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Downtown Los Angeles Jewish Center
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Kol Nidre Performance and Talk
Kol Nidre Performance and Talk
Kol Nidre Performance and Talk
Henry Hollander gives a thorough and insightful explanation of the Kol Nidre prayer, and Rabbi Zach Golden performs it - watch on our Youtube channel.
High Holidays
Kol Nidre Performance and Talk
Kol Nidre Performance and Talk
The High Holidays have come, and we can reflect together in the beautiful Der Nister space, or online.
It's been a difficult year, another one, but with prayer and wisdom, apples and honey, fasting and redemption, we can process it together and become as one Downtown. Rabbi Zach Golden, Rav Danny Lutz, and Henry Hollander, lead this year's service, Der Nister's first in-person High Holidays.
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We look forward to seeing you!
Shabbat Morning
Kol Nidre Performance and Talk
Shabbat Morning
Come spend your Shabbat morning with us at our traditional service followed by Kiddush, every Shabbat morning at 10 AM. The beauty of the space and the view help aide your spiritual engagement in the music and words of Torah that Rabbi Zach Golden and Henry Hollander give weekly. We also follow Kiddush with the study of one the many books that catch our fancy.
About Der Nister - דער נסתר
The Synagogue
Der Nister (Yiddish: The Hidden) is the collaboration of Henry Hollander, a Jewish bookseller and rabbinical student, Zachary Golden, and Danny Lutz, recently ordained rabbis. Located in Mr. Hollander's Spring St. bookstore, those who come will be surrounded by treasures of Jewish civilization - Jewish books that span the centuries, and beautiful views of the downtown skyline, deep learning and musical prayer.
Downtown Los Angeles
Though Downtown has incredible Jewish roots, recent years have brought new waves of Jews to Downtown as Downtown grew. Seeing that their numbers were not served, Der Nister was imagined as a way to meet the religious and communal needs of a community who call Downtown home.
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