FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Have questions about joining services, membership, learning opportunities, or anything else? Our FAQ is a great place to start. If you can't find what you're looking for, contact us anytime.
What are the service times for Shabbat and holidays?
Shabbat and holiday morning services begin at 9:30 AM and typically end around noon. Friday night times vary seasonally: 5:30 PM in winter, 7:00 PM in summer. See our homepage calendar or subscribe to our weekly email for details.
Is there a dress code for attending services?
Wear what makes you feel comfortable and respectful. We do not require business attire or enforce gender-based dress codes.
Are non-members welcome to attend services and events?
Absolutely! Non-members are always welcome. Interested in joining? Learn more about membership here.
What programs are available for children during Shabbat?
We offer Tot Shabbat for ages 0–5 (with an adult), and separate groups for ages 5–7 and 7–11. Each group enjoys age-appropriate activities, parsha learning, and games.
Are young children welcome in services?
Yes! We love having children in the sanctuary. We ask only that adults and kids alike are mindful of noise levels.
What accessibility accommodations are available?
Our facilities are wheelchair accessible, and we offer large-print prayer books. Contact us if you need additional support—we're happy to help.
Our family is interfaith—can we attend synagogue?
Yes, interfaith families are welcome to attend services and events at PHS.
Does the synagogue welcome LGBTQ individuals and families?
Wholeheartedly. We strive to embrace everyone, regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation.
Are there gender-neutral or inclusive facilities available?
Yes, our host building, Luria Academy, provides gender-neutral facilities.
Are there opportunities for women to participate in ritual life?
Yes, within the bounds of Orthodox practice. Women regularly lead appropriate parts of the service and share words of Torah.
Do I need to be Orthodox to attend?
Nope! All are welcome at PHS, regardless of background, belief, or level of observance.
Does the synagogue use a mechitza?
Yes, we use a mechitza with equal space on both sides. You are welcome to sit on the side that best matches your gender expression.
Can I reserve the synagogue for a private event?
Yes. Since we rent space at Luria Academy, please contact us in advance so we can coordinate timing and logistics together.
Sun, June 15 2025
19 Sivan 5785
Friday Night
Kabbalat Shabbat/Ma'ariv : 7:00pm |
Candle Lighting : 8:12pm |
Shabbat Day
Shacharit : 9:30am |
LGBTQIA+ Pride Community Kiddush : 12:00pm |
Mincha : 8:05pm |
Havdalah : 9:21pm |
Upcoming Programs & Events
Jun 21 LGBTQIA+ Pride Community Kiddush Shabbat, Jun 21 12:00pm |
Jul 11 Scholar-in-Residence: Ms. Shuli Taubus and Dr. Ari Gordon Friday, Jul 11 7:30pm |
Jul 12 Scholar-in-Residence: Ms. Shuli Taubus and Dr. Ari Gordon Shabbat, Jul 12 12:30pm |
Jul 12 Kids’ Seudah Shlishit: Kosher Mac ‘N’ Cheese Showdown Shabbat, Jul 12 6:00pm |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Sh'lach
Candle Lighting
Friday, Jun 20, 8:12pm |
Havdalah
Motzei Shabbat, Jun 21, 9:21pm |
Shabbat Mevarchim
Shabbat, Jun 21 |
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