Join us for a special Gospel Sabbath on Friday, January 12.

In honor and memory of the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., our Sabbath music will be sung by the Gospel choir from The Church Without Walls.

Join us for a profoundly moving service as a group of teens, including HCRJ Religious School student Jake Cosgrove, from Israel and the Palestinian territories grace us with their stories after having spent the previous week at a camp called “Jerusalem Peacebuilders”.

The purpose of this camp, which takes place outside of Houston, is to promote transformational encounters through a residential camp for Israeli, Palestinian and American teenagers. Dialogue is facilitated by United States diplomats, former Israeli and Palestinian combatants, artists, and religious leaders from each faith. These brave souls have committed themselves to learning from each other despite the ongoing context of hatred and violence that surround them every day. Learn about this groundbreaking camp and how it has transformed these peace-minded teens as our guests will share their experiences.

Please join us as we honor cancer survivors and their families at our second annual Pink Ribbon Shabbat.

All are welcome to join us at 7:15 Friday nights for Shabbat Services.

You do not need to be a member to join us in prayer as we welcome the Sabbath bride. Immediately following services, we gather together at the oneg (joy) for cookies and conversation.

Magnificent harmonies and an engaging presence on the bima are at the core of what Mike Kahn and Dee Dee Dochen bring to a Sabbath worship experience.

They have been singing as a duet in a variety of worship settings throughout Houston for years, and at our Mostly Music Shabbat on March 9, they will bless us as well. This service will be mostly music.

The oneg after services is sponsored by Kitty Kahn in honor of the birthdays of Mike Kahn and Dee Dee Dochen and is also sponsored by Kaki and Larry Buck.

All are welcome to join us at 7:15 Friday nights for Shabbat Services.

You do not need to be a member to join us in prayer as we welcome the Sabbath bride. Immediately following services, we gather together at the oneg (joy) for cookies and conversation.

HCRJ uses of a modernized edition of the Union Prayer Book. It contains extensive transliteration of most of the Hebrew prayers, thereby enabling those who do not read Hebrew to participate in the liturgy.

We encourage you to discover within its pages a fresh approach and a return to the ideals of Reform Judaism.

All are welcome to join us at 7:15 Friday nights for Shabbat Services.

You do not need to be a member to join us in prayer as we welcome the Sabbath bride. Immediately following services, we gather together at the oneg (joy) for cookies and conversation.

HCRJ uses of a modernized edition of the Union Prayer Book. It contains extensive transliteration of most of the Hebrew prayers, thereby enabling those who do not read Hebrew to participate in the liturgy.

We encourage you to discover within its pages a fresh approach and a return to the ideals of Reform Judaism.

Honor our veterans. Value their sacrifices. Consider the values worth fighting for.  Join us for a special Sabbath honoring our veterans on November 9.  Please email photos of yourself serving to admin@hcrj.org so we can display them at our oneg (if you sent in a picture in past years, we still have it).