Live Streaming at Judea Reform
Streaming from Our Sanctuary
Below, you can find the live stream from our sanctuary. Live streaming of other events can be found at the bottom of this page or by clicking here.
Torah Study with Rabbi Soffer
9:00am, March 28, 2020
Participate in the discussion by joining us on Zoom, click here.
People will be commenting on FaceBook, you can join us by clicking here.
For the Study Guide, click here.
For the "Five Levitical Offerings" chart, click here.
This Week's Torah Reading: Vayikra
Thanks to Amy Newman!
Past Live Streams
Tot Shabbat with Zemer Allan
5:15pm, March 27, 2020
For the text of the worship service, click here.
Shabbat Evening Worship with Rabbi Soffer
6:00pm, March 27, 2020
For a digital version of Mishkan T'fillah, click here.
People will be commenting on Facebook, you can join us by clicking here.
Participate in the joy by joining us on Zoom, click here.
For the DCIA information, click here
For meditations during the Amidah, click here.
Wednesday, March 25
Sing Along with Zemer Allan and Guests
For a song sheet, click here.
March 20
Joining us for Warm Up with Shabbat Zmirot (Songs) this evening?
Click here for the songs in a .pdf file.
Joining us for Shabbat Evening Worship? Find the digital version of Mishkan T'fillah here: https://www.ccarnet.org/publications/mishkan-tfilah-for-shabbat/#dflip-df_9729/135/ (Just click!) . . . And . . .
Other links that will be helpful throughout this evenings service:
Lyrics to Ahavat Olam: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwiuxwd79KVCLVhMTzdpVWhWZ1k/view
For lyrics to Let There Be Love/Hashkiveinu, click here.
Text of Prayer for Medical Scientists: https://images.shulcloud.com/1276/uploads/DocumentLibrary/PrayerforMedicalScientists.pdf
Text of Pandemic by Lynn Ungar:
http://www.lynnungar.com/poems/pandemic/
Live Streaming made possible by the Daniel Weiss Fund
Our congregation wants to make sure our worship services are accessible whether you are homebound or far away from home. We are streaming Shabbat services as well as other select events so that you can be with the congregation no matter where you are.
You'll find that most congregants sing along with our lay cantors, and you'll often see members accompanying our singing with a variety of musical instruments. Ours is a welcoming and nourishing Shabbat practice that we hope you will enjoy.
If you are homebound and you want to borrow a copy of our prayerbook, please let us know so you we can connect you with our loaner program. Contact Congregational Services Manager Lois Price, (919) 489-7062, ext 227 or lprice@judeareform.org to request a loaner, or visit the Eisman Gift Shop at Judea Reform Congregation to purchase your personal copy.
Follow Along
At many of our services, we use Mishkan T'filah as our prayerbook. However, other services may use other texts, styles, and music. One thing you can count on, though: Shabbat at Judea Reform is a sacred time and a sacred space where you will be welcome.
If you would like to follow along in your own copy of the prayerbooks we use, they are available to buy from the following sources:
- In our own Eisman Gift Shop, you can buy any of the prayerbooks from which we pray.
- From CCAR Press, Mishkan T'filah, with transliteration, $38.
- From Amazon, Mishkan T'filah as a Kindle book, $24.99.
- From CCAR Press, Mishkan T'filah for Youth, $22.
- From Amazon, Mishkan T'filah for Youth as a Kindle book, $9.99.
Where Else Can You Watch?
Wed, April 1 2020
7 Nisan 5780
My house shall be called a house of prayer for all peoples.
—Isaiah 56:7
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Live Streaming made possible by the Daniel Weiss Fund.
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Archives of Streamed Services
Many streamed events stick around in our archive, and you can watch them at a later time.
Click on the StreamSpot arrow in the middle of the screen, click on Previous Broadcasts, and then scroll through until you find the service you want to watch.