Congregation Darchei Noam

Come celebrate and learn about the autumn festivals in the Muslim and Jewish traditions. Enjoy a delicious vegetarian dinner. The Islamic Foundation of Toronto hosts DN and Beth Tikvah at the Mosque.

HOPE stands for “Honouring Our Parents Effectively.” This welcoming group provides practical advice and emotional support to members caring for elderly parents.

Prepare for services by attending this collaborative discussion about the parashah of the week. Special guest teachers lead the discussion on selected Shabbatot. Open discussions and group learning are offered on all other Shabbatot.

The core activity of our synagogue, Darchei Noam’s Shabbat morning services use the Reconstructionist prayerbook "Kol Haneshamah Shabbat v’Chagim". The prayer service follows the traditional structure of davening from Birchot Hashachar and the Amidah, right through to the Reading of the Torah and Mourners’ Kaddish. In addition to inspiring divrei torah by Rabbi Tina Grimberg, Darchei Noam's B’nei Mitzvah youth, and other congregants, our services are enriched by the beautiful chanting voices of our many talented service leaders. All Shabbat services are egalitarian and child-friendly, and are followed by the traditional blessings over wine and challah, and a delicious Kiddush lunch.

Our unique ShabbaTOT experience features programming specially designed to enhance the Shabbat experience of our youngest Darchei Noam members. Join us for a spirited and interactive family experience that features song, dance and crafts.

Do you enjoy Israeli music? Do you love to sing? Come raise your voices and sing familiar and new Hebrew songs with Kolot Noam Singing Group, Saturday night at 7:30 in the library. Songbooks with transliteration are provided.