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is November 30th, 2021

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This photo was taken in the lull before the storm. One hundred young people enjoyed a stress-free shabbat dinner following services last Friday night. We opened our doors to the wider community, and they showed up in droves! 

Some feedback from the crowd:

️️️️ “Friday night at Stanton Street was awesome. Seeing old friends and meeting lots of new people reminded me of how outgoing the downtown community is. Came for the davening, stayed for the Izzys, coming back soon!” - Yoni Cooper

️️️️️ “It was amazing seeing so many people from the community come together for Shabbat services and dinner. I didn’t even know so many people my age lived in the area and I’m so grateful to Stanton street for bringing us all together!” - Nina Rohr

️️️️️ “The Young Persons Shabbat dinner was sensational! As someone who is new-ish to New York and to The Stanton Street Shul, it was a joy to bring in and enjoy Shabbat with so many wonderful young Jews from across the city. I left the dinner excited to be a part of this wonderful shul, and optimistic this community will continue to be diverse, dynamic, and thrive!“ - Ariel Halpern

Kislev Clothing Drive

The Stanton Street Shul collected and delivered over a dozen LARGE bags of clothing for the Bowery Mission. A big thank you to our donors, volunteers and to Brina Chu for organizing the event. Stay tuned for more Chesed/Social Action Committee events.

Emily Goldberg Winer is so excited to be joining the Stanton Street Shul community this year. She loves community building and sharing Torah with people from all walks of life and across generations.  Her most recent positions include rabbinic intern at Congregation Beth Sholom/Talmud Torah, the Columbia/Barnard Hillel, visiting chaplain at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, community educator at Brandeis, and teen coordinator at the Hebrew Home of Riverdale. She completed a unit of Clinical Pastoral Education at New York Presbyterian Hospital, the Jewish Innovation Fellowship at the 92nd Street Y, the Join for Justice Fellowship, and the rabbinic student fellowship at Shalom Hartman Institute. A Wexner Graduate Fellow and Master’s student at Yeshiva University, Emily loves pluralism and interfaith dialogue. She has engaged in programs rooted in religious diversity, first among fellow Jews at the Bronfman Youth Fellowship and Drisha, and later across faiths at the Institute for Jewish-Christian Understanding, Tanenbaum, and Auburn Seminary. A South Florida native, Emily graduated Magna Cum Laude from Muhlenberg College in Allentown, PA with degrees in Religion and Jewish Studies. She lives in Riverdale with her husband Jonah, a student at YCT, and together they can be found reading, petting dogs, adding puns into regular conversations, and facetiming Jonah’s bubbie.

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If you are already a member, it's time to renew your membership for the new calendar year at our shul. Please consider increasing your membership level.

If you are not a member, please consider joining!! We'd love to have you. 

Our next General Membership meeting will take place on Sunday, August 1st in person and via ZOOM. 

Watch a recording of the ZOOM Gala here. 

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Since Rosh Hashanah of 5781, we have been blessed with a new Rabbi at our shul. Rabbi Leead and Shoshana have brought great light to our community. They teach us, share with us, inspire us and strengthen our bonds.

If you would like to suggest an idea or ask a question, write Rabbi Leead an email.  

Click HERE to see more great photos from our long history as a landsmannschaft shul on the Lower East Side.