Community
Reaching beyond our synagogue walls, these vibrant communities inspire and engage the Jewish youth of New Orleans:
JewCCY (Jewish Crescent City Youth)
Jewish Crescent City Youth (JewCCY) is a youth organization that seeks to build the identity of Jewish youth and maintain a strong foundation for the future of the Jewish people. JewCCY fosters relationships, creates bonds and educates participants through social, religious and social action experiences. JewCCY seeks to create a coalition of Jewish teens within the Greater New Orleans area, including, but not limited to, Congregation Gates of Prayer Congregation Temple Sinai, and Touro Synagogue. JewCCY is an integral part of the larger southern Jewish community including Henry S. Jacobs Camp, NFTY and many other organizations. Contact JewCCY Director, Sarah Bate at jewccy@gmail.com or visit Jewccy.com for more information.
Tribe
Tribe provides a fun and welcoming community for young adults in the Greater New Orleans area to nourish their neshamot (souls) through Jewish learning, ritual celebrations and meaningful friendships. Led by Rabbi Lexi and a dedicated board of young adults, Tribe holds monthly Shabbat experiences, learning opportunities and social gatherings. For more information, e-mail rabbierdheim@gatesofprayer.org. To get the latest updates on our programming, follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
Wed, May 25 2022
24 Iyar 5782
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Today's Calendar
Tomorrow's Calendar
Lunch 'n Learn with Rabbi Gerber : 12:00pm |
Choir Rehearsal : 7:30pm |
Friday Night
Shabbat Worship : 8:00pm |
Shabbat Day
Torah Study : 9:15am |
Shabbat Morning Worship : 10:30am |
Upcoming Programs & Events
May 25 Congregation Connect with Rabbi Gerber & Rabbi Erdheim Wednesday, May 25 11:30am |
May 26 Lunch 'n Learn with Rabbi Gerber Thursday, May 26 12:00pm |
May 30 Office Closed Monday, May 30 |
Jun 3 Shabbat Worship - Touro Synagogue Friday, Jun 3 6:00pm |
Jun 4 Confirmation Shabbat, Jun 4 7:00pm |
This week's Torah portion is Parashat B'midbar
Shabbat, May 28 |
Yom Y'rushalayim
Sunday, May 29 |