Live Streams

In conjunction with the on-going changes due to COVID-19, we have adjusted our service and live streaming. In order to protect the congregation’s health and safety and meet the requested absolute minimums required for a service, we are going to a virtual minyan.

What does that mean for you? We’ll be using a Zoom Webinar for the service itself. The links to the scheduled events below have been updated accordingly. The services will still be archived to our YouTube Channel if you want to review them after the initial broadcast.

If you have already participated in a Zoom seminar with us or through work, the Zoom Webinar will be very familiar. Because of the possibility of a large number of attendees, there are a few differences as noted below:

• Only the minyan’s video and audio will be seen and heard. This includes the Rabbi and cantorial soloist.
• Viewers will see the video and hear the audio but will be required to type in questions/statements in order for them to be seen by the moderator.
• Please Note: If you are interested in being part of the virtual minyan, use the sign-up page by clicking here.

If you are a first time Zoom user, we suggest that you go to the link about 15 minutes early. It isn’t a difficult process, but there are a few additional steps the first time you use Zoom. Being there early will give you plenty of time to download any necessary software and not feel rushed and worried about missing any of the service.

Note from Bob: I have opened a support ticket with Zoom. We should be able to stream the services live on YouTube in conjunction with Zoom so you have both options available. But right now, we can’t. When I opened the ticket, they noted they are behind because of recent demand, so it may take a while. Please bear with us.