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Volunteers
Being a volunteer deepens your connection with the City Shul community. It provides you with the joy that comes from supporting City Shul and its members. There are many opportunities to volunteer - find one (or more) that suits you best.
If you are interested in volunteering, please send an email to volunteer@cityshul.com
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Shiva Minyan - Be a comforting presence when a City Shul member has a loss. We will train you in how to lead a shiva minyan, or just volunteer to go and be a "minyanaire" for our community. Contact our Volunteer Shiva Minyan coordinator Daniel Gruner.
Sun, June 15 2025
19 Sivan 5785
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Upcoming Events
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Tuesday ,
JunJune 17 , 2025Adult Education Presents “A Tribute to My Grandfather - an Aliyah Story”
Tuesday, Jun 17th 7:30p to 9:00p
Alon Knaan is one of City Shul’s 2024/25 Shinshinim. In honour of his grandfather's 90th birthday, his family made a film about his Aliyah story and his life in the early days of the Kibbutz. Alon interviewed him for parts of the film and also did the voice-over. He will be screening the film for the City Shul community and will lead a short discussion afterwards. The film is in Hebrew, and he will add captioning in English so we can all enjoy this unique tribute. -
Saturday ,
JunJune 28 , 2025Shabbat Special Event - A Musical Shabbat with Hava N’Ranena
Shabbat, Jun 28th 10:00a to 12:30p
Join us for a music-filled Shabbat. The event begins at 10:00 AM, with a quiet shmooze, as the band sets up. Hava N’ranena - whose music is inspired by Nava Tehila in Jerusalem - will begin performing at 10:30 AM. The event concludes with Kiddush, followed by some light refreshments.