Perform the weekly tasks that make Shabbat and holiday services possible.
Devise and run all sorts of special events that members want to see happen.
Coordinators assign Shabbat honors and tasks as well as simcha and bereavement help. Organizers ask for assistance for special events as needed.
Weekly jobs are assigned to all members in rotation. When families are assigned jobs, only one adult is expected to actually do the job, regardless of the number of adults in the household.
If you need help doing your assigned jobs, don't worry. We can help.
Read more about Quarterly Calendar Cycle.
The Minyan works because people volunteer to make it work. There's no board or ritual committee; town meetings are where the governing happens. Town meetings are held about once every three months. Members can suggest items for the meeting agenda by contacting the Moderator.
The Minyan currently runs two children's programs: the Mini Minyan service and the Junior Minyan service. The Minyan also runs a family and learning service called Gesher Shabbat.
Read about getting more involved with the Minyan.