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October 2019
Yom Kippur Yigdal Service
For children aged 4-7 (with parents) Please note that this service will take place twice, please select one service. Join us in the Chapel at 6:45pm as we gather for our spectacular Neilah children’s light parade, which will conclude at approximately 7:06pm.
Find out more »Mincha and Ne’ila Sanctuary Service
Holidays at Ansche Chesed are filled with prayer, learning and other opportunities for members to come together as a strong community. Join us.
Find out more »Mincha and Ne’ila West Side Minyan
Holidays at Ansche Chesed are filled with prayer, learning, and other opportunities for members to come together as a strong community. Join us.
Find out more »Yom Kippur Mincha Service
This service will include a dramatic telling of the story of Jonah with Jerry Raik. Join us in the Chapel at 6:45pm as we gather for our spectacular Neilah children’s light parade, which will conclude at approximately 7:06pm.
Find out more »Mincha and Ne’ila Minyan M’at
Holidays at Ansche Chesed are filled with prayer, learning, and other opportunities for members to come together as a strong community. Join us.
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Sanctuary Service
The Sanctuary Service follows the traditional Conservative liturgy. We read the Torah on the annual cycle, completing the entire Torah each year.
Find out more »Mincha/Maariv for Sukkot
Join us for Mincha/Maariv for Sukkot.
Find out more »Mincha/Maariv for Sukkot
Join us for Mincha/Maariv for Sukkot.
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Shirei Chesed Community Chorus
Founded in 2005, our 4-part chorus has grown to 50 voices! This year we are preparing for a Concert Jewish Songs of Love from Around the World, on Sunday, April 7 at 4pm, At this point in the year, only experienced singers are invited to join. Free for members; non-members pay $90 per semester or $180 per year. Free for members; not members $90 per semester or $180 per year. For more information please email NHirschhorn@AnscheChesed.org.
Find out more »Talmud Study with Rabbi Kalmanofsky
This year in Wednesday night Talmud we will study the tenth chapter of Tractate Yevamot. In this chapter, the Talmud wrestles with "the Return of Martin Guerre." What happens when a woman remarries after a spouse's supposed death, only to discover that the reports of his demise were greatly exaggerated? The textual, ethical and literary challenges elicited profound responses from centuries of interpreters, including Shai Agnon, the modernist writer who wove a novella from this material.
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