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Kol Zimrah is an independent minyan or chavurah founded in 2002, based in New York City and meeting primarily on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Its motto is "meaningful prayer through music". The congregation meets regularly for Friday night services which combine Hebrew language liturgy with musical instruments and singing. It does not identify itself with any of the established Jewish religious movements, and has a style of prayer that does not fit neatly into the styles associated with any of them.

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  • Kol Zimrah is an independent minyan or chavurah founded in 2002, based in New York City and meeting primarily on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Its motto is "meaningful prayer through music". The congregation meets regularly for Friday night services which combine Hebrew language liturgy with musical instruments and singing. It does not identify itself with any of the established Jewish religious movements, and has a style of prayer that does not fit neatly into the styles associated with any of them. (en)
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  • Kol Zimrah is an independent minyan or chavurah founded in 2002, based in New York City and meeting primarily on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Its motto is "meaningful prayer through music". The congregation meets regularly for Friday night services which combine Hebrew language liturgy with musical instruments and singing. It does not identify itself with any of the established Jewish religious movements, and has a style of prayer that does not fit neatly into the styles associated with any of them. Like other chavurot, Kol Zimrah has no rabbi or other professional leadership, and is run completely by volunteers. It uses a "two-table" system at its potluck dinners (one table with vegetarian food, and one table with vegetarian food in which all ingredients have kashrut certification) in order to accommodate different standards of kashrut in a pluralistic community. Kol Zimrah has a "sibling" relationship with Tikkun Leil Shabbat in Washington, D.C., one of the few other congregations that has services in the same style (musical instruments and the traditional structure of the liturgy). (en)
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