Fabrangen
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Shavout

torah & wheatShavuot is on the evening of Sat, May 26. We are participating in the community Tikkun this year with Tifereth Israel, Ohev Sholom, and Segulah.

--Ma’ariv, Kiddush, havdalah, and one or two pre-sessions will start at 9 pm at both Ohev and Tifereth Israel, and the Tikkun itself will start at 11 pm.

--After the Tikkun, Fabrangen will hold a sunrise service with Yizkor at 5 am Sunday morning at WES.

memory quilt created by Shirley Waxman and Fabrangen membersDetails About Fabrangen | Directions to Services

An Independent, Egalitarian, Participatory Havurah in Washington, DC
Founded 1971
  • Fabrangen holds Shabbat Services on Saturday mornings at 9:30 a.m. at the Washington Ethical Society (WES) building at 7750 16th Street NW, with access via Silver Spring Metro and the S buses.The WES building is fully handicap accessible.
  • Child care and children's education programs run during services.
  • Membership Information
  • Fabrangen West - Vienna, Virginia
Welcoming Guests to Fabrangen

Fabrangen is committed to the Jewish tradition of welcoming guests throughout the year.

  • Would you be interested in receiving an invitation for a Shabbat or holiday meal with Fabrangen members? We have regular monthly Friday night dinners and several upcoming meals planned in the Fabrangen sukkah. We can arrange an invitation for dinner at other times, too!

    • Would you like to attend our regular Shabbat services? If you plan to attend for the first time, we will pair you up with a Fabrangen member who will meet you before services and guide you through them.
Please contact Melissa Kahn if you plan to attend services and/or would like to join us for a Shabbat or holiday meal.


Fabrangen Home
Fabrangen's office is located at 7750 16th Street, N.W.,Washington, D.C. 20012
Coordinator: Clare Feinson
Phone/Fax: (202) 595-9138 Email:Clare.Fabrangen@gmail.com

Webmaster: fabrangenweb@gmail.com
Last Updated May 21, 2012

Pictures of Fabrangen members signing our new Torah © 2008 by Lloyd Wolf