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EXPERIENCE SHUL IN A WHOLE NEW WAY!
Experience all of the Excitement, Enrichment, Programming, Services, Music, Guest Speakers, Classes, Togetherness, Laughter, Caring and Inspiration of The Song Shul!
Remembrance Shabbat November 9th
Guest Speaker
Israeli/Canadian Iris Weinstein
Direct from Israel!
Iris’ mother and father were murdered at their home in Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 7th. Their bodies were taken to Gaza, where Hamas still holds them to this day.
Come hear Iris’ riveting story, and her plea to the Canadian government.
Judi Weinstein z”l and Gad Haggai z”l
(Remembrance Shabbat service details below)
Remembrance Shabbat November 9th
It’s one of the most powerful, moving, and
inspirational Shabbat morning services of the year.
Cantor Simon and the Toronto Festival Singers set the mood for our prayers
with nostalgic, moving melodies, and special material
to honour our fallen and those who served.
You want to be there. You need to be there.
Bring your entire family. Tell all your friends.
Guest Speaker: Iris Weinstein, daughter of murdered Canadian hostage, Judi Weinstein
Melodies from WWI and WWII, plus Holocaust melodies to commemorate Kristallnacht
Special musical tribute to Israel
The one-of-a-kind signature sound of the Toronto Festival Singers, led by our amazing Cantor Simon
Children’s Sticker Station, Torah Parade, Music Mini-yan
The Song Shul Enhanced Kiddush for Remembrance Shabbat (Sponsor the kiddush to honour a loved one!)
Shabbat morning, November 9
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
(those wishing to daven Shacharit are invited to join Cantor Simon at 9:30 AM)
Bialik, 2760 Bathurst Street
Sing With Us!
The Song Shul’s Choirs are starting up again on Thursdays. Try the first rehearsal for free.
Click here for information.
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Messages about the Israel-Hamas War
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Enjoy The Song Shul’s Music Videos!
Two in Love on Tu B’Av – an original song for the most romantic day of the Jewish calendar
Torah Torah – Cantor Simon and many of The Toronto Festival Singers get together virtually to sing one of the favourite signature songs from The Song Shul repertoire
Love Letter to Jerusalem – In honour of Jerusalem Day, Cantor Simon and Aliza perform this tribute. Over 35,000 views!
Here’s why everyone is flocking to The Song Shul: A Community in Harmony
- Cantor Simon Spiro and the fabulous Toronto Festival Singers
You’ve never heard anything like it - Davening in-the-round
So easy to sing with us - A compelling and to-the-point Staccato Sermonette
If you don’t hit oil after 8 minutes, stop boring - The whimsical Torah Bubble Parade
You saw it here first! - Music Mini-yan
For little ones - The Shabbat Starbucks Coffee Lounge
For not-so-little ones - Best kiddush in town!
Seriously…everyone sticks around
Thursday night is Choir Night!
Try the first rehearsal for free!
Downtown Sound (Children’s Choir) 4:30 – 5:15 PM
Special Voices 5:30 – 6:15 PM
Uptown Sound 7:30 – 9:30 PM
Exciting ongoing programs at The Song Shul!
Many Lives, One People:
Growing up Jewish Around the World
One Wednesday evening each month
7:00 – 8:00 PM
Ladies’ Rosh Chodesh Group
1st Monday of the Hebrew month.
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Uptown Sound adult choir
Thursdays, 7:30 – 9:30 PM
Yad Squad Torah Reading
Sundays & Wednesdays 8:00 – 9:00 PM
Special Voices
choir for adults with disabilities
Thursdays 5:30 – 6:15 PM
Downtown Sound
children’s choir
Thursdays 4:30 – 5:15 PM
Alef-Bet Challenge
Sundays & Wednesdays
7:00 – 8:00 PM
Brush Up Your Siddur
Sunday mornings
10 – 11:00 AM
Lively Learning with Cantor Spiro
Sunday mornings
11:00 AM – noon
Listen to some of our music
Mi She’asah Nissim (Blessing for the New Month)
Cantor Simon Spiro and the Toronto Festival Singers (in concert)
Yism’chu
Cantor Simon Spiro and the Toronto Festival Singers
Refa’eynu (Song for Healing)
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