Become a Member
Become a member of Newton's oldest synagogue (built in 1912!) and one of the last of Boston's small neighborhood shuls still operating as a Jewish house of worship. Our members span all ages including singles, married couples, young families with growing children, and older couples with married children and grandchildren. Our little shul is a great place for davening, learning and spiritual growth. We are a warm and spirited community, where everyone can contribute and be active in the life of the congregation.
Join us today!
Click HERE for an application form. Please complete the form and return it to office@adamsstreet.org or mail it to: The Adams Street Shul, P.O. Box 600371, Newtonville MA, 02460. If you have any questions, please call (617) 630-0226 or email rabbi@adamsstreet.org
Become a Friend
If you live outside of the Boston area or belong to another local synagogue, please consider joining the "Friends of the Adams Street Shul". You will be among a special group of individuals from near and far who want to keep this important Jewish institution alive and strong. You will be helping to support and strengthen Jewish Boston's "hidden gem" – a symbol of its longevity and lasting spirit. We also hope that you will come for services and events whenever visiting Boston, or if you live locally, whenever you feel like stopping by and saying "hello".
Become a Friend today!
An annual donation of $100 or more will place you in the "Friends of the Adams Street Shul" giving category.
Click HERE for a donation form and return it with your check to: The Adams Street Shul, P.O. Box 600371, Newtonville, MA, 02460.
If you'd like to make your donation via PayPal please visit our Support Us page.
Thank you!
Sun, November 27 2022
3 Kislev 5783
Today's Calendar
| Shacharit : 8:00am |
Friday Night
| Mincha followed by Kabbalat Shabbat and Maariv : 3:55pm |
| Candle Lighting : 3:55pm |
Shabbat Day
| SHACHARIT, TORAH READING AND MUSSAF : 9:00am |
| Shabbat Mincha : 11:58am |
| Havdalah : 4:54pm |
| Maariv : 5:45pm |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Vayetzei
| Shabbat, Dec 3 |
Candle Lighting
| Friday, Dec 2, 3:55pm |
Havdalah
| Motzei Shabbat, Dec 3, 4:54pm |
Shabbat Mevarchim
| Shabbat, Dec 17 |
Covid Related Policies
Services held inside, no registration required
Masks optional inside, social distancing not required, ventilation monitored (CO2<800ppm).
Kiddush held inside with ventilation monitored (CO2<800ppm).
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