Village Yontif is an egalitarian, humanist congregation in Greenwich Village. All are welcome to explore their spirituality, as well as their connection to our ancestors, each other, and the melting pot that is New York City, through our inclusive services which offer prayer, song, ritual, story, reflection, and commentary.
Village Yontif is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 . All donations are tax deductible.
SPECIAL FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN
Dear friends,
“The Chaggim and Shabbat Chavurah Group,” a pluralistic gathering of diverse friends in Jerusalem, started by Nancy and Charlie Coren and friends, will have the pleasure of listening to Yehudah Katz , an American-born Israeli singer, songwriter, producer, and arranger, on erev Tu B’shevat at the Coren apartment in downtown Jerusalem.
Katz fuses his music with spiritual storytelling. His voice reaches straight to everyone's heart with a call to the entire audience to get up and dance. Yehudah's repertoire includes his new original material, Reva L'sheva classics and his personal interpretation of the music of his mentor, Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach.
We are looking for sponsors for the evening who believe in maintaining ties with Israel, the importance of unity not uniformity, music as a bridge to understanding, and creating moments of joy even in times of challenge.
Those who choose to contribute to our goal of raising $1,882.00 will receive a U.S. tax deduction via Village Yontif in New York City, a not-for-profit organization run by Daniel Neiden.
Join Us for our weekly virtual Shabbat services.
A one-time registration for each is required.
Friday evening, Kabbalat Shabbat Services begin at 7:30 pm EST.
Soft beautiful traditional Shabbat melodies, more of a time for profound story-telling than study.
Services led by Daniel Neiden. Stories from Shellen Lubin.
Services run approximately 60 minutes.
Saturday morning, Shabbat Services begin at 10:30 am EST.
Traditional prayers around the centerpiece of spirited, interactive discussions based on the parshat of the week.
Services led by Nancy Coren and/or Daniel Neiden. 
