Adath Shalom, which means “Assembly of Peace,” was founded in 1989 and is part of the worldwide Conservative movement. Every Shabbat we hold egalitarian services at the heart of Paris. We also have a very dynamic Talmud Torah, and a wide range of classes for adults. Teachings are given in an open and plural spirit. Our founder, Rabbi Rivon Krygier, has been recently joined by Rabbi Joshua Weiner, a native English speaker. You’ll find on this page some of his teachings in English, to give you a taste of our style: a mix of French intellectual rigour and deep Jewish spirituality.
If you would like to join us for a celebration or if you have any questions, please contact us here, we’d be happy to hear from you!
Address:
8 rue George Bernard Shaw 75015 Paris
Service schedule:
Thursday service : 7:30-8:45 AM Friday : 6:30-7:45 PM (winter) ; 7-8:15 PM (Summer) Saturday: 9:45-12:30 AM
To listen to our hazzanim and learn our liturgy, you can check out our “songs” page here
Families are always welcome at Adath Shalom, we hold a special service for children called Nitsanim during the shabbat morning service. If you would like to know more, please contact our rabbi
We also organize shabbat dinners at the synagogue, find all the dates here and join us!
If you would like to support our activities, you can donate here
On the last day of Pesach, let us ask ourselves about the hidden meaning of this holiday and the metaphor of childbirth that accompanies it.
On Shabbat HaGadol, Rabbi Josh Weiner reflects on the meaning of the mitzvah and eating of the matzah
Will AI rabbis replace real rabbis in a near future? Josh Weiner asks this question through a commentary of the parasha Vayechi
In his drasha of the Sukkot shabbat, Rabbi Josh Weiner talks to us about the celebrations of Simhat Beit Hachoe’va during the Temple period.
Commenting on the parashah Ki Teitzei, Rabbi Josh Weiner questions the notion of remembrance and its implications for Jewish identity
For yamim noraim, Rabbi Josh Weiner shares his thoughts on the concepts of love and fear in Judaism
Rabbi Josh Weiner comments on parashah Nasso, the birkat kohanim and questions the notions of justice and mercy.
Through the parashah Chukat, Rabbi Josh Weiner of the Adath Shalom community questions the meaning of Shabbat and the mitzvot.
Rabbi Josh Weiner invites us to reflect on the link between reading the creation story and our commitment to the planet.
On Yom Kippour 5783, Rabbi Josh Weiner of Adath Shalom Paris reflects on the notion of freedom in today’s world.
