Shalom everyone,

We are thrilled to announce our very first hybrid (Zoom and in-person) Shabbat service at our new location (380 Dwight Street, Holyoke)! This exciting event will blend the convenience of Zoom participation with the warmth and connection of in-person gathering. Whether you choose to join us virtually or in person, we look forward to coming together to celebrate Shabbat in this new and special setting. Get ready for a meaningful and engaging service that captures the spirit of unity and togetherness as we mark this milestone in our synagogue's journey.  

Transitioning to a new synagogue location is an exciting and significant moment for our community. As we embark on this new chapter, it's important to acknowledge that the moving process is ongoing and our journey to fully settle into our new home is still in progress. Despite the logistical challenges that come with relocation, we are committed to ensuring a smooth and seamless transition for all members. The new synagogue location presents an opportunity for growth, connection, and reinvigoration of our spiritual community. We look forward to embracing this change together and creating a vibrant space where our traditions and values can continue to flourish.

You are invited to attend and participate in shabbat service at 10 am every Saturday.

Zoom information:

Please email the office at office@sonsofzionholyoke.org if you would like the Zoom link.

Phone:

Spread the word!!! If a computer is not available, you may use your landline or "dumb" cell phone to listen to the service. Listen and sing along. Please email the office at office@sonsofzionholyoke.org to get information to join by phone.

Books:

A shabbat siddur and chumash (the red torah) are available to borrow. Call joan (413-535-8679) if you would like to borrow a set.

Join the kiddush:

A piece of challah, bread, roll or cracker and a glass of wine or grape juice....you are part of the kiddush!!!!

We look forward to seeing and hearing you at Shabbat services.

Stay safe!!!!   Wash your hands!!!!

Shabbat Shalom,

Joan Rosner

Religious Committee Co-Chair