Ahavath Torah Congregation’s COVID-19 Statement For centuries, synagogues have played a central role as places of holy gathering, learning, prayer, and service. Purim 5780 was a wonderful example of how Ahavath Torah Congregation, in particular, is thriving as a dynamic and joyful kehillah. There comes a time when our Jewish community is confronted with sha’at had’chak, an hour of duress, when lives and safety are at risk and the kehillah must adjust. But the moment in which we find ourselves is not limited to Jews or synagogues, nor even to Americans . The advent of COVID-19 is a global crisis, and our faith demands of us that we stand now as citizens of the world. Our office is open via phone message (781-344-8733) or email at office@atorah.org. We recognize that “social distancing” makes it difficult to accomplish the rich community-building to which we aspire at ATC. These are temporary measures to deal with the situation at hand. Rabbi J is available to anyone who needs pastoral care. In addition, our congregation supports our most vulnerable members through this time.  Click here and check frequently for all updates and important information. During this time of social distancing, may we continue to hold each other from afar, and may the bonds of friendship that unite our Ahavath Torah family continue to grow and thrive. Prayer book downloads for virtual minyans and services: Daily evening minyan Friday night Kabbalat Shabbat Saturday morning service Saturday evening/Havdallah
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