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Audio/Video Resources
Audio/Video Resources
All audio files were recorded by Cantor Joseph Ness or Rabbi Rachel Zerin.
The page numbers listed below are from Siddur Lev Shalem. Page numbers spoken by Cantor Ness are from Siddur Sim Shalom.
All audio files are in MP3 format. They can be downloaded and played on your computer, tablet, or any MP3 player. Clips play best in Chrome or Firefox. If you'd like to download the Shabbat Morning files onto your mobile device, please click here.
Friday Evening Service
Guide to the Friday Evening Service
A one-page guide to the Friday Evening Service. For each part of the service, this guide includes page numbers in Sim Shalom, the name of the prayer, directions for chanting and the audio file for that prayer. PDF
Shabbat Morning Service
Note: If you have a problem downloading and opening the ZIP files, you can find the individual MP3 files for Shabbat Morning below.
Guide to the Saturday Morning Service
A three-page guide to the Saturday Morning Service. For each part of the service, this guide includes page numbers in Sim Shalom, the name of the prayer, directions for chanting and the audio file for that prayer. PDF
Individual MP3 Files
Additional Files for Shabbat
Torah Blessings and Trope
Haftarah Blessings and Trope
Birkat Hamazon
Videos
3/12/14 - Lifelong Learning Class with Rabbi Elliot Goldberg
2/19/14 - Jewish Philosophy Series with Dr. Richard Freund
Part 2 on 2/9/14 - Men's Club Breakfast: The Wooden Synagogue
Part 1 on 2/9/14 - Men's Club Breakfast: The Wooden Synagogue
Part 2 on 1/15/14 - Jewish Philosophy Series with Elisha Russ-Fishbane
Part 1 on 1/8/14 - Jewish Philosophy Series with Elisha Russ-Fishbane
Part 2 on 11/21/13 - Theology and the Holocaust with Avi Patt
Part 1 on 11/14/13 - Theology and the Holocaust with Avi Patt
Part 1 on 3/17/13 - A Journey Through Jewish History with Dr. Christine Hayes
Part 2 on 1/15/12 - Mini Course on Israel with Avi Patt
Part 1 on 2/08/12 - Mini Course on Israel with Prof. Jeremy Pressman
Part 2 on 2/15/12 - Mini Course on Israel with Prof. Jeremy Pressman 11/27/12 - The Four Most Significant People in Modern Jewish History with Avi Patt
Thu, September 12 2024
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