Services Inspired by You
Our Services
If you are looking for Judaism practices that meet you where you are, we invite you to experience Temple Micah. We have crafted our various Shabbat offerings through the creativity and contribution of our community. From outdoor Shabbat in the Park to musically inspired gatherings like Reggae and Beatles Shabbat to prayer options like guided meditation and yoga service during Yom Kippur, we are open to new and inclusive ways to reflect.
Shabbat
Kabbalat Shabbat
The evening Shabbat service is a quiet, joyous and welcome respite where you can reflect on the week. Rabbi Mo offers words of Torah to nourish your heart and mind, while musician Hal Aqua enchants and engages you with song.
Join us for our (mostly) monthly MICAH MUSICAL Kabbalat Shabbat Services:
- BEATLES Shabbat on 11-18-22
- SEPHARDI & MIZRACHI Shabbat on 12-2-22
- KIRTAN Shabbat on 12-16-22
- GOSPEL & BLUES Shabbat on 2-2-23
- GRATEFUL DEAD Shabbat on 3-17-23
- REGGAE Shabbat on 4-4-23
- CAT STEVENS/ YUSUF ISLAM Shabbat on 5-5-23
Shabbat Morning Services
Shabbat in the Park
The Shabbat Tisch
Life Cycle Events
Because faith is a journey, not a destination, the landscape changes along the way. We understand that everyone comes to us on a different timeline. We also know that your relationship with faith changes and grows throughout the stages of life and we cherish the ability to share in your milestone events:
- Weddings
- Brit Milah (Circumcision) and Baby Naming
- B’nai Mitzvah
- Anshei (Adult) Mitzvah
- Kabbalat Panim (Conversion)
- Funerals and Memorial Services
- Guidance and Counsel
Mariah and Kane Aldinger
High HolyDays
Rabbi Adam Morris and the Temple Micah community look forward to our 5783 High Holydays experience.
Selichot
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Services
High Holy Days Family Services
Open House / Tashlich
Shema Kolaynu, Hear Our Voices: The Alvin Goldberg Congregants' Hour
Yom Kippur Opportunities for Contemplation
Yizkor Memorial Service
Yom Kippur Afternoon Service
Neilah
Yom Kippur ends as we take these sacred moments to welcome and bless those families who have welcomed new children into their homes since the previous Yom Kippur. In addition, we invite those who have their own shofars to join us on the bimah, along with all the children in attendance, for a last, great Tekiah g’dola.