Finding our way home: Creating sacred community in an age of spiritual hunger

Once a month, I have the rare privilege of leading the Shabbat morning service of my dreams.
Every month, 40 or so of us gather in a large circle in our sunny but intimate sanctuary at Darchei Noam, an independent, post-denominational congregation in Ambler, Pa. Some wear tallitot, others do not; some are dressed in suits, others in activewear. Ages range from people in their 20s to octogenarians. Jews in all hues, from diverse backgrounds, gather in sacred companionship to dwell in the delicious energy of Shabbos morning.

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