-sponsored last week's Kiddush in celebration of Mother's Day. Father's Day Kiddush is just 'round the corner. You can register for it 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 note that the walk will be held a half hour later than it previously has been.

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.

A REASONABLE READING OF PSALMS: Traditional commentaries and modern scholarship are used to make sense of this ancient text. Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 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.

MASEKHET AVOT: A study of this 3rd Century anthology of teachings that serves as an introduction to Rabbinic Judaism. Shabbat Afternoons, One hour before Mincha. This Shabbat at 6:30 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:

Bonito at 31 West 17th Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place
Mocha Red at 137 4th Avenue

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

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 are on Summer Schedule! That means that Friday night services are held at 7:00 PM. (It will stay this way thru September 6th!).

Friday Night Kiddush has been sponsored by the Bellino Family in observance of the Yahrtzeit of Reb Shayele of Kerestir זי"ע.

Shabbat Kiddush has been co-sponsored by more than 25 individuals and families in celebration of Mother's Day. To participate click here.

This Shabbat afternoon (at 6:30 PM), we will continue our class in Masekhet Avot. Rabbi Bellino will present this foundational text using both traditional and academic approaches. Avotinis will be served.

News

We wish a Mazal Tov to Shoshana Bachrach & Rabbi Leead Staller on the birth, brit, and naming of their son Yirmiyahu Yehuda (Jamie J.) Bachrach Staller. 
 

We are saddened by the passing of Joshua Sederowitz (יהושע בן אברהם צבי), a friend from the Sixteenth Street Synagogue / Young Israel of Fifth Avenue.

Although the next few weeks of Kiddush are being sponsored, Bad Kiddush: A Throwback to the Terrible Kiddushes You Grew Up Hating" could return at any point. As we often say: Kiddush sponsorship is temporary. Jarred gefilte fish lasts forever.

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 2:00 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.

A REASONABLE READING OF PSALMS: Traditional commentaries and modern scholarship are used to make sense of this ancient text. Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 PM. Will resume May 14th.

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. Continues this week! (5/15).

MASEKHET AVOT: A study of this 3rd Century anthology of teachings that serves as an introduction to Rabbinic Judaism. Shabbat Afternoons, One hour before Mincha. This Shabbat at 6:30 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:

Bonito at 31 West 17th Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place
Mocha Red at 137 4th Avenue

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

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 are on Summer Schedule! That means that Friday night services are held at 7:00 PM. (It will stay this way thru September 6th!).

Friday Night Kiddush has been provided by the house.

Shabbat Kiddush has been co-sponsored by:

• Phyllis & Paul Ruffer in honor of their granddaughter - Chaya Mindy - and grandson - Chezki - who are visiting from Jerusalem.
• Hannah Grass & Jon Stobezki in honor of bread and the memory of his father, Joe Stobezki ז"ל.

This Shabbat afternoon (at 6:25 PM), we will begin our class in Masekhet Avot. Rabbi Bellino present this foundational text using both traditional and academic approaches.

News

We wish a Mazal Tov to Shoshana Bachrach & Rabbi Leead Staller on the birth of their son.

Next Shabbat we will hold our Annual Mother's Day Kiddush. Join us as we honor all the most important women in our lives. To participate, please click here.

Although the next few weeks of Kiddush are bring sponsored, Bad Kiddush: A Throwback to the Terrible Kiddushes You Grew Up Hating" could return at any point. As we often say: Kiddush sponsorship is temporary. Jarred gefilte fish lasts forever.

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 2:00 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.

A REASONABLE READING OF PSALMS: Traditional commentaries and modern scholarship are used to make sense of this ancient text. Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 PM. Will resume May 14th.

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. Resumes this week! (5/8).

MASEKHET AVOT: A study of this 3rd Century anthology of teachings that serves as an introduction to Rabbinic Judaism. Shabbat Afternoons, One hour before Mincha. This Shabbat at 6:25 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:

Bonito at 31 West 17th Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place
Mocha Red at 137 4th Avenue

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

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 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 anniversary of the Bar Mitzvah of her brother, Robert Neil Kaye, and what would have been his 79th birthday.

There will not be Seudah Shelishit this week. Instead:
 

Please join us on Saturday evening as Rabbi Bellino presents his Shabbat HaGadol Drasha. The Drasha will follow Mincha at 6:40 PM.

News

We wish a Mazal Tov to Adina Lichtman & Avi Popack on the birth of their son.

We are on Summer Schedule! That means that Friday night services will be held at 7:00 PM. It will be this way thru September 6th!

Rabbi Bellino has created a digital form to serve as your authorization for the sale of your Hametz. The form will ask you to specify where the Hametz is located, estimate its value, and agree to authorize me 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.

There might be Bad Kiddush after Passover! If we don't have a sponsor, then "Bad Kiddush: A Throwback to the Terrible Kiddushes You Grew Up Hating" will be held on May 4th. As we often say: Kiddush sponsorship is temporary. Jarred gefilte fish lasts forever.

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 2:00 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.

A REASONABLE READING OF PSALMS: Traditional commentaries and modern scholarship are used to make sense of this ancient text. Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 PM. Will resume after Passover.

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. Will resume after Passover.

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:

Bonito at 31 West 17th Street

Gotta Getta Bagel at 263 First Avenue

Mocha Burger at 496 LaGuardia Place
Mocha Red at 137 4th Avenue

Mendy's at 441 Park Ave South

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 have fun and be creative 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 friends of Paul Adam Bongiorno in celebration of his birthday.

News

We are now on Summer Schedule! That means that Friday night services will be held at 7:00 PM. It will be this way thru September 6th!

There might be Bad Kiddush after Passover! If we don't have a sponsor, then "Bad Kiddush: A Throwback to the Terrible Kiddushes You Grew Up Hating" will be held on May 4th. As we often say: Kiddush sponsorship is temporary. Jarred gefilte fish lasts forever.

Tax Reports for 2023 are available. If you require a summary of your donations please email us.

Unorthodox Comedy is back! Come laugh with us on April 11th as we raise funds for the IDF and bring light into the world! Featuring co headlining sets by Mikey Greenblatt who is just back from performing in Israel and Chani Lisbon who is fresh off the Laugh Factory stage in LA! Doors at 7:30 PM and the show is at 8:30 PM. Tickets may be purchased 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 2:00 PM at the Bronfman Center, and will take approximately one hour.

Rally this Sunday! On Sunday, April 7, a demonstration will take place in New York across the UN Headquarters, featuring senior politicians, released hostages, hostages family members, community leaders and rabbis. The event is organized by the Hostages Families Forum and co-sponsored by a range of organizations from New York and the surrounding area.

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.