Instrumental & Traditional Shabbat & Holiday Services

Tefillateinu Instrumental Services

Our monthly Tefillateinu is a highly-participatory, somewhat-abbreviated Shabbat morning service with active musical accompaniment. Lead by Hazzan Tahl Ben-Yehuda and Alan Edelman, with musical accompaniment by Adira Leibshultz, you can expect Hebrew prayers with English transliterations, a significantly shorter Torah service, and melodies that may be new to you.

We hope you will join us for this joy-filled service and invite your family and friends to join you. Because here is the thing – the secret to an amazing service is not the guitar or the drum. It isn’t even the beautiful voices of the service leaders. The secret to an amazing service is YOU . . . it’s your presence.

Livestream options for Friday night and Shabbat Morning Services.

Connect for Shabbat Friday evenings at 6pm on Facebook or Livestream
Livestream Saturday Services at 9:30 am

For more information about our Shabbat Experiences, click here.

Traditional Weekly Shabbat Morning Service

Attend services live in Goldstein at 9:30 am or Livestream services here.

This service features traditional Shabbat morning melodies, a triennial Torah reading (1/3 the of the entire Torah reading) and opportunities for congregants to have aliyot to the Torah and other honors. Expect a mostly Hebrew service with active announcements from Rabbi Glickman about where we are in the service, a sermon, and Kiddush lunch.

Library Minyan Shabbat Morning Service

Live at 9:15 am in the Lower Level Prayer Space or Livestream here.

In addition to the Traditional Shabbat morning service, is our weekly Library Minyan service. The lay-lead Library Minyan is known for its friendly inclusiveness, the all Hebrew service, minimal announcements, a full Torah reading and divrei Torah (Teachings on the weekly Torah portion) delivered by congregants.

Shir L’Shabbat 10:00 am – Monthly at Asbury Methodist Church, 5400 w. 75^th St. Praire Village, KS 66208

Shir L’Shabbat – A song for shabbat. Is a once a month instrumental music service that takes place in a more central location in the Kansas city metro area. The service uses music and song to create a powerful , engaging and inspiring Shabbat experience. Shir L’shabbat is led by Anna Jaffe, Rabbi Yonatan Rudnick and a rotating group of musicians. Shir L’Shabbat starts at 10:00 am and is followed by a kiddush lunch.