The Bet Midrash is a 90-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Weekly in-person traditional morning service, mostly in Hebrew, filled with song. Great opportunity to hear the traditional nusach (chanted melodies) and be with the community in prayer. In the sanctuary, no zoom option.

Books & Bagels meets monthly. This month we will talk about Letters to Camondo by Edmund de Waal.

We’ll welcome Shabbat together with services led by Rabbi Lorin and the Hebrew School students, followed by a family friendly meal. In person and on Zoom (link can be found in the weekly email or by contacting the office).

The Bet Midrash is a 90-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Weekly in-person traditional morning service, mostly in Hebrew, filled with song. Great opportunity to hear the traditional nusach (chanted melodies) and be with the community in prayer. In the sanctuary, no zoom option.

The Bet Midrash is a ninety-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Weekly in-person traditional morning service, mostly in Hebrew, filled with song. Great opportunity to hear the traditional nusach (chanted melodies) and be with the community in prayer. In the sanctuary, no zoom option.

Our community is made up of active volunteers who create, manage, and make all aspects of our synagogue thrive. Come and hear representatives from each of Adas Yoshuron’s committees speak about their work and the many ways in which you can get involved! There will also be great books for sale, and brunch of course. FMI: info@adasyoshuron.org.

Join Rabbi Lorin for a gentle hike with prayerful stops along the way as we tune into and appreciate the beauty of the midcoast and this sacred day. RSVP to info@adasyoshuron.org by Thursday, Oct. 24 for meeting location and details.

We’ll welcome Shabbat at Quarry Hill Retirement Home in Camden. Please contact rabbi@adasyoshuron.org if you would like to attend.

Come dance to the music of the Adas Yoshuron band as we chant the last lines of Devarim (Deuteronomy) and the first words of Bereshit (Genesis). We will also honor and commemorate the Jewish calendar date corresponding to Oct. 7, 2023  during this service with prayer and poetry. 

We mark the last day of Sukkot with a morning services including Torah Reading, Tefillat Geshem (prayer for seasonal rain) and Yizkor. Followed by a vegetarian potluck lunch.

The Bet Midrash is a ninety-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Books & Bagels meets monthly. This month we will talk about More Than I Love My Life, by David Grossman.

We'll gather for a family-friendly and festive service followed by dinner inside or in the sukkah. Gather outside around the firepits after dinner for desserts and drinks. This celebration was a hit last year and we are bringing it back to come together in community as the seasons change.

We mark the first day of the Sukkot with a morning service including Hallel (joyful songs of praise) and the Torah reading. Come and shake the lulav, take in the aroma of the etrog, and begin the Sukkot harvest festival in song. Zoom option available. Check the weekly email for the link.

A group has been meeting to write about our feelings and experiences since October 7. Sessions include 10 minutes to write, based on prompts, followed by discussion, and end with prayers for healing. Previous writing experience is not necessary and sharing what you’ve written is optional. A different participant each month brings a poem, prose, a piece of art, or some music as a writing prompt. Bring pen and paper.

The Bet Midrash is a ninety-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Bring a dish to share and join us in breaking the fast!

Led Adas Yoshuron’s rabbi, Lorin Troderman, Cantor Daniel Leeman, Meyer Drapkin, and community lay leaders.

Service begins at 9:00 a.m.

Children’s Service beginning at 11 a.m.

Study Sessions begin at 2:30 p.m.

Minchah begins at 4:45 p.m.

Neilah begins at 5:45 p.m.

Led by Adas Yoshuron’s rabbi, Lorin Troderman, Cantor Daniel Leeman, with Dana Goldsmith and the Adas Yoshuron choir.

Please arrive at 6:00 p.m. to park and get seated. Services begin promptly at 6:15 p.m.

Services begin at 10 a.m. followed by community lunch.

Join us for Tashlich at South End Beach in Rockland.

Services will be led Adas Yoshuron’s rabbi, Lorin Troderman, Cantor Daniel Leeman, Meyer Drapkin, and community lay leaders.

Services beginning at 9 a.m. Children’s Service beginning at 11:00 a.m.

Community potluck dessert to follow.

Services will be led by Adas Yoshuron’s rabbi, Lorin Troderman, and Cantor Daniel Leeman.

We’re hosting a Reverse Tashlich beach clean-up again this year before Rosh Hashanah at Harbor Park, 271 Main Street in Rockland. Tashlich is the Jewish tradition of symbolically casting away transgressions into flowing water. During Reverse Tashlich, we remove trash from the beaches and water. Please plan to join us for mindful and fun opportunity for community engagement as part of this international clean-up day. Trash bags provided. Bring your own work gloves if you like.

Learn more about Reverse Tashlich, the Jewish Movement to Repair the Sea, here: Repair the Sea Video. Register to attend our local event here.

The Bet Midrash is a ninety-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.