Mountain SpotMountain SpotLos Altos Hills
A glorious little village on a hill where warm clergy and curious minds come together to live the values of American Judaism. Whether you're reconnecting with tradition or starting fresh, you'll find a community that meets you where you are.
Tips
June 12 at 1pm
Dive into contemporary Jewish thought with a lay-led group that's currently unpacking Jabotinsky's complex legacy. Drop in via Zoom for lively discussion, whether you're a regular or just curious about the week's reading.
June 12 at 5:15pm
Celebrate Pride and Shabbat with your little ones at this joyful gathering for Peninsula families. Expect music and puppets, followed by vegetarian pizza dinner and water play on the lawn: sprinklers, bubbles, and plenty of splashing for ages 0-36 months.
June 12 at 6:15pm
Celebrate Pride with a vibrant outdoor Erev Shabbat service honoring Rabbi Yoel Kahn, a pioneering advocate for LGBTQIA+ inclusion in Reform Judaism. Expect queer voices in music and readings, festive rainbow attire, and a colorful Oneg Shabbat reception.
Los Altos Hills
Mountain SpotMountain SpotA glorious little village on a hill where warm clergy and curious minds come together to live the values of American Judaism. Whether you're reconnecting with tradition or starting fresh, you'll find a community that meets you where you are.
Tips
June 12 at 1pm
Dive into contemporary Jewish thought with a lay-led group that's currently unpacking Jabotinsky's complex legacy. Drop in via Zoom for lively discussion, whether you're a regular or just curious about the week's reading.
June 12 at 5:15pm
Celebrate Pride and Shabbat with your little ones at this joyful gathering for Peninsula families. Expect music and puppets, followed by vegetarian pizza dinner and water play on the lawn: sprinklers, bubbles, and plenty of splashing for ages 0-36 months.
June 12 at 6:15pm
Celebrate Pride with a vibrant outdoor Erev Shabbat service honoring Rabbi Yoel Kahn, a pioneering advocate for LGBTQIA+ inclusion in Reform Judaism. Expect queer voices in music and readings, festive rainbow attire, and a colorful Oneg Shabbat reception.