Challah. Chicken Soup. Wine. Candlelight.
Chocolate. Laughter. Light. Song. Joy.
These are the flavors, sounds, scents, and sights of a Shabbat dinner. No Jewish ritual better captures the essence of Jewish life, brings people together to build community, deepens conversation, and adds joy to life.
On Friday evening, January 30th, instead of gathering at the synagogue, we’ll welcome Shabbat in one another’s homes. Each dinner will be hosted by an NVHC member and shared with a mix of familiar faces and new ones. Whether you’re a host or a guest, it’s a wonderful way to deepen connections, share good food, and experience the joy of Shabbat together.
Last year’s Shared Shabbat was such a beautiful success — so many of you opened your homes, shared meals, and told us afterward how meaningful the evening felt. We heard stories of laughter, new friendships, and the warmth that only Shabbat can bring.
There will be no Erev Shabbat service at NVHC on January 30.
Look for more information in the NVHC weekly emails.
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