Jewish life

Would you like to help make a difference? Sukkat Shalom is built on community and participation. Our services, potlucks, and celebrations come alive because we help one another—and we are always looking for more people who want to get involved practically in our activities. Contributing your time and care is not only a fantastic way to get to know more people in the congregation, but it is also a meaningful mitzvah to help build and strengthen our community. What can you help

Hosting or sponsoring a kiddush is a wonderful way to share a joyful moment with the entire congregation. Perhaps you are celebrating a simcha—a birthday, an engagement, or a wedding—or you might wish to honor the memory of a loved one on a special day. Whatever the reason, the kiddush creates an occasion where the whole community can celebrate or remember together, right after the service. What does it mean to sponsor a kiddush? Sponsoring a kiddush simply means that you cov

When we invite you to a potluck at Sukkat Shalom, we gather for an evening that is just as simple and lovely as it sounds: singing, prayer, and sharing good food together. If you have never joined us before, here is a guide to what you can expect. The evening begins with Kabbalat Shabbat We start with Kabbalat Shabbat - singing and davening to welcome Shabbat. If you have your own siddur, feel free to bring it; otherwise, books are available to borrow on-site. You don’t need