Worship Services

Communal worship and personal prayer are at the core of our congregational life. Recognizing this, we offer regular Shabbat services at both our Temple Campus and at the Audrey and Sydney Irmas Campus. Whether you are drawn by song and celebration or are looking for reflection and meditation, we invite you to explore our service and worship opportunities.  

 Worship Calendar 

Kabbalat Shabbat (Friday Evening Services)

Join the congregation in Kabbalat Shabbat, the Friday evening service that welcomes Shabbat with prayer, song and reflection. The Kaddish list will be read aloud.
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Shabbat Shacharit (Saturday Morning Service)

Join the congregation in Shabbat Shacharit Services with prayer, song and reflection. Celebrate with bar and bat mitzvah students chanting Torah. Rabbis and Cantors enhance the morning with study and music. The Kaddish list will be read aloud.
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Soul Sounds Shabbat (Musical Shabbat Celebration)

Soul Sounds opens the doors to contemporary worship through musical presentation and congregational singing. Keyboard, percussion, electric guitars , violin and cello fill the chapel with a rich, vibrant resonance—all blending with Cantor Gurney to create what is now the Soul Sounds trademark. This is a worship experience for all ages.
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Tot Shabbat (Family Shabbat Service)

Tot Shabbat is geared towards families with young children who wish to come and capture that special Shabbat feeling! Stories, dance, music and art projects will be a part of the morning experience. The Tot Shabbat program welcomes all children up to age five and their families.
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Shabbat a la Carte (Intimate Shabbat Morning Service)

Shabbat a la Carte is Wilshire Boulevard Temple's adult prayer and learning service for everyone seeking refuge from the hustle and bustle of our daily lives. Participate in a moving, soulful and welcoming experience to step out of time and into the world of Shabbat. Join us to share special occasions, say Kaddish and acknowledge Yahrzeits for dearly departed loved ones, or simply for a place to think and feel whole.
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Shabbat Morning Torah Study

Our ancestors engaged, questioned and wrestled with morality, family strife, community values and God’s presence, just as we do today. These precious insights are recorded in the Torah—the greatest of all literature. Join our rabbis, cantors and teachers in this weekly exploration of the words, phrases, concepts and beliefs of our tradition.
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