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Tell us about you!

Thanks for your interest in the Ohel Minyan! Please help us get to know you, and let our gabbai'im know:
-- your contact info and if you'd like to be added to our email list
-- dates of any yahrzeits you'd like to commemorate by attending morning minyan
-- if you'd like to be in the rotation for leading services
-- if you'd like to be in the rotation for layning Torah, haftorah, or any of the megillahs.

Email *

What is your first and last name? *

What is your e-mail address? *

What is your cell phone number? (optional)

What are your pronouns? *

Would you like to be added to the Ohel Minyan e-mail list? *

Yes

One of the most meaningful parts of our morning minyan is when a person in mourning or marking a yahrzeits can say kaddish with us. If you would like to let us know when you have a yahrzeit coming up, please fill out this form.

Can you make morning minyan in a pinch? If you answer "yes" to the following, please make sure to include your phone number above so we can add you to the "We Need a 10th!" WhatsApp group.

I could get to minyan (held at the Water Building on the CBI campus) within about 5 minutes

I sometimes have flexibility in my schedule between 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

I like helping people say kaddish OR I like to daven in the morning

We welcome anyone who would like to join our community to come to our davening, regardless of religious affiliation. We accept the traditional understanding that a person is Jewish if the person who gave birth to them is Jewish, either by birth or conversion, or if the person has undergone a conversion that includes mikvah and circumcision/hatafat dam brit (if appropriate). Solely for the purposes of counting a quorum of ten adult Jews, are you: *

Jewish by matrilineal descent or conversion, as defined above

Jewish by patrilineal descent or by another definition

In the process of conversion

Not Jewish

I am the child of: *

A kohen

A levi

Neither

When called to the Torah, I prefer to be called using *

יעמוד - Masculine language

תעמוד - Feminine language

נא לעמוד - Gender neutral language

By what Hebrew name do you prefer to be called to the Torah? Please see the Fort Tryon Jewish Center's All-Gender Torah service liturgy at https://images.shulcloud.com/878/uploads/PDFs/All-Gender-Torah-Service-Liturgy---Fort-Tryon-Jewish-Center---Final.pdf for information on how we call people to the Torah. *

Are you interested in leading davening? *

Yes

What services, if any, are you comfortable leading?

Weekday shacharit

Kabbalat Shabbat

Ma'ariv for Shabbat

Shabbat/yom tov pesukei d'zimra

Shabbat shacharit

Shabbat mussaf

Shabbat mincha

Yom tov shacharit

Yom tov mussaf

Yom tov mincha

Rosh chodesh mussaf

Shabbat rosh chodesh mussaf

High holidays

How much lead/prep time do you need before leading services? Provide as much detail as you feel necessary.

Can you blow shofar? *

Yes

Are you interested in leyning? *

Yes

Please select all texts you'd be interested in layning.

Torah

Haftorah

Esther

Holiday megillot (Ruth, Shir Hashirim, Kohelet)

Eicha

High Holiday Torah

All food served at Ohel minyan davening is prepared in a kosher kitchen (or is pre-packaged and has a hekhsher). We recognize there is a variety of forms of kashrut observance in our community. For the purposes of hosting guests or cooking food in your home to bring elsewhere, please check the appropriate box. If you want to explain/ask further, please do so on the last question.

I keep "hekhsher kosher"

I keep "ingredients kosher"

I keep a strictly vegetarian kitchen

I keep a strictly vegan kitchen

Other:

The Ohel Minyan is a community, and we do things together besides daven (though many of us like to daven together). Check below if you're interested in joining a WhatsApp thread for the groups below. If you want to know more about existing group, or start a new one, let us know!

Ohel Minyan Fiber Guild (OMFG) - folks who like to work on their fiber arts projects together

Ohel people who like to sing (sometimes on Shabbat or for a Melaveh Malka, sometimes at other times)

Ohel Leyners - if you can chant from the Torah or megillot and would like to do so at the Ohel sometime

Helping out here and there - if you are happy to shlep a few chairs, set up fairy lights, set up a room, etc. once in a while

Ohel Bowling League! (seasonal)

Northampton Kinderlach (for families with young children)

📚 BOOM: Books of the Ohel Minyan (book group)

Thanks for completing this survey! If you have any additional comments or feedback please leave them below.

Get connected right away by joining our WhatsApp groups:

Click here to join Ohel Minyan News and Shmooze

Click here to join Ohel Minyan Needs a Tenth (most practical for people who lives close to the Ohel)

Click here to join the Ohel helpers, if you are up for helping out here and there with putting on events

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