7 pm, 21 November 2019
Let My People Sing!
The Torah of Music
Next in our Continuing Education series, Hazzan Cindy Freedman presents! In Judaism, music isn't an accompaniment, it's a spiritual practice. This evening will weave the stories, liturgy, history and poetry that make music a primary, powerful source of spiritual transformation. We'll also explore chant and song as a powerful modality of Jewish prayer. Let My People Sing!
Gabriel Boston-Friedman and Hazzan Cindy Freedman at the Beatles Shabbat on June 14th 2019 in honor of Hazzan Cindy's birthday.
— 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!
Shabbat in HaMakom's new sukkah, October 2019
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.
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Kabbalat Shabbat
Service & Dinner
6:30 pm Every Third Friday
Followed by Potluck Shabbat Dinner at 7:30 PM
Welcome Shabbat with joy and song!
Bring your friends!
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.
HaMakom has moved!
Our services take place at
Congregation Beit Tikva
2230 Old Pecos Trail
Santa Fe NM 87505
Shabbat Morning Service
Saturday, at 9:45 AM
Followed by potluck kiddush
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