Streaming

All Shabbat services (Friday night, Saturday morning and Saturday afternoon) will appear in the window for the David J. & Ruth A. Moskowitz Sanctuary. All other services will appear in the window for Nickman Chapel.  

To access pdfs of the prayer books, please visit our Minyan/Shabbat page.  Please note they are for personal use only!

With the support of a generous donor, the synagogue is now streaming programs and services from The David J. & Ruth A. Moskowitz Sanctuary and Nickman Chapel. If you are sick, out of town, or just unable to attend services, with the click of a button you can now watch our services live, or at your convenience in our archives. In addition to Shabbat services, we will be able to stream other services and events in the sanctuary as interest and funding permit. Thank you to our generous donor for supporting B'nai Jeshurun, and sponsorship opportunities are available to support future streaming activities. With your support and generosity everyone can enjoy services anytime of the day or night! 

 A Message from our Senior Rabbi

Shalom. Thank you for visiting our streaming page. We are delighted to be able to make the stream and archive of our services, classes and lectures available to you. We know that there are many watching our stream around the world, though we do not know who you are. You do not need to, but if you would like to drop a note letting us know where you are, how you found our stream and your thoughts regarding what you view, we would love to hear from you! You can reach me at: rabbiweiss@bnaijeshurun.org  I look forward to hearing from you!

Rabbi Stephen Weiss

Live Streaming from the David J. & Ruth A. Moskowitz Sanctuary

The first box allows you to see the service in real-time and the following box will allow you to search our archives.  If you have any questions, please contact Jay Ross at 216-831-6555 ext 107.   

 Live Streaming from Nickman Chapel
 

Live Streaming from Halpern Hall

L'dor V'Dor: The History of B'nai Jeshurun

150th Anniversary documentary by Todd Kwait