Shabbat Morning Monthly Meditation On the first Shabbat of every month, Rabbi Naftali Citron will lead a meditation service upstairs at the Carlebach Shul from 9am - 10:45am, followed by a bagels and lox kiddush. The meditation is based on both Chassidic and Kabbalistic contemplative traditions and uses the traditional siddur as a spring board to attain higher levels of consciousness. Upcoming Sessions: February 4th March 3rd
	SHABBAT SCHEDULE: February 3rd - 4th Shabbat Parshat Beshalach	Zmanim by the ZIP! Enter your ZIP code or City and State: (Ex: "10024" or "New York, NY") (Powered by myzmanim.com)
	Shabbat Candlelighting	4:57 PM
	Mincha & Kabbalat  Shabbat Services	5:10 PM
	Shabbat Morning Services	9:15 AM
	Hot Kiddush follows services, sponsored by Rafi Friedman
	Monthly Meditative Service	9:00 - 10:45 AM
	Bagels and Lox Kiddish follows services
	Children's Program	10:30 AM-12:30 PM
	Mincha	4:40 PM
	followed by Seudah Shelishit

Outreach is innate to The Carlebach Shul, a natural part of the life-giving enthusiasm generated by a Reb Shlomo concert, a teaching or a prayer. Out of this united effort a way of life has emerged at the Shul, a direct reflectsion of the tremendous commitment of those who pray there. The traditional world meets the modern world around the Shabbos table where magnificent meals are served with teachings, stories or songs of Reb Shlomo and other Chassidic melodies. Observance and learning become so intense, exposure to Judaism so strong that often secular Jews feel they become Jewish by "osmosis," while those exposed to more "everyday Jewishness" are surprised by the amount of in-depth learning and understanding of the tradition the congregants share. In fact, the uniqueness of our outreach program has recently been recognized by the Covenant Foundation -- a program of the distinguished Crown Family Foundation of Chicago and The Jewish Education Service of North America -- with a grant award to The Carlebach Shul, the only Orthodox shul to be so recognized. This award is now being implemented to replicate the Shabbos experience in ways that will engage communities with diverse levels of education, exposure and experience to the richness of Jewish spirituality using traditional approaches to prayer, learning and ritual.