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Welcome

WJC is a vibrant, welcoming spiritual home. We are dedicated to the advancement of Jewish ethics, culture and religion. We strive to enable participants to enrich their lives through Jewish worship, celebration, practice, study and fellowship. We are committed to maintaining our loving character by treating all people with care and respect; and to fostering our connection with the people of Israel and Jews around the world. We draw from all streams of Jewish practice. We welcome individuals of all gender identities, expressions, or sexual orientations.

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Learn about our clergy team HERE.

Shabbat Services

Join us in our beautiful sanctuary! You can also attend online, via Zoom. LEARN MORE HERE.

Friday Evening Services:

Shabbat Service 7–8:30pm ET (summer start time)

Kid-Friendly, Intergenerational, Community Shabbat dinner on First Fridays of the Month, 6pm

Saturday Morning Services:
Shabbat Service 10am ET

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Support WJC

We thank you for supporting Kehillat Lev Shalem, The Congregation of a Full Heart. Your act of loving-kindness and your generosity will enhance our ability to fulfill our mission.

Your gift and/or membership is greatly appreciated.

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We’d love to welcome you to our kehillah community.

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Volunteer

WJC is blessed with an active and dedicated membership. There is a group for almost every interest.

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Gallery Lev Shalem

Gallery Lev Shalem enriches the experience of all members and visitors to the synagogue by presenting juried exhibitions that celebrate the artistic efforts of our community and the region and express both secular and Judaic themes.

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Lev Shalem School 

The Lev Shalem School provides a loving, welcoming, and enthusiastic environment in which Jewish children and their parents from all backgrounds learn to practice Judaism in meaningful and enlivening ways.

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GRIEF CIRCLE: Mindful Death and Grief

Thursday, July 2, 5pm-8pm
Please join us for an intimate three hour workshop exploring impermanence through Buddhist and Jewish wisdom.
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Peace of Mind for Life: An Advanced Directives Workshop

Thursday, July 9, 11am-12:30pm
Who will speak for you? Peace of Mind for Life is designed to engage everyone in conversations about end-of-life care choices.
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In the Voice of our Mothers, the Play

Tuesday July 14, 7pm-8:30pm
Please join us for a reading of Carol Fox Prescott’s play, In the Voice of Our Mothers, at the Woodstock Jewish Congregation
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LIGHT Gallery Exhibition

May 15 to August 24, 2026
Juried by Karen O'Neil. Exhibition on view May 15 to August 24!
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A Jewish Book Club! with Rabbi Ellen Triebwasser

Tuesdays, 1-2:00pm ET ONLINE
Our current book selection is: Here Where We Live Is Our Country , by Molly Crabapple. The group meets on Tuesdays, 1pm-2pm.
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FIRST Friday Intergenerational Shabbat Community Service and Dinner

Friday, July 3, 6pm ET
40 minutes of kid-friendly, intergenerational prayer followed by a community Shabbat dinner.
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Office Hours

Monday – Thursday
10 am – 5 pm

Friday
10 am – 3 pm

Saturday
Office closed.
Shul open for services.

Sunday
Office closed.


 

Commitment to Sustainability

We care deeply for our corner of holy ground — 35 acres that includes welcoming trails through woods, across fields, and past wetlands and ponds.

We share the Jewish approach to living in balance and harmony with the earth. We do it through teaching and we do it through practice. 

Our goal is to be an organization that fulfills the Torah teaching to be Shomrei Adamah: Guardians of the Earth. Our actions have been recognized by Hazon, the largest Jewish environmental organization in the United States.

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1682 Glasco Turnpike
Woodstock, NY 12498

info@wjcshul.org
845-679-2218

 

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