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Ambassador Ofir Akunis
& Michael Rapaport
October 7 Commemoration
Films & Discussions
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Following the commemoration of the third anniversary of October 7, our congregation came together for a special Columbus Day Weekend of Jewish honor and solidarity.
First, on Saturday night, we presented the Hamptons premiere of “Am I Cancelled Yet?” with Michael Rapaport to an overflow congregation, exploring his personal and professional cost of refusing to remain silent since October 7. The screening was followed by a thought-provoking and moving discussion with Michael and his wife, Kebe Dunn, moderated by our distinguished benefactor, Matthew Hiltzik.
Then, on Sunday evening, in partnership with the Israeli Consulate in New York, we presented “Safe Room," which told the true story of Dr. Gedalya Fendel whose courage saved lives as terrorists attacked. Ambassador Ofir Akunis, Consul General of Israel in New York, addressed the congregation as did Haley Geffen, the film director.
Finally, on Monday, Ambassador Akunis joined Rabbi Schneier in conversation at a Columbus Day Breakfast, discussing how he confronts the challenges Israel faces in the worlds of politics and culture.
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Shabbat Parashat Noach
The Eruv Is Up
Rabbi Marc Schneier will officiate
Hillel Campus Shabbaton
Welcoming student leaders from Baruch College, City College of New York, FIT, Fordham University, John Jay College, New School, Pace, and the School of Visual Arts
Ilya Bratman
Executive Director, Hillel at Baruch
Friday, October 16
Candle Lighting - 5:50pm
Evening Services - 6:00pm
Shabbat, October 17
Morning Services - 9:00am
followed by Congregational Kiddush
Rabbi Marc Schneier will speak - 10:45am
"Camouflage"
Gan Gloria Children's Program | Ages 3-11 - 10:30am-11:30am
Mincha - 5:45pm
Seudah Shlishit | Campus Update - Ilya Bratman
Ma'ariv & Havdalah
Shabbat concludes - 6:49pm
Click here to recite Havdalah with Cantor Netanel Hershtik & The Maccabeats
Sunday, October 18
Morning Services - 9:00am
Solidarity With Israel Breakfast
Breakfast - 9:30am
Program - 10:00am
El Ami - Wounded IDF Combat Veterans
Hebrew School - 10:00am
Ages 4-7. 8-11
@Jack's House
Evening Services - 5:45pm
NEXT SHABBAT
Friday, October 23
Candle Lighting - 5:40pm
Evening Services - 5:45pm
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Congregational Kiddush
Hillel at Baruch, in gratitude to The Hampton Synagogue for its warm and ongoing hospitality
Seudah Shlishit
Mickey & Martin Baumrind
Sunday Breakfast
Ladan Shalom
Hampton Synagogue Choir
The Kaylie Family
The Shabsels Family
Sandy Cahn
Hampton Synagogue Nation-Wide Televised Services
The Stoll Family, in loving memory of Helen Stoll
Shul House
Sharon & Jay Podolsky
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JBS Shabbat Services
Nation-Wide Television & Online
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Sim Shalom
Cantor Netanel Hershtik
Maestro Izchak Haimov
Hampton Synagogue Choir
Composer: Cantor Jeffrey Nadel
Arrangement: Raymond Goldstein
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Nationwide - Comcast Xfinity - Channel 1684
Nationwide DirecTV - Channel 388
Hamptons & Long Island - Optimum - Channel 138
NYC - Fios - Channel 798
NYC - Spectrum - Channel 219
Online stream or find your local channel - www.jbstv.org
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Monday-Thursday
Morning Services - 7:45am
Evening Services - 5:45pm
Monday & Thursday
Morning Services followed by Minyanaires' "De-Lox" Breakfast
We salute our "minyanaires" who maintain our daily morning and evening services. Special thanks to Rabbi Michael Rascoe for his assistance in conducting the morning minyan. We are proud to provide this noble service - the only year-round daily minyan in the Hamptons and a 75-mile radius on the East End.
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Daniella Moffson Women's Committee
Edy Blady, Chair
For more information and scheduling appointments
call 631-318-0902.
email hamptonsmikvah@gmail.com
24 hours notice required.
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Located at Jack’s House, the Manes Art Center of The Hampton Synagogue in Westhampton Beach engages members of the greater Hamptons community in high-quality works of art and cultural experiences for the educational and enhancement of all.
The Manes Art center is the gift of our distinguished benefactor, Dr. Harvey Manes, a passionate collector of art for over 40 years. Dr. Manes sits on the Board of the Nassau County Museum of Art and has lent numerous works from his collection to notable museums, including the Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago), Heckscher Museum, NCMA, Jewish Museum-NYC, and others.
The quality and breadth of the Manes Art Center collection features an eclectic collection of modern, contemporary, and old master artists, as well as sculptures. Artists in the collection include Andy Warhol, Basquiat, Koons, Salvador Dali, Roy Lichtenstein, Marc Chagall, Yaacov Agam, Jim Dine, among others.
On permanent view in the Barnet Family Chapel is the work of world-renowned artist, Dale Chihuly, who designed and created the Chapel’s Fiore windows that allow natural light to interact with the space in dynamic harmony, Eternal Light, and the only Menorah of Chihuly’s illustrious career.
| | | | We are proud to offer the only Jewish study library & Beit Midrash in the Hamptons as a community resource, containing both volumes of torah scholarship and general Jewish knowledge & culture. We invite you to visit The Aranowitz Library in the Kaylie Center, open during normal business hours and on Shabbat. | | |
Chihuly Fiori Windows
in the Barnet Family Children’s Chapel,
feature the colors of the
original 12 Tribes of Israel.
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A donation to The Hampton Synagogue is a meaningful way to honor a special person, celebrate an occasion, or memorialize a loved one while, at the same time, supporting your spiritual home. A beautiful card will be mailed to the recipient/s to notify them of your thoughtful gift.
For more information, please email reception@thehamptonsynagogue.org or call 631.288.0534 ext.210
| | Yahrzeit Memorial Plaques | | |
With the High Holy Days approaching, dedicating a plaque on the beautiful Yahrzeit Memorial Wall in the Berman Sanctuary is a beautiful way to pay tribute to the memory of a departed loved one.
If you wish to order a memorial plaque in time for Yom Kippur, please do so immediately.
Please click here or contact the synagogue office for more information.
| | Learn Our Shabbat Prayers & Melodies | |
We are so proud that our televised JBS Shabbat services, viewed by over 200,000 homes, provide Jewish outreach and education on a truly global scale. In that spirit, we are pleased to present a compilation of Shabbat Evening and Morning Services "highlights," focusing on sections that feature congregational singing and participation.
Particularly for congregants, guests, and viewers who are less proficient in Hebrew, these selections will enhance your participation at our Shabbat services, making your experience even more meaningful.
Click on the images below to view our compilations.
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Phyllis & Craig Weinberg, the visionary minds behind W Kosher Events, are thrilled to announce their exclusive partnership as caterers of The Hampton Synagogue.
To plan your simcha at The Hampton Synagogue
info@wkosherevents.com
516.621.8200
212.658.1519
203.918.2301
| | Hampton Synagogue Rabbinic Supervision | | |
Local Kosher Supervision - Rabbi Sean Jensen
- Beach Bakery & Grand Cafe
- Citarella (kosher meat & poultry display)
- Goldberg's Famous (whole bagels, and "grab-and-go" kosher display)
Greater Westhampton Beach Eruv - Rav Moshe Unsdorfer
Tuchman Family Mikvah - Rav Yirmiyahu Katz
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Prayer for the IDF
Netanel Hershtik & The Maccabeats
featuring Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz
Special Thanks To:
Rabbi Marc Schneier
Harvey & Gloria Kaylie Foundation
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Observed October 11-17 | 30 Tishrei-6 Cheshvan
Hamilton Fisher, father of Robert Fisher
Marvin Greenbaum, father of Clint Greenbaum
Judy Brodman, mother of Joel Brodman
mother of Janice Cutler
Miriam Klein, mother of Ruth Schwalbe
Celia Levitsky, mother of David Levitsky
Roslyn Golden Machat, mother of Cheryl Dorskind
Jay Stuart Makovsky, brother of Donna Schneier
Mary Meltzer, grandmother of Barbara Silverstein
Gabrielle Propp, mother of Amory Propp
Newton David Scherl, father of Zev Scherl
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