High Holy Days 5780
–Rosh Hashanah (Day 1 9/30)
–Kol Nidre (10/8)
–Yom Kippur and Neilah (10/9)
Location: TBD
We hope you’ll join Romemu BK for High Holidays this fall!
In the meantime: Would you (or your college-aged young professional) like to volunteer to help make BK High Holidays come to life? We’re recruiting for a Lead Volunteer Coordinator to get us started. Or just want to help out but need a different kind of task? We’d love to hear from you.
Contact samantha@romemu.org to let us know your availability!
Romemu Brooklyn comes together for Kabbalat Shabbat and Shabbat Services twice a month. Whether you are a Brooklynite seeking elevated Jewish communal experiences closer to home, or a Romemu member interested in our new Brooklyn experience, all are warmly welcomed.
Location: TBD
September
October
November
December
Winter/Spring 2020
January
February
March
April
May
June
Fri. 9/13, Romemu BK celebrates Kabbalat Shabbat “Under the Bridge” with Beineinu
6:30 pm / Pier 1 Bridge view lawn, Brooklyn Bridge Park
Click here for more info.
Romemu Brooklyn is launching a new Space Task Force (which a few community members have already joined) to help us find alternative locations for as we grow or our current locations become untenable. If anyone wants to help scout out local locations, or has any other questions about getting involved, please let us know! Email Samantha Carlin Willis at samantha@romemu.org.
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It’s a blessing to have so many next-gens amongst us. It’s also a challenge (that we’re up for!) to foster and protect the spiritual space of our Shabbat services. We ask all parents to take responsibility for their children not disrupting the kavannah (the intention) of the clergy and adults singing and praying together. We encourage families to sit together and the young ones who cannot maintain quiet, respectful participation to take advantage of options outside the sanctuary.
On Friday evenings, we encourage children and youth to stay with their families in the service through Lecha Dodi and then to rejoin for the closing song.
On Shabbat mornings, we encourage children and youth to stay with their families through the priestly blessing and then to rejoin for the closing song.
Romemu is a place where music inspires us to feel and live deeply, to grow more empowered, to connect from the heart, and to be of service in the world. We’re happy to offer resources to help you learn some of our beautiful music. Below, please find recordings of five of our favorite Kabbalat Shabbat songs. Of course, it can also be a powerful experience to come to Romemu services with no prior musical knowledge and let the beautiful service wash over you. We invite you to make your experience entirely your own!
Lecha Dodi:
Higale Na:
Shalom Aleichem:
Shiru:
Yachid Ge’eh:
There is a small but mighty team of Brooklynites working closely with the Romemu team to create all the Romemu Brooklyn gatherings. For more information about Romemu Brooklyn and how to lend your time and talent to this initiative, please email Samantha Carlin at samantha@romemu.org.
