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Monday, January 25
8:00 AM Morning Minyan
8:00 AM Jewish Yoga Studio
9:30 AM Daily Meditation Sit
7:15 PM Evening Minyan
7:30 PM Chadash Community Meeting NEW
Tuesday, January 26
8:00 AM Morning Minyan
9:30 AM Daily Meditation Sit
7:15 PM Evening Minyan
Wednesday, January 27
8:00 AM Morning Minyan
9:30 AM Daily Meditation Sit
7:15 PM Evening Minyan
Thursday, January 28
8:00 AM Morning Minyan
9:30 AM Daily Meditation Sit
12:00 PM Lunch & Learn with Rabbi Camras
7:15 PM Evening Minyan
Friday, January 29
8:00 AM Morning Minyan
9:30 AM Daily Meditation Sit
6:00 PM Virtual Shabbat Shirah NEW
Saturday, January 30
10:00 AM Shabbat Morning Service
Sunday, January 31
9:00 AM Morning Minyan
10:00 AM Sisterhood Coffee Klatsch
Morning Minyan (Monday-Friday at 8:00 am; Sunday at 9:00 am) led by Shomrei Torah Synagogue is live-streamed here at stslive.org and also on Facebook. Click here to download the Siddur Sim Shalom: Shaharit for Weekdays prayerbook.
Evening Minyan (Monday-Thursday at 7:15 pm) led by Temple Aliyah.Click here to join the ZOOM meeting, or enter meeting ID 821 3615 1400. To obtain the zoom passcode, please email alicia@templealiyah.org. Download the Maariv prayerbook.
Shabbat Services
Kabbalat Shabbat (Friday at 6:00 pm) is live-streamed here at stslive.org and also on Facebook Live. Download the Kabbalat Shabbat prayerbook.
Shabbat Morning (Saturday at 9:00 am) is live-streamed here at stslive.org and also on Facebook Live. Download the Shabbat Morning prayerbook.
Download a PDF version of the Kabbalat Shabbat Prayer Book.
PDF versions of the Siddur available for download
Shomrei Torah Synagogue streams services every Saturday morning at 9:00 am PST. Watch our services here online, on your mobile device using the STS app or using our new Roku channel.
Roku is a streaming service used to connect your TV to a variety of free and subscription channels. You can purchase a Roku Streaming Stick and then simply plug it into your TV. Once your Roku has been set up, simply search for Shomrei Torah and follow the instructions to add it to your list of channels.
