At 6:00 pm we’ll be holding another of our acclaimed “Pajama Shabbat” services. Perfect for the six and under set (we encourage them to come dressed in their pajamas). Stories, songs, and a chance to make new friends.
At 6:15 pm everyone is invited to enjoy a delicious Shabbat dinner with all the trimmings over candlelight in a bistro-like atmosphere. Don’t cook tonight; relax and enjoy! (The dinner is free, but please RSVP to 769-2672 so we know how many tables to set.)
At 7:15 pm you’ll want to sing along at our Family Shabbat service featuring the PCS House Band “The Pleasmatics.” We’ll also be graduating our seventh grade class. Come meet the Hebrew School teachers and principal Galit Sperling.
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At 8:15 pm there’s a festive “Oneg Shabbat” Refreshment Hour, coffee, cake, and social time. Enjoy!
Joyful Judaism: Pleasantville Community Synagogue, featured in The New York Times, is celebrating its seventeenth year; an inclusive, progressive community actively welcoming inter-married, multi-racial, and GLBTQ. Synagogue members hail (at last count) from twenty towns, villages, and cities across Westchester. Rabbi Mark Sameth was named one of the 36 most inspiring rabbis in America by The Jewish Daily Forward. The synagogue is located at 219 Bedford Road, Pleasantville, with parking on Clark Street. For more information see the web-site www.shalompcs.com or contact synagogue administrator Marcy Gray at info@shalomPCS.com.
