Live Streaming Video

Kabbalat Shabbat Services
Friday, February 26, 6 p.m.

Join us for our live-streamed Kabbalat Shabbat! Featuring prayer, music and reflections from the Shaare Emeth clergy, this one-hour service will help us all welcome in the Sabbath together.

 

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Saturday B’nei Mitzvah Services

Bat Mitzvah of Allie Glidewell
Saturday, February 27, 9 a.m.

 

Bar Mitzvah of Jacob Swier
Saturday, February 27, 11 a.m.
(View Jacob’s Bar Mitzvah Program PDF here).

 

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Looking to view past services? Click here to visit our live-streamed services archive.

Click here to access the online version of the Mishkan T’filah Prayer Book. 

Please visit or refresh this page within 10 minutes of when the service is scheduled to begin. You must have Flash installed to view live streams and archived recordings.

Streaming of services is made possible by the ongoing support of the Michael Matlof Fund for Homebound Services in memory of Dr. Michael Matlof.

What am I seeing?

If you visit this page during Friday or Saturday Shabbat or other select services, you will find a live stream of the service. If you visit this page at any other time, you will see a countdown to the next scheduled service. Please note that some services, such as funerals, are not scheduled in advance but may still be streamed.

What services are streamed?

We stream most services that are held in the Stiffman Sanctuary and Kehillah Center. This includes all Friday evening Shabbat services (6 p.m. start time) and most Saturday morning services (start times vary). Funeral services held in the Sanctuary or Kehillah Center are streamed only by family request.

What prayerbook do you use?

For Shabbat Services we use the Mishkan Tefillah; A Reform Siddur (Shabbat) prayer book. For High Holiday services we use the Mishkan HeNefesh prayer book set. If you would like to purchase a prayer book, they can often be found on Amazon.

How do I watch on my Roku or Apple TV?

Download the Boxcast app and search for the “Congregation Shaare Emeth” channel.