News For The Week

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  Join Us For Tu BiShvat

  Tu BiShvat, also known as Rosh Hashanah La-ilanot (New Year of The Trees), is on Monday, February 6, 2023. We invite you to join us for a special online Seder for Tu BiShvat following the Arvit service, on Sunday, February 5, 2022 @ 8 PM EST. We will also have services on Monday, February 6, 2023: Shacharit @ 9 AM EST and Minchah @ 3:45 PM EST. For a list of items you will need for the seder, CLICK HERE.

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  SHOVAVIM שובבים

  Shovavim is a six-week period of teshuvah (return/repentance). Shovavim is the acronym for the Torah parashiyot we read during this period: Shemot, Va-era, Bo, Beshalach, Yitro, and Mishpatim. Many have the minhag of fasting on Mondays and Thursdays and giving extra tzedakah. We will have extra services of Shacharit LeChol on Mondays, and Tikun Chatzot on Mondays and Wednesdays during this period, as well as Arvit Mondays through Thursdays. We invite you to join our community by going to our EVENTS page.

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  NEW Kavanot Study

  Beginning this week, we will add a Kavanot study to our existing Hebrew class. Thursdays @ 3:30 PM EST and 10:30 PM EST. If you wish to join us, please go to our SUBSCRIBE page and sign up for Hebrew.

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  Sefer Yetzirah Page

  We have added a Sefer Yetzirah page to the LIMUD section of our website. For more information go to our SEFER YETZIRAH page.

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  Become A Member of Our Tribe

  We invite you to become a member of our tribe. Kabbalah4All Congregation was established to connect people who wish to be part of a Jewish community which focuses on Kabbalah (Mystical Judaism). We are an online synagogue community with members in almost every continent. Our members have a voice in our community and are empowered through our services and studies to effect change in their part of the world--the idea of Tikkun Olam. Go to our MEMBERSHIP page for more information.

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  Tzedakah

  The word צדקה "tzedakah" in Hebrew often is translated as charity, but it actually comes from the root צדק "tzedek" which means righteousness. The addition of the letter ה "Hei" connects righteousness to Malchut. Many people say "giving" tzedakah, but the more appropriate phrase is "doing" tzedakah. Tzedakah is in many ways an exchange of energy and is a visible expression of gratitude in this world for that which we have received, especially when we receive it from an organization that helps us to grow spiritually. We thank you in advance for your generosity and support. Click Here to make a donation.

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  Your Hebrew Name

  At the end of the Amidah, we whisper a verse from the Tanach which is associated with our Hebrew name. Would you like to know your Hebrew name and the verse that corresponds to your name? Or would you like us to help you choose a Hebrew name and even have a certificate with your Hebrew name and verse? Email Us for more information.