Leaning Into Interdependence: Creating a Culture of Giving and Receiving
An Elul Workshop with Kathy Simon Join us for a day long Elul Workshop with Kathy Simon The Nefesh theme for these High Holy days is Interdependence. To prepare for […]
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Elul Spiritual Challenge
with Rabbi Susan Goldberg Soul growth takes practice. You don't have to do it alone. In the month of Elul*, before the year renews on Rosh Hashanah, we have the […]
Makom 5784 Orientation
The word makom means “place”, and we are developing an understanding that every place can be a Jewish place. Every class is centered around the following components: Blessings: to learn, […]
Elul Book Group
High Holy Days Book Group for Kin Our spiritual preparation for the High Holy Days begins with a book group for Nefesh Kin to explore the book THIS IS REAL […]
Kol Nidre Choir
Kol Nidre Choir for Kin Four years ago we started what has become a Nefesh tradition: a Kol Nidre Community Choir. Sally will be guiding you through learning the language, […]
White Jewish Antiracist Discussion Space
Tools and skills for white Jews overcoming racism and white supremacy. Join us in connecting the characteristics of white supremacy with the spiritual work of Mussar. Our next meeting is […]
Elul Offerings – Psalm 27: Exploring the Liturgy of the Yamim Nora’im
Psalm 27: Exploring the Liturgy of the Yamim Nora'im (Days of Awe) Psalm 27 is a piece of liturgy that we say every day during the month of Elul and […]
Nefesh Friday Shabbat in Echo Park
Join Nefesh in person in Echo Park, or on Zoom
Monthly Kaddish Minyan
Monthly Kaddish Minyan on Zoom.
Selichot and Havdalah
St Paul's Commons 840 Echo Park Ave, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesJoin Nefesh in person in Echo Park, or on Zoom
Kol Nidre Choir
Kol Nidre Choir for Kin Four years ago we started what has become a Nefesh tradition: a Kol Nidre Community Choir. Sally will be guiding you through learning the language, […]
Queer Mikveh Project: Water Immersion for All
Welcome the Days of Awe with ritual and community with the practice of Mikveh (Jewish ritual immersion in water) through a queer lens. While the historical roots of mikveh come […]