Join us for Services

Join us weekly for our regular services. (Please check the calendar for variations.)
Beit Midrash (Torah Study) and Hava Nashira (Children's Service)
          1st Saturdays at 10am
Friday Night Service
          2nd Fridays at 6:30pm
Shabbat for Everyone with Children's Programming
          3rd Saturdays at 10 am; Learner's Minyan at 1pm
Minyan Ometz Lev (Social Justice Service)
          4th Fridays at 6:30 pm
Morning Minyan (Lay-Led Morning Service)
          Every Thursday at 7:30 am
Torah School
          Every Sunday at 3:15pm

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Upcoming Events

Sat. May 6 House of the Rising Song Havdallah, 8-9:30pm, 20 E Mermaid Ln
Sat. May 15 LGBTQ Havdallah in the Park, 6:30pm, Clark Park
Sun. May 21 Hike in the Wissahickon, 10am-1pm
Sun. May 21 Congregational Meeting, 3-5pm
Thurs. May 25 New Moon Chanting, 7:30-9pm, 4145 Chestnut
Tues. May 30 Shavuot with Center City Kehillah

Celebrating Rabbi Ari Lev Fornari

Kol Tzedek is honored by the wisdom, compassion, and joy of our beloved rabbi, Ari Lev Fornari, who we celebrated with a special weekend of prayer, study and song that culminated in celebration of our community and a Brit Kehillah/Installation Ceremony on April 22, 2017. Click to read Rabbi Ari Lev's remarks. ​

Be a Voice for Justice

We are grateful to be part of a growing movement calling for Muslim/Jewish/Immigrant solidarity in response to all hateful violence. Our committee for social justice and action is organizing and participating in a number of projects, events, and movements. Find out how you can get involved! ​
"Kol Tzedek is a warm, welcoming, and thoughtful community in which to experience and express Jewish life. I was initially drawn by the synagogue's commitment to social justice and quickly came to feel at home in the midst of this diverse and dynamic group, which welcomed me both before and after I converted to Judaism. My wife and I feel nurtured, challenged (in all the best ways), and inspired every time we visit Kol Tzedek, a place and a community that is central to our lives."
-Janet Rauscher