Weekly Schedule – Updated Mondays & Thursdays
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Every Friday
on Zoom
5:00 – 5:15 PM
Schmoozing
5:15 – 5:45 PM
5:00 PM – 5:30 PM
at Wayland Town Beach
Livestream will not be available
for Shabbat yeladim
5:00 PM – 5:30 PM
at Wayland Town Beach
Bring your own dinner (BYOD)
or order from Mamaleh’s
6:15 PM – 7:15 PM
In Person and Livestream
6:15 PM – 7:15 PM
at Wayland Town Beach and Livestream
Please note that services will not
take place at TST this week
Every Saturday
8:30 – 9:30 AM
Social Hall B
In Person and on Zoom
Every Saturday
9:30 – 10:30 AM
Social Hall B
In Person and on Zoom
Saturday
10:45 AM -12:00 PM
In Person and Livestream
We are so excited to celebrate with our wonderful community through services and programming for all ages. To view the detailed schedule of services and programs, service descriptions, and more information, please visit shirtikva.org/HHD. To register for services, please click on the button below.
Mussar is a centuries-old Jewish tradition of study and practice that fosters personal and spiritual growth. Rooted in Jewish wisdom, its teachings are as relevant to the challenges of our lives today as they have been for generations.
Mussar invites us to examine our middot—our inner soul traits, such as humility, patience, gratitude, generosity, and compassion—and to notice how they shape the way we move through the world. Through awareness and intentional practice, we learn to recognize the habits and inner obstacles that sometimes keep us from being the people we aspire to be.
Together, we will exercise our souls through text study, group discussion, study with a chevruta (partner), journaling, and experiential practices.
This course is available to beginners and anyone looking to renew their Mussar practice. No prior Mussar is required.
This course will be facilitated by Caryl Shaw.
Scholarships are available. Please reach out to Cantor Hollis () if you have any questions about the course cost.
Prerequisites: Mussar 1 and Mussar 2
Facilitated by Caryl Shaw
Mussar practice deepens over time. Mussar 3 offers an opportunity to continue the journey together within the support of a va’ad—a community committed to learning, reflection, and personal growth.
This course welcomes both returning participants and anyone who has completed Mussar 1 and 2 at TST and is ready to deepen or reinvigorate their practice.
Together, we will explore middot (soul traits) including Silence, Friendship, Joy, Balance, and others, while continuing to bring Mussar practice into the challenges and relationships of our everyday lives.
Scholarships are available. Please reach out to Cantor Hollis () if you have any questions about the course cost.
Mindful Movement is a spiritual practice offered as a pathway to balance and embody middot - innate qualities of character highly valued in the Jewish tradition. Through gentle movement, accessible postures and attention to breath, cultivate strength, flexibility and ease of mind. All are welcome to attend one class or all.