The Neshamah Institute

What a beautiful way to close Yom Kippur together.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in Delray Beach for Beach Havdalah and Break-Fast. We gathered by the ocean for music, reflection, Havdalah, and community as we marked the end of the High Holy Days.

There was something especially meaningful about ending the day together under the open sky, surrounded by familiar faces, new friends, and the Neshamah community.

Thank you for being part of such a special evening.

Jewish education can be more than another activity on the calendar.

It can be a place where your child feels known. Where Hebrew comes alive. Where Jewish stories connect to real life. Where friendships grow.

That’s the kind of Hebrew school we’re building at Neshamah.

Personal. Flexible. Joyful.

See what makes Neshamah different and schedule a welcome call:
https://niboca.org/welcome-call/

Join us for Shabbat Havurah on Friday, October 16 at 6:30 PM in Boca Raton.

Come together for a casual buffet dinner followed by an uplifting musical Shabbat service with prayer, song, and community.

Whether you are new to Neshamah or already part of the community, everyone is welcome. No membership required.

Friday, October 16
6:30 PM
Temple Beth Shalom
19140 Lyons Road, Boca Raton

Reserve your spot:
https://niboca.org/shabbat-havurah-october/

What a meaningful Kol Nidrei with the Neshamah community.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for an evening of prayer, reflection, music, and connection as we entered Yom Kippur together.

Kol Nidrei is one of the most powerful moments of the Jewish year, and we are grateful to have shared it with so many familiar faces and new members of our community.

Thank you for being part of such a meaningful High Holy Days season with Neshamah.

Light Up Shabbat with us this Friday.

Join Rabbi Amy for a short virtual gathering to light the candles, share meaningful prayers, and welcome Shabbat together.

Whether Shabbat is already part of your weekly routine or you are looking for an easy way to bring more Jewish connection into your Friday night, everyone is welcome.

Fridays
6:00 to 6:15 PM
On Zoom

Join us for Light Up Shabbat:
https://niboca.org/light-up-shabbat/

If your child hears “Hebrew school” and immediately starts complaining… we get it. 😉

Jewish learning doesn’t have to mean sitting still, memorizing, and waiting for it to be over.

At Neshamah, kids read Hebrew, sing, move, create, ask questions, explore Torah stories, and learn together.

Because kids learn best when they’re engaged and when they feel like they belong.

Discover a different kind of Hebrew school and schedule a welcome call:
https://niboca.org/welcome-call/

Mazal tov to Sydney and Emma on becoming B’not Mitzvah!

It was such a special Shabbat celebrating this meaningful milestone with them, their families, and the Neshamah community. We are so proud of all the learning, preparation, and growth that led to this day.

At Neshamah, every B’nai Mitzvah is personal, meaningful, and centered around helping each student connect with Judaism in a way that feels true to who they are.

Mazal tov, Sydney and Emma!

Learn more about B’nai Mitzvah with Neshamah:
https://niboca.org/bar-bat-mitzvah-boca-raton/

Of course the celebration matters. It’s a milestone your family will remember.

But what if your child also walked away with something deeper?

A stronger connection to Judaism. Questions they’ve learned to ask. Values they’ve explored. A clearer sense of who they are and what they believe.

That’s the purpose of Beyond the Party, Neshamah’s unique family workshop designed to explore the deeper spiritual meaning of B’nai Mitzvah and help families think about what this milestone can truly mean.

The celebration matters. The connection is what we want to last.

Learn more about the Beyond the Party approach and schedule a welcome call:
https://niboca.org/welcome-call/