Welcome to Brotherhood
A place to pray. A place to learn. A place to connect.
The Brotherhood Synagogue is an inclusive, egalitarian congregation in the Conservative Jewish tradition. We seek to meet the needs of American Jewry and to reach out to those of other faiths with the goal of friendship and understanding. All are invited to join us as we celebrate the values and traditions of our Jewish faith, striving for the ways of peace and righteousness. Our synagogue is located in downtown New York City, on Gramercy Park.
Highlighted Events
Friday Family Shabbat and PASTA SHABBAT
For Families with Young Children
Friday, January 17, 5:30 - 6:45 pm
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Brotherhood Film Series Presents: TORN
Thursday, February 6, 7:00 pm
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Learner's Service
Saturday, January 25, 9:30 am
Special Musical Shabbat with Jake Shulman-Ment
Friday, January 31, 6: 30 pm
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Celebrate Shabbat with your children at our warm, fun-filled, and educational Shabbat morning Services!
Junior Congregation: 10:00–11:30 am for children 3rd grade
Shabbat Corner: 10:00 am – 10:45 am for children ages 3-5
Alpeh Bet Club: 11:00 am – 12:00 pm for children grades K-2
Brotherhood Synagogue Nursery School
If you are interested in learning about our Nursery School, our philosophy of education, and our community, please reach out to Nursery_assistant
@brotherhoodsynagogue.org. We offer two-day, three day, and five day programs for children 2-5 years.
Mon, January 20 2025
20 Tevet 5785
Shabbat Services
Friday at 6:30 pm and
Saturday at 9:30 amJoin Brotherhood Shabbat services
in person or from your computer, tablet, or phone!Zoom meeting ID: 555 491 1529
Zoom meeting link:
Password for services can be found in the Weekly Email. Closed captions available.
You can also Livestream our services
We will be using the Sim Shalom prayer book . You can download PDF sections of the prayer book here.Weekly Minyan: Tuesdays, 5:40 pm
Find Maariv prayer book here.
Use Shabbat Services Zoom Link
Read our Weekly Email or Monthly Bulletin
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“Turn the Torah, and turn it again, for all things are in it.”
— Ethics of the Sages
The Torah’s last command, the 613th Mitzvah, requires that every Jew participate in the writing of a Torah scroll. Fulfilling this ultimate commandment ensures that we will pass on our sacred traditions to future generations.
Learn about the writing of Brotherhood’s new Sefer Torah and how you can participate in the mitzvah.