Unless otherwise indicated, all programs are held at 4401 York Ave S, Minneapolis.
Tisha B'Av Evening Service Saturday July 21, 7:30 – 9:30 PM At: Adath Jeshurun Congregation, 10500 Hillside Lane W, Minnetonka Our members are invited to observe the holiday at a service sponsored jointly by Mayim Rabim, Adath Jeshurun, and Sharei Chesed. Mincha: 7:30 PM followed by a study session with Rabbi Avraham Ettedgui (who will be retiring this year), Ma’ariv: 8:30 PM followed by the reading of Eicah. Saturday July 28, 9:30 AM – Noon Shabbat Morning Service Services led by Rabbi Stiefel and congregants followed by Kiddush and dairy vegetarian potluck lunch Thursday August 2, 7 PM Forgotten Stories of LGBTQ Jewish Ancestors with Noam Sienna Explore stories from the past, which can inspire, challenge, and support LGBTQ Jews today. Come discover centuries of LGBTQ Jewish life, from a gay brawl in a medieval synagogue, to a gender-bending Jewish stowaway in colonial Canada, to gay and lesbian Jewish activists in 1950s America. Friday August 10 6:15 – 7:30 PM Kabbalat Shabbat Evening Service Services led by Rabbi Stiefel and congregants and dairy vegetarian potluck Shabbat dinner. Saturday August 25, 9:30 AM – Noon Shabbat Morning Service Services led by Rabbi Stiefel and congregants followed by Kiddush and dairy vegetarian potluck lunch Unless otherwise indicated, all programs are held at 4401 York Ave S (Friends Meeting House). |  Mayim Rabim with J-PRIDE at Twin Cities Pride!
Mayim Rabim Congregation
Most events held at 4401 York Ave S.
Minneapolis, MN
Mailing Address 2751 Hennepin Ave. S. #236 Minneapolis, MN 55408 About Us Mayim Rabim Congregation, founded in 1992, is affiliated with the Jewish Reconstructionist movement. We are an urban Jewish community that comprises people of diverse ages, abilities, sexual orientations, cultural backgrounds, and financial resources. We strive to create and sustain spaces that enhance the practice of Judaism in the contemporary world; to that end, we are a house of prayer, of study, and tikkun olam (the repair of the world). As Reconstructionists, we view Judaism as an evolving religious civilization and claim a shared heritage with all Jews. We are an inclusive, heymish congregation and we welcome visitors! If you would like to make a donation to Mayim Rabim, click here: |
