To make your visit and day of worship a more meaningful experience please read through the customs of the house.

• We do not have a Mechitzah (barrier), but we do have separate seating for men on the left of the Aron Kodesh, and seating for ladies on the right. Family/mixed seating is in the center-back section of the Synagogue.

• Gentlemen - including visitors — are asked to wear a Kippah (skull cap) while in the sanctuary. If you did not bring one, please take one from the basket before entering. It is our custom that Talitot (prayer shawls) are only worn by Jews.
  
  
• Please shut off your cell phone. If you are a medical professional or part of an emergency/standby crew, please put your phone on the vibrating or silent setting.
  
  
• It is not not our custom that ladies must wear a head covering, except for married woman who come to the Bimah for an Aliyah (to read from the Torah). Otherwise, it is optional.
  
  
• The Sefer Torah (Torah Scroll) is not touched with a bare hand, but rather with the spine of a prayer book or Tzitzit (which is then kissed).
  
  
• Please refrain from entering or leaving the sanctuary during the Shema, Amidah or whenever the Aron Kodesh (Ark) doors are open.
  
  
• We have a wonderful opportunity for discussion and 'schmoozing' during Oneg Shabbat (after the service), so you are asked to refrain from casual conversation during the service, as this may disturb the worship experience for others.
  
  
• If you would like more information about our practice and customs, please speak with the Rabbi AFTER the service.
  
  
• We hope you will have a spiritually enriching and meaningful time with us.