Community Meetup is designed as a welcoming place to gather outside of home and work — a space to connect with friends, meet new people, and build community. Monday nights will feature classes, games, and other activities, with shared meals and desserts bringing everyone together. Open to all!

A full list of Pittsburgh AA meetings is available at pghaa.org/meetings

Do you want to learn more about Israeli politics and culture, the relationship American Jews and Israelis share (or don’t)? Do you want to dig into a bit of biblical and rabbinic text? Join us as we explore these issues using the Shalom Hartman curriculum under the leadership of Rabbi Daniel Fellman

All our welcome at our Sisterhood Mahjong Club (sponsored by Women of Temple Sinai with a generous grant from Your Town Realty).

Beginners welcome!

Join us for spirited discussion as we delve into Jewish views on a specific topic. Talmud discusses the arguments in great detail, and we will enter into the discussion and increase our own understanding! Registration is not required. All are welcome.

Everyone is welcome to this informal game of mahj!

Our midweek program begins with a half hour of tefillah, where we discuss the meaning and usefulness of prayer. The following 90 minutes of instruction by level is leisurely, with activities and a snack break.

New players always welcome!

Before our 7:00 PM Shabbat service that our 6th grade Unified Religious School will help lead, join us for a Shabbat dinner in their honor.

6th Grade students from our Unified Religious School will help lead our services.

Enhance your understanding of the Torah in one of our two study options on Saturday mornings.

Rest and rejoice as we celebrate Shabbat with beautiful music and meaningful prayer. We welcome interfaith families, the LGBTQIA+ community, visitors, and all generations… and we’re saving a seat for you too.

Grab a bagel and experience learning Hebrew together as a family! In our most popular Hebrew program, students learn Hebrew prayers with a parent or other adult partner during the hour before religious school on Sundays. Free childcare is available for younger siblings not enrolled in Hebrew.

Find out more about religious school and register at rodefshalom.org/school!

Our speaker is Karl Herrup, Ph.D., Professor of Neurobiology and an Investigator in the Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Details and registration coming soon.

Grief doesn’t begin and end with death — we mourn jobs, homes, communities, and the lives we thought we would have. Learn with Rabbi Young about how our tradition gives language, structure, and honesty to grief, so we can move through loss without pretending it isn’t real.

You are invited to join a warm and welcoming Rosh Chodesh gathering, where women come together each month to celebrate, learn, and connect.

Join Berkman Family Center Director Ellie Kleinman-Feibus, Community Engagement Director Danie Oberman, and members of the Rodef Shalom and Temple Sinai Clergy for a family-friendly Shabbat morning service followed by lox, bagels, and play time! $5 per family