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  • Tashlich Ceremony

    Waltham Watch Factory

    Tashlich is a traditional Jewish ceremony that takes place on the afternoon of Rosh Hashanah to symbolically cast off the negativity of the previous year. The word Tashlich translates to […]

  • Zoom Vespers

    Online

    Come to Zoom Vespers on Fridays for music, readings, and conversation. The service runs from 6 to 6:30pm. Pre-service music begins around 5:47pm. Vespers dates: August 30, Sept. 6, 13, […]

  • Worship Service: The High Holidays

    Sanctuary and Zoom

    Rev. Dr. Debra Haffner The Jewish Days of Awe, known as the High Holidays, begin on October 2nd at sunset with Rosh Hashanah and close at sunset on Yom Kippur […]

  • Racial Justice Task Force: Indigenous Peoples Day

    Chapel

    Come hear Hiawatha Jon Brown and Dr. Darlene Flores, two key organizers of the annual Indigenous Peoples Day Ceremonial Celebration. View the Flyer - Join us on Zoom The Indigenous […]

  • Appreciative Inquiry with Revs. Debra and Joel

    Alliance Room 1326 Washington St., West Newton, MA, United States

    Appreciative Inquiry (AI) is defined as “an asset-based approach to organizational and social engagement that utilizes questions and dialogue to help participants uncover existing strengths, advantages, or opportunities” in their […]

  • Appreciative Inquiry with Revs. Debra and Joel

    Online

    Appreciative Inquiry (AI) is defined as “an asset-based approach to organizational and social engagement that utilizes questions and dialogue to help participants uncover existing strengths, advantages, or opportunities” in their […]

  • Worship Service: The Desert Spirit

    Sanctuary and Zoom

    Rev. Joel Miller I've found a journey into the heat and loneliness of the desert might become a pilgrimage into the spirituality of hospitality. And that can be an experience of being […]