Services
Our Center, Our Home, Our Shul on the Hill at 506 Walsh Street, Grass Valley is resuming services the 1st and 3rd weekend of each month.
Please follow the Weekly Events for details. There will be on-site Activities, Programs, Meetings, and Shabbat Services.
Read the letter from our President, Garrett Eckerling.
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Calendar
- Sisterhood Meeting
Sep 3rd, 2026 12:30:pm - NCJCC Board Meeting
Sep 3rd, 2026 7:00:pm - Hebrew School
Sep 10th, 2026 3:30:pm - Erev Rosh Hashanah
Sep 11th, 2026 7:00:pm - Rosh Hashanah Children’s Service
Sep 12th, 2026 9:00:am - Rosh Hashanah Morning Service followed by Tashlich at the creek behind Wild Eye Pub
Sep 12th, 2026 10:00:am - Sunday School
Sep 13th, 2026 9:30:am
Join us Friday, September 11th @ 7:30 for Erev Rosh Hashanah with Rabbi David
Join us Saturday, September 12th with Rabbi David for Rosh Hashanah as we start at 9:00 AM with our Children’s Service followed at 10:00 AM by our Morning Service then lunch behind the Wild Eye Pub in Grass Valley.
Please see the calendar for all dates and times.
Beautify and Maintain your Center
B’nai Harim is unlike the majority of synagogues and Jewish Community Centers in that we do not require a facility fee upon membership, but our building is a building, just like any other. Please join our efforts to maintain our facility for generations to come!
First project: new flooring! We have a goal of 3,600 square feet funded – see flyer on the “FUNDRAISING” page for the amount pledged so far and how much we have left to go. Click the blue “DONATE” button at the top right and set the donation designation as “ facilities upgrade campaign” to direct your donation to the current campaign. Thank you for your continued support.
WE ARE THE ORIGINAL JEWISH COMMUNITY IN THE BEAUTIFUL SIERRA FOOTHILLS, located midway between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe. We are a diverse, warm and welcoming community, a place where our members can develop close and lasting friendships. We embrace traditional and non-traditional families, singles, and both partners of interfaith marriages. While we are a Reform congregation, our view is that we are all Jews regardless of what and how we believe, and our religious services reflect both traditional and contemporary modes of worship.
Our congregation is a place to pray and learn and draw close to God. It is a loving environment for celebrating and commemorating life’s special occasions. It is a place to call home.
You may reach out to us at ncjcc@outlook.com or call our office at 530-477-0922.