Welcome to The Shul Of New York
The Shul Of New York, a liberal non-denominational synagogue, is a welcoming, vibrant, spiritual, inclusive community committed to social justice, personal growth, and a joyful expression of Judaism. Our services, led by Hazzan Adam Feder, are moving, inspirational, and uplifted by the music of our own Shul Band.
On Hanukkah, we bring light into a world so often shadowed by darkness. Our hearts break for the lives lost and for all those injured in the horrific antisemitic attack on Bondi Beach in Australia and at Brown University.
We unequivocally condemn these acts of violence.
Interfaith Children's Choir
Does your child or grandchild love to sing? The Ruach Squad will have them raise their voice in song! Singing together encourages kids to become joyful, energized, and focused with many more benefits including improved breathing, emotional regulation, and opportunities to make new friends.
Since 2022, the Shul has collected warm clothing for individuals and families in need each winter. Please donate gently worn or new winter clothing such as: coats (puffers), sweatshirts, sweatpants, sweaters, jeans, sneakers, boots, hats, gloves, and scarves for children, women, and men. (No summer clothing please.)
For those who are able to purchase new items, many popular online retailers offer children’s puffers for around $30, women’s and men’s puffers for about $50, and hoodies for $25. All sizes are welcome and needed.
Contact Shul Justice Project members Doris or Susan to coordinate item drop-off in-person or via mail.
Around The Shul
The Shul community mourns the passing of our beloved Emeritus Rabbi Burt Siegel.
His memory is a blessing to all who knew him.
Please direct any donations in Rabbi Burt's memory here.
Thank you to Roger Sherman for this photograph of Rabbi Burt during Yom Kippur services on September 28, 2009.
We remember with admiration and pride the "coming out" sermon that Rabbi Burt gave on Rosh Hashanah 2024. You can watch the sermon by clicking here.
Please donate to humanitarian aid for victims of the Israel-Gaza war.
The Shul community is ecstatic at the release of the hostages. The counter will keep going until the remains of those who died in captivity are returned.