Village Yontif is an egalitarian, humanist congregation in Greenwich Village. All are welcome to explore their spirituality, as well as their connection to our ancestors, each other, and the melting pot that is New York City, through our inclusive services which offer prayer, song, ritual, story, reflection, and commentary.

TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATIONS

We are currently in the process of obtaining a 501(c)4 designation. While that application is pending, we are being fiscally sponsored by Living Lotus Project, now enabling us to provide you with a tax-deductible donation option.

Weekly Shabbat Services

Join Us!

for our virtual Shabbat services.
We've been loving our weekly services, and the sense of community is restorative and healing. We hope that you will join us. 

A one-time registration for each is required.

 

Friday evening, Kabbalat Shabbat Services begin at 7:30 pm EST.

Soft beautiful traditional Shabbat melodies, more of a time for profound story-telling than study.
Services led by Daniel Neiden. Stories from Shellen Lubin
Services run approximately 60 minutes.

Saturday morning, Shabbat Services begin at 10:30 am EST.

Traditional prayers around the centerpiece of spirited, interactive discussions based on the parshat of the week.
Services led by Nancy Coren and/or Daniel Neiden. Commentary and reflection by Shellen Lubin.

Services run approximately 90 minutes.

Services are free. Donations are gratefully accepted.


RECIPES

We are in search of your favorite soup or stew recipes, so we can share them with our community. Please email us your favorite recipes (and a picture, if you have one) to Daniel@VillageYontif.com.

Meringue Cookies

Bread Stuffing

Mushroom Barley Soup

Corn Chowder

Caponata (“soupy”)

Many of the artworks featured on our website this year are original works by the widely-collected Israeli artist, Elena Kotliarker.  Follow this link to read more about her and see more of her works.
Village Yontif is a website designed to provide information about our free High Holiday services in Greenwich Village, New York.