top of page

Tuesday, April 18, 7pm on Zoom

Rabbi Leonard Helman: “The Rabbi Different in the City Different”

 

Next up in HaMakom's Continuing Education series, Linda Goff presents on Leonard Helman  a well-known, iconic figure not only in Santa Fe but also within the secular and interfaith communities in New Mexico. His career was varied from part-time/full-time Rabbi, Administrative Lawyer for the New Mexico Public Service Commission, Chaplain for the New Mexico State Legislature and St. Vincent’s Hospital.

The New Mexico Jewish Historical Society received two grants from the National Historical Records Advisory Board in 2019  to organize and preserve Rabbi Helman’s papers. This presentation provides insights into his life, career, and will share two of his well-known Sermons as well as accolades from congregants and community members.

more information-->

CinJackHiHo2022.jpg

A Community of

Heart, Mind, and Spirit

Welcome to HaMakom, a Jewish community that nourishes heart, mind, and spirit, fostering belonging through deep and joyful Jewish practice.

 

We honor both tradition and renewal; heart-opening music; learning in community; and tikkun olam, compassion in action. HaMakom values and practices inclusion and diversity; members from every generation, walk of life, and level of observance feel at home here.

Read our latest newsletter

 

Shabbat Services Every Saturday at 10 am MDT
Hybrid of Onsite and Online Services 

Onsite Shabbat morning services take place at our new home in the Upper Sanctuary of Temple Beth Shalom, 205 E. Barcelona Rd, Santa Fe 87505. 

 

Everyone attending onsite must be fully vaccinated including the booster. Masks required. The service is also available on Zoom. Email info@hamakomtheplace.org to receive the Zoom link.

 

Pre-registration is required for onsite attendance by sending a photo of your vaccination card to info@hamakomtheplace.org. 

Kabbalat Shabbat Service

Friday evening,

March 17 at 6 PM.

Talmud Study

Each Shabbat @ 12:30 PM

Details in the Newsletter

HaMakom means “The Place.”

It is one of God’s names. Like the tent of Abraham, our door is open. Please experience our Shabbat services, holiday celebrations, continuing education programs, and other activities, and when you’re ready, consider a membership in our spirited community.

Purim2023.jpg
Joshua Simchat Torah
Joshua_David Simchat Torah.HEIC

— Arlene Goldbard

When I moved to New Mexico three years ago, HaMakom opened its doors wide, inviting me into spiritual community. I love the warmth, diversity, and human scale of this congregation. My heart lifts every time I enter the sanctuary for Shabbat services and see welcoming smiles on so many faces. Please join us and see for yourself!

ShabbatSukkot.jpg
RH 2016.jpg

Heading 1

bottom of page