North Shore Congregation Israel

In the 12th Century, Moses Maimonides literally wrote the book on Teshuvah. Join Rabbi Geffen to study this brief but transformative compendium to discover how such ancient wisdom serves as fitting guidance to better ourselves and our relationships still today.

Join Cantor Goldstein in preparation for the Holy Days through our rich musical traditions. We'll explore the prayers that are unique to Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in a variety of musical settings; Melodies that are sure to inspire and evoke memories of holidays past!

Does someone in your family have a drug/alcohol/behavioral problem? Do you feel isolated, confused or in need of support? YOU ARE NOT ALONE! Families Anonymous is a Twelve Step Program for people concerned about drug/alcohol abuse and behavioral problems of a relative. Please park in the south parking lot. Please email mopeters21@gmail.com or call 847.738.1919 for information.

Calling all adults and youth (grade 4 and older) to help herald in 5782 on NSCI's Shofar Corps! No experience required. Shofars are available for purchase in the Judaica Shop; we also have a limited number available to borrow. Contact Sarah: sarahd@nsci.org with questions.

Rabbi Greene & Neil Rigler will bring us to poetry & texts of the Days of Awe and their themes. We'll read, delve in, and write our own words. Bring an open mind & heart. No writing experience necessary.

Do you struggle with addiction? Do you want or need support? Typically hosted at North Shore Congregation Israel, these weekly meetings will be held online in a closed session until further notice. AA is an anonymous Twelve Step Program for people who struggle with alcohol or other substances. Please park in the south parking lot. Please email mopeters21@gmail.com or call 847.738.1919 for information.

Join Cantor Goldstein for a quiet and contemplative Healing Service.

With Alan Lew’s This is Real and You are Completely Unprepared as our guide, participants will explore how the deep wisdom of High Holy Days invites us to improve ourselves, our relationships and our world. Sessions will include study, discussion and meditation. No experience necessary. Participants are encouraged to acquire a copy of the book and read Chapters 1-4 in advance of the first session.

Volunteers will be available to assist you outside Perlman Sanctuary. Plan on parking in the south lot. Stop by for a sweet treat from our ice-cream truck, Friday, August 27 4:00-6:00 pm.

Sarah Duffin will send out the Zoom link and text sheet as before; the text sheet will also be available at www.nsci.org/shabbat.

The worship service will conclude no later than 11:00am. **Masks are required for all for worship in Perlman sanctuary.

Don’t miss this new, meaningful experience inspired by “The Moth” storyslam and podcast. As we approach the High Holy Day season, Jewish tradition invites us to reflect on our lives and to engage in a process of turning and returning to the best of who we can be. On this year’s Selichot evening, NSCIers will share stories of their life-changing experiences and the resulting shift in the direction of their lives as inspiration for us all.