Morning Intention-Setting and Prayers

Start the work day with meaning as we come together to (virtually) connect and reflect. Rabbi Shira and Aaron Shneyer lead a few of the traditional morning prayers and share kavvanot (intentions).

Deep Dive: Essential Chasidic Teachings

Although the Chasidic movement was founded over 200 years ago, it has continued to resonate in the Jewish world. This approach to Judaism emphasizes the personal: introspection, character development, and individual spiritual connection. With Rabbi Aaron, explore a few teachings from famous Chasidic works with contemporary relevance.

Rachel Bloom

In Conversation with Yael Grobglas

In I Want to be Where the Normal People Are, the comedian and “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” star shares a hilarious collection of personal essays and poems exploring insecurity, fame, anxiety, female friendships, and more.

Morning Intention-Setting and Prayers

Start off the work day with some spiritual work as we come together to connect (virtually) and reflect. Rabbi Aaron leads a few of the traditional morning prayers, shares a couple of kavvanot (intentions) and leads a short journaling exercise.

Jewish Flavor: An International Thanksgiving

For a new spin on Thanksgiving, follow along as Chef Vered Guttman makes globally-inspired dishes from Georgia, Iran, and the Mediterranean.

Shabbat: Good Soul

Traditional and contemplative, this egalitarian service led by Rabbi Aaron offers a deep sense of focus and intention, aided by stirring music from Aaron Shneyer.

Baking with Sonny’s: How to Make Bagels

Mix up your quarantine baking routine and learn how to make some comfort food classics alongside Hannah Wolfman-Arent, a baker for Sonny’s Pizza.

Shabbat at Home Resources

While Sixth & I’s administrative offices are closed for Thanksgiving, our religious staff is welcoming Shabbat with their families, but we have plenty of resources to help you lead your own Shabbat at home.

Morning Intention-Setting and Prayers

Start the work day with meaning as we come together to (virtually) connect and reflect. Rabbi Shira and Aaron Shneyer lead a few of the traditional morning prayers and share kavvanot (intentions).

Michael Eric Dyson

In Conversation with Donna Brazile

In Long Time Coming: Reckoning with Race in America,, the professor and bestselling author traces the genealogy of anti-blackness from the slave ship to the street corner where George Floyd lost his life―and where America gained its will to confront the ugly truth of systemic racism. Ending with a poignant plea for hope, Dyson’s book points the way to social redemption.