Join us for a cheeky, joyfully unrestrained Chanukah dance party with House of Yes! We’ll have a candle-lighting ceremony, live performances, and latkes galore! Event runs 10 PM–4 AM.

More information and tickets here.

Deepen your practice with Witchcraft Ma’agal Miya Kohenet Or Har-Gil. Open to folks with active membership in the Witchcraft Ma’agal.

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What does it mean to walk the edge of tradition — to be an Ivri, one who crosses over?

Intro to Ivri is a three-part, in-person journey into the Ivri Path, the radical theology at the heart of Temple of the Stranger. Rooted in Kabbalah, Jewish mysticism, and the Shechinah, the exiled feminine Divine of our tradition, the Ivri Path is embodied, inclusive, and transformational. These intimate classes, taught by Rav Jericho and hosted in the warmth of a community member's Brooklyn home, invite us into a thrilling intellectual and spiritual journey of awakening and connection.

Intro to Ivri is open to folks 18+ who are Jewish, Jew-ish, and not-Jewish. No prior knowledge of Judaism is required. This is not a class in Jewish history, it’s an invitation to step into a lineage of seekers and holy disruptors.

These sessions will take place at a private residence in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Space is very limited. Registration will close 24 hours before the first session begins. Due to the intimate nature of this material, sessions will not be recorded.

RSVP here

What does it mean to walk the edge of tradition — to be an Ivri, one who crosses over?

Intro to Ivri is a three-part, in-person journey into the Ivri Path, the radical theology at the heart of Temple of the Stranger. Rooted in Kabbalah, Jewish mysticism, and the Shechinah, the exiled feminine Divine of our tradition, the Ivri Path is embodied, inclusive, and transformational. These intimate classes, taught by Rav Jericho and hosted in the warmth of a community member's Brooklyn home, invite us into a thrilling intellectual and spiritual journey of awakening and connection.

Intro to Ivri is open to folks 18+ who are Jewish, Jew-ish, and not-Jewish. No prior knowledge of Judaism is required. This is not a class in Jewish history, it’s an invitation to step into a lineage of seekers and holy disruptors.

These sessions will take place at a private residence in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Space is very limited. Registration will close 24 hours before the first session begins. Due to the intimate nature of this material, sessions will not be recorded.

RSVP here

Join Rabbi Jericho Vincent of Temple of the Stranger and Kohenet Or Har-Gil for this monthly circle, to explore the legacy, gifts, and practices of Jewish witches. Welcoming folks of all genders & backgrounds. Held via Zoom.

Meeting Dates: Sunday, December 7, 2025 | 3:45-5pm ET

Register at Beit Kohenet’s website

Cost: Suggested donation $24

No one will be turned away due to finances. Please reach out to liviah@beitkohenet.org for financial assistance.

Deepen your practice with Witchcraft Ma’agal Miya Kohenet Or Har-Gil. Open to folks with active membership in the Witchcraft Ma’agal.

Not yet a member? Sign up here.

Step into the ancient and sensory ritual of challah, a practice that invites us to connect with ancestors, community, and the sacred rhythms of Shabbat. Together, we’ll explore the spiritual wisdom woven into this tradition.

In addition to baking your own loaf to take home, you’ll have the chance to design and decorate your own challah cover, a tangible expression of beauty and rest to bring to your future Shabbat tables.

This hands-on gathering celebrates the joy of working with our hands, shaping dough and working with fabric as acts of devotion, creativity, and connection.

Come learn, create, and build community with Rabbi Jericho Vincent and baker Jacob Ellis in this warm, inclusive space.

RSVP here

Join Rabbi Jericho Vincent of Temple of the Stranger and Kohenet Or Har-Gil for this monthly circle, to explore the legacy, gifts, and practices of Jewish witches. Welcoming folks of all genders & backgrounds. Held via Zoom.

Meeting Dates: Sunday, November 16, 2025 | 3:45-5pm ET

Register at Beit Kohenet’s website

Cost: Suggested donation $24

No one will be turned away due to finances. Please reach out to liviah@beitkohenet.org for financial assistance.

Join us for a mystical Havdala ceremony of chant, ritual, song, and deep connection in Brooklyn. Led by Rabbi Jericho, music by Carla Friend, after hang hosted by Chloe Jacobs.

RSVP here

Deepen your practice with Witchcraft Ma’agal Miya Kohenet Or Har-Gil. Open to folks with active membership in the Witchcraft Ma’agal.

Not yet a member? Sign up here.

Join Rabbi Jericho Vincent of Temple of the Stranger and Kohenet Or Har-Gil for this monthly circle, to explore the legacy, gifts, and practices of Jewish witches. Welcoming folks of all genders & backgrounds. Held via Zoom.

Meeting Dates: Sunday, October 19, 2025 | 3:45-5pm ET

Register at Beit Kohenet’s website

Cost: Suggested donation $24

No one will be turned away due to finances. Please reach out to liviah@beitkohenet.org for financial assistance.

Join us for a mystical ceremony of chant, ritual, and dance in the Sukkah, connecting to the ancestors, and calling in the energies of connection, abundance, and joy. This gathering will be facilitated by R' Jericho Vincent with Sacred Musician Carla Friend, and DJ Julia Edelman, and will take place in an art installation Sukkah.

RSVP here

Deepen your practice with Witchcraft Ma’agal Miya Kohenet Or Har-Gil. Open to folks with active membership in the Witchcraft Ma’agal.

Not yet a member? Sign up here.

Join us for At the Gates: A Yom Kippur Neilah Immersive Ceremony.

We expect to sell out, so get your tickets now!

RSVP HERE

Join us for Academy of Oracles: A Rosh HaShana Immersive Theater Experience.

Tickets are limited and we expect to sell out so get yours now!

RSVP HERE

Join Rabbi Jericho Vincent of Temple of the Stranger and Kohenet Or Har-Gil for this monthly circle, to explore the legacy, gifts, and practices of Jewish witches. Welcoming folks of all genders & backgrounds. Held via Zoom.

Meeting Dates: Sunday, September 14, 2025 | 3:45-5pm ET

Register at Beit Kohenet’s website

Cost: Suggested donation $24

No one will be turned away due to finances. Please reach out to liviah@beitkohenet.org for financial assistance.

Temple of the Stranger is proud to join other Jewish communities around New York City to partner with Pardes Institute in offering Holy Complexity, an afternoon of learning, listening, and reflection through the lens of Jewish text and lived experiences of trans people. This event, open to folks of any gender who are trans or cis, will feature teachings from Rav Jericho Vincent as well as other trans spiritual teachers.

Register here

Deepen your practice with Witchcraft Ma’agal Miya Kohenet Or Har-Gil. Open to folks with active membership in the Witchcraft Ma’agal.

Not yet a member? Sign up here.

Join Rabbi Jericho Vincent of Temple of the Stranger and Kohenet Or Har-Gil for this monthly circle, to explore the legacy, gifts, and practices of Jewish witches. Welcoming folks of all genders & backgrounds. Held via Zoom.

Meeting Dates: Sunday, August 17, 2025 | 3:45-5pm ET

Register at Beit Kohenet’s website

Cost: Suggested donation $24

No one will be turned away due to finances. Please reach out to liviah@beitkohenet.org for financial assistance.

Deepen your practice with Witchcraft Ma’agal Miya Kohenet Or Har-Gil. Open to folks with active membership in the Witchcraft Ma’agal.

Not yet a member? Sign up here.

Tisha B’Av Grief Retreat

Join us for a half-day grief retreat in Brooklyn on Tisha B'Av, the saddest day of the Jewish ancestral calendar. We'll partake in traditional practices and rituals of Jewish grief, explore ancestral wisdom on how to work with grief, and bring presence to traumas past and present, individual and collective.

Featuring teachings and sacred song from R' Amichai Lau-Lavie, R' Jericho Vincent, Sacred Musician Shira Kline and others. Some folks have a tradition to fast on this day, so we'll conclude with a ceremonial break fast for all.

After the retreat, our community weaver will host an informal hang out to chat, digest the experience, and continue to connect.

Dress code:Black grief attire—whatever that means to you. We invite you to dress in a way that honors loss, reverence, or remembrance.

Open to people of all backgrounds. No prior knowledge required.

This event is made possible due to the generosity of the UJA Federation of New York and supporters like you.

TICKETS HERE

Join Rabbi Jericho Vincent of Temple of the Stranger and Kohenet Or Har-Gil for this monthly circle, to explore the legacy, gifts, and practices of Jewish witches. Welcoming folks of all genders & backgrounds. Held via Zoom.

Meeting Dates: Sunday, July 20, 2025 | 3:45-5pm ET

Register at Beit Kohenet’s website

Cost: Suggested donation $24

No one will be turned away due to finances. Please reach out to liviah@beitkohenet.org for financial assistance.

Join the Temple of the Stranger community for a relaxed Saturday afternoon picnic hang out in Prospect Park!

All are welcome: friends, family, kids, and pups. Bring a blanket, and a treat to share.

Exact location TBA, be sure to RSVP to get text updates.

Join the Temple of the Stranger community for a relaxed Saturday afternoon picnic hang out in Prospect Park!

All are welcome: friends, family, kids, and pups. Bring a blanket, and a treat to share.

Can't make this one? We're doing another one on July 19!

Exact location TBA, be sure to RSVP to get text updates.

Deepen your practice with Witchcraft Ma’agal Miya Kohenet Or Har-Gil. Open to folks with active membership in the Witchcraft Ma’agal.

Not yet a member? Sign up here.

Join Rabbi Jericho Vincent of Temple of the Stranger and Kohenet Or Har-Gil for this monthly circle, to explore the legacy, gifts, and practices of Jewish witches. Welcoming folks of all genders & backgrounds. Held via Zoom.

Meeting Dates: Sunday, June 8, 2025 | 3:45-5pm ET

Register at Beit Kohenet’s website

Cost: Suggested donation $24

No one will be turned away due to finances. Please reach out to liviah@beitkohenet.org for financial assistance.

Deepen your practice with Witchcraft Ma’agal Miya Kohenet Or Har-Gil. Open to folks with active membership in the Witchcraft Ma’agal.

Not yet a member? Sign up here.

Join The Shalom Center and ALEPH for Renewing Judaism: Past, Present & Future, a 3-part webinar series reflecting on the past, present, and future of Judaism’s renewal.

Featuring three generations of key practitioners, these conversations-in-the-round will recount the past, contextualize the present, and d’rash the future of Jewish renewal.

This session will focus on Judaism’s future and what it might mean to renew Judaism for the times ahead. It will feature Rabbi Jericho Vincent, Yehudah Webster, Rabbi Zvika Krieger, Ana Levy-Lyons, and Rabbi Nate DeGroot.

Registration includes all three dates: April 27, May 4, May 28

Register here

Join Rabbi Jericho Vincent of Temple of the Stranger and Kohenet Or Har-Gil for this monthly circle, to explore the legacy, gifts, and practices of Jewish witches. Welcoming folks of all genders & backgrounds. Held via Zoom.

Meeting Dates: Sunday, May 18, 2025 | 3:45-5pm ET

Register at Beit Kohenet’s website

Cost: Suggested donation $24

No one will be turned away due to finances. Please reach out to liviah@beitkohenet.org for financial assistance.