Zamru

When Rabbi Julie Roth leads the singing of Zamru, it's an invitation to join in a joyful, spiritual experience. Zamru is a Hebrew word that means "sing," and it's often part of Jewish worship services, where music plays a central role in connecting people to the divine. Brian Singh, along with his JLC peers, will be helping to recite Shabbat prayers. 

For someone who is not of the Jewish faith, participating in or witnessing the singing of Zamru might feel like being part of a sacred, shared moment. It's less about the specific religious context and more about the universal power of music to bring people together, fostering a sense of peace, community, and connection.

Event Details: May 9th 6-9pm

Congregation Shomrei Emunah - 67 Park Street, Montclair NJ

6-6:30pm: Cocktail Hour

6:30-8pm: Zamru

8-9pm: Dinner Served - We will be having vegetarian Guyanese food and specialty dishes made by various congregants. All food will be vegetarian and/or vegan. Tonight, we are not enforcing some of the traditional kosher rules.