Welcome to New Toco Shul
NTS is an intellectually vibrant, family friendly Orthodox synagogue. We are founded on the ideas that every individual has unique abilities and perspectives, that we are obligated to share our talents with others, and that our community is strongest when our members contribute to its success and well-being. Our rabbinic and lay partners work together to provide a platform for sophisticated and nuanced Torah, reflective and meaningful Tefillah, and supportive and enriching Gemilut Chassadim.
Announcements @ NTS
Shabbat, Parshat Vayishlach 🏰 , 11/19-11/20
🕯️🕯️ Candle Lighting: 5:13 pm
Friday Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Maariv: 5:10 pm
Shacharit: 9:00 am
...with a Drasha from Rabbi Seeman
...Followed by a Kiddush sponsored by the congregation
...Followed by Radical Judaism with Rabbi Seeman.
Mincha: 5:00 pm
...Followed by Seuda Shelishit*!
*This week we return to seuda shelishit! All are welcome. We have chosen a modest, COVID-friendly format using mostly prepackaged items, with seating on the back porch. Please dress as needed per the weather.
Motzei Shabbat Maariv: 6:01 pm
🔥 Havdalah: 6:13 pm
Week of Sunday, 11/21
Sunday Shacharit: 8:30 am
Vatikin Shacharit (Monday-Wednesday): 6:45 am
Shacharit (Thursday-Friday, Thanksgiving Holiday Break): 8:30 am
Mincha/Maariv (Sunday-Thursday): 5:15 pm
Please note: For anyone who is not comfortable coming to shul, if you have a yahrzeit coming up and would like a "Kel Maleh" said for your loved one, or if you would like someone to say Kaddish on your behalf, please reach out to Scott Forbus at sforbus@gmail.com to arrange.
Shiurim/Classes @ NTS
- Sunday at 7:00 pm: Family Revisited in the Last Century: 10 lectures examining various aspects of family from a Jewish Law view with Rabbi Michael Broyde
- Monday at 4:00 pm: Netivot Shalom on the Weekly Parasha with Rabbi Reuven Travis
- Wednesday at 7:30 pm: Contemporary Halacha - Comparing America and Jewish Law with Rabbi Michael Broyde
- Friday at 9:30 am: Going Beyond Rashi: A Deep Dive into the Weekly Parasha with Rabbi Reuven Travis