Welcome to New Toco Shul
New Toco Shul (NTS) is an intellectually diverse synagogue in the Toco Hill community of Atlanta, GA. We pride ourselves on offering learning opportunities that represent the spectrum of Orthodoxy. Our shul is a warm and welcoming place where everyone knows your name. |
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| Rabbi Dr. Don Seeman is the rabbi of the New Toco Shul. He is also an associate professor of Religion and Jewish Studies at Emory University, and was involved with our shul from the beginning. Before moving to Atlanta he lived and taught in Jerusalem, was a Wexner Fellow and earned a PhD in Social Anthropology. |
Now @ NTS
Mincha/Maariv: 7:10 pm
Vatikin Shacharit: 7:05 am
We are delighted to announce that we have met our goal for our Kol Nidre campaign and - true to our promise - there was no formal appeal on Yom Kippur. Many thanks and much gratitude to all of you who helped make this happen! (We will, of course continue to accept donations to give us an operating budget cushion. Please continue to donate via our website.)
Now that our pledge drive is complete, we'd like to make some pledges to you. NTS pledges to continue providing:
- Stimulating Learning - Shiurim, drashot, classes and scholars-in-residence programs are all structured to challenge and make you think and engage.
- Respectful Tefillah - Our davening is efficient and meaningful while meeting both individual and communal needs.
- Dedicated Community - Grassroots is our DNA. Collaboration is our glue. We are there for each other.
- Tishrei is tzedaka time! There are many people who struggle. You can contribute to the Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund via our website and we will make sure the funds find their way to those who need help during this time of year (and beyond).
- To sponsor Kiddush or Seuda Shelishit, please reach out to Rabbi Seeman or exec@newtocoshul.com.
- Thank you to all the Seuda Shelishit sponsors!
~ September is sponsored by the Graber family.
~ Sedah Shelishit other months are still available for sponsorship! - Our next "13 Steps" series started a few weeks ago. This year we'll be looking at the Rambam's 13 Principles of Faith. Stay tuned for the next installment after the holidays.
- Please note, for anyone who is not comfortable and/or cannot make it 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 to arrange.
Introducing Hineni: Toco Hills Mental Health Initiative. This is a new volunteer-based organization designed to strengthen our local Orthodox community. By uniting around mental health and wellness, we aim to build a more compassionate and supportive community. Together, we hope to create a safe space for all to flourish.
Leil Hoshana Rabba Event @ NTS
Summer Shabbat Afternoon Series @ NTS
in loving memory of his parents, Max and Helen Royston
Upcoming Amazing SiR Programs @ NTS
Ongoing Shiurim/Classes @ NTS
- NTS gives a daf yomi shiur at 8:00 am every day online. Interested in joining? Reach out to Rabbi Reuven Travis.
- Sunday @ 7:00 pm: Looking to the Future: AI and Halacha with Rabbi Michael Broyde. Resumes after the holidays.
- Monday at 4:00 pm: Netivot Shalom on the Weekly Parasha with Rabbi Reuven Travis (email Rabbi Travis for link).
- Tuesdays at 7:00 pm: Halachic Issues Related to the Month of Tishrei with Rabbi Michael Broyde.
