Join us for Shabbat Shacharit (morning services) with Torah and Haftarah readings. Followed by a vegetarian potluck lunch.

The Bet Midrash is a 90-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Weekly in-person traditional morning service, mostly in Hebrew, filled with song. Great opportunity to hear the traditional nusach (chanted melodies) and be with the community in prayer. In the sanctuary and on zoom (see the weekly email for the link).

We’re teaming up with Beth Israel Waterville, Beth Israel Bath, and Beth El Augusta for a four-part speaker series on Israel-Palestine. Other dates: May 17, May 31. For more information contact the office: 207-594-4523; info@adasyoshuron.org.

Join us for a festive dinner in honor of Yom Ha’atzmaut.

The weekly study group meets to read and discuss Jewish-themed books and texts. FMI please contact rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

The Bet Midrash is a 90-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Weekly in-person traditional morning service, mostly in Hebrew, filled with song. Great opportunity to hear the traditional nusach (chanted melodies) and be with the community in prayer. In the sanctuary and on zoom (see the weekly email for the link).

We honor Israel’s Memorial Day with a Ma’ariv evening service including prayers and poems.

Join us at the synagogue for a livestream Joint Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day ceremony that will provide a unique opportunity to witness Israelis and Palestinians grieving together in a powerful expression of shared humanity and remembrance. The ceremony is organized by Combatants for Peace and the Parents Circle – Families Forum.

Books and Bagels meets monthly.

Join us for Shabbat Shacharit (morning services) with Torah and Haftarah readings and Hallel for Rosh Chodesh. Followed by a lunch in memory of Joel Fishman z”l.

The weekly study group meets to read and discuss Jewish-themed books and texts. FMI please contact rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

The Bet Midrash is a 90-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Weekly in-person traditional morning service, mostly in Hebrew, filled with song. Great opportunity to hear the traditional nusach (chanted melodies) and be with the community in prayer. In the sanctuary and on zoom (see the weekly email for the link).

What does it mean to say “Never again?” Join us for a multigenerational evening of remembrance, poetry, and prayer.

Join us for a gentle Shabbat hike in the Rockport area with Rabbi Lorin. RSVP to info@adasyoshuron.org by Friday, April 10 for location details.

All are welcome to join this family program of games, stories, snacks, and social time, all with Jewish content for kids. Led by Maine rabbis and educators. For more information, email maweiss@colby.edu.

Join us for Kabbalat Shabbat services followed by a dessert oneg.

The weekly study group meets to read and discuss Jewish-themed books and texts. FMI please contact rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

On the eve of the last day of Passover, join us for an unhurried evening of remembrance — candle lighting, Yizkor prayers, a brief teaching on why Passover and memory belong together, and small group conversation. You don’t need to be in active grief to come. You just need someone you’re carrying. RSVP to info@adasyoshuron.org.

The Bet Midrash is a 90-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Weekly in-person traditional morning service, mostly in Hebrew, filled with song. Great opportunity to hear the traditional nusach (chanted melodies) and be with the community in prayer. In the sanctuary and on zoom (see the weekly email for the link).

We’ll prepare a festive and abundant Easter meal for the community and serve at St. Peter’s Church in Rockland. Many hands make light work. Please contact the office for volunteer opportunities.

Join us for Shabbat Shacharit (morning services) with Torah and Haftarah readings. Followed by a vegetarian kosher for Passover potluck lunch. No chametz!

Please join us for a beautiful seder led by Rabbi Lorin Troderman. RSVPs are required for this popular event; space is limited.

Please note: the seder is full and walk-in will not be able to be accommodated. FMI: info@adasyoshuron.org.

First day of Passover services followed by kosher for Passover lunch (bring your first seder leftovers but don’t bring chametz!).

We’re teaming up with Beth Israel (Waterville), Beth Israel (Bath), and Beth El (Augusta) for a four-part speaker series on Israel-Palestine. Other dates: April 26, May 17, May 31. For more information contact the office: 207-594-4523; info@adasyoshuron.org.

Do you believe we are all created creative? The Jewish Studio Project believes that we are, and that creativity is a sacred act. Join us as we explore our creativity through the lens of Jewish thought relevant to the upcoming holiday of Passover. We will read text, reflect, write, and participate in process art making — that is art making with no attachment to a final product. If you have a journal, or favorite writing or art-making supplies, feel free to bring them. To learn more about the Jewish Studio Project: https://www.jewishstudioproject.org/.

FMI contact m.gielow11@gmail.com.

Space is limited; to reserve a spot RSVP to info@adasyoshuron.org.

Join Rabbi Lorin and parents with young ones in our community for a joyful morning with songs, snacks, and age-appropriate activities.