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One Community
Every Jewish Journey is unique. Neve Shalom is here to support you on your journey. Together, we build One Community.
These six principles are the building blocks of the Neve Shalom Community. Everything we are and everything we do are based on these beliefs and values as we build One Community.
Common Values – Neve Shalom has at its core Jewish identity. It is through this identity that we share common values, goals, and ideals for ourselves, our families, and our Community.
Education – The commitment to educate our youth and adults is critical to the spiritual growth and health of our community. Education supports our connection with Israel and with the greater Jewish Community.
Leadership – Maintaining a strong and well-trained lay leadership in both religious and administrative areas is a direct result of the dedication and passion of our professional and lay leaders and staff. Strong leadership builds a strong Community.
Engagement – Sitting in the center of Jewish New Jersey, the wide variety of religious, cultural, social, and tikkun olam (social justice) programs at Neve Shalom are essential to building the connections within the larger Community.
Support – Being available and accessible to all in our Community to share life cycle events is the basis of our connectedness, friendship, camaraderie, and sense of belonging regardless of your unique journey. Together we develop the relationships that build a loving and supportive Community.
Spirituality – Recognizing that we are all on our own journey of Jewish discovery, Neve Shalom provides an oasis of peace and support for each other to assist as we travel that path. Spirituality is woven throughout all aspects of our Jewish Community
Neve Shalom has at its core Jewish identity. It is through this identity that we share common values, goals, and ideals for ourselves, our families, and our Community.
For over 70 years, Neve Shalom has been a dynamic Jewish center offering religious services, shared life cycle events, diverse programming, and education for congregants from toddlers to seniors. Enjoy our story here.
Wed, December 3 2025
13 Kislev 5786
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Thursday ,
DecDecember 4 , 2025Rabbi Gedan's Class: Practical Halacha (virtual)
Thursday, Dec 4th 10:00a to 11:00a
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Thursday ,
DecDecember 4 , 2025My Jewish Journey with Martha Mack
Thursday, Dec 4th 3:30p to 4:30p
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Thursday ,
DecDecember 4 , 2025MC General Meeting
Thursday, Dec 4th 7:30p to 8:30p
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Saturday ,
DecDecember 6 , 2025Goods & Services Auction
Motzei Shabbat, Dec 6th 7:00p to 11:00p
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Sunday ,
DecDecember 7 , 2025Religious School
Sunday, Dec 7th 9:00a to 1:00p
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Sunday ,
DecDecember 7 , 2025Rabbi Gedan's Class: Practical Halacha (in person)
Sunday, Dec 7th 10:00a to 11:00a
Practical Halacha: A Text-Based Study of Jewish Daily Living In this course, we’ll explore how Jewish practice developed across time into our lived tradition. Over the course of the year, we will study a new aspect of practical halacha in the following four topics: kashrut, obligation, prayer, and Passover. By exploring texts that show the halachic process in action, we will gain new insights and wrestle with the old age question, what does it mean to live a meaningful Jewish life. Open to all levels and knowledge backgrounds, sources will be provided in both Hebrew and English, with guided support to ensure everyone can engage meaningfully. Whether you’re new to texts or more experienced, this course is for you. -
Sunday ,
DecDecember 7 , 2025Adult Ed Committee in person
Sunday, Dec 7th 11:00a to 12:00p
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Sunday ,
DecDecember 7 , 2025Hebrew Reading with Michele Rosenfield via ZOOM
Sunday, Dec 7th 11:15a to 12:15p
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Sunday ,
DecDecember 7 , 2025NNJR MOY/YOY Event
Sunday, Dec 7th 1:00p to 4:30p
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Monday ,
DecDecember 8 , 2025Fall 2025 Pickleball
Monday, Dec 8th 7:15p to 9:30p
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