Shabbat Service Times

  • A group of women gathered around a table with multiple candles, some being lit, and decorative silver items, likely celebrating a special occasion.

    Friday Evening Erev Shabbat

    Begins at 6:30pm
    Oneg to immediately follow

  • Group of smiling people celebrating Jewish Hanukkah while holding a menorah and a dreidel, in an indoor setting.

    Saturday Morning Shabbat Services

    Begins at 10:00am
    Kiddush Lunch to immediately follow

Attending Kol Ami Worship Services

  • In Person

    All are welcome to attend our worship services in person. Non-members are welcome to email membership@katucson.org to let us know you are coming!

    First time at Kol Ami? Everyone is welcome, including interfaith families and people curious about Judaism. You do not need to be a member. Friday evening services are followed by an Oneg, and Saturday morning services by a Kiddush lunch, so please stay and meet people.

  • Zoom

    Attending services by Zoom is open only to members and family members of B’nei Mitzvah families. Members will receive Zoom links in their weekly email for the week ahead.

  • Youtube

    We livestream our services to Youtube under “Kol Ami Synagogue Tucson.” Youtube is a great way to view the services on your home smart TV.

  • Facebook

    We also livestream our services on Facebook Live. Join us here and comment along as the service goes. A Facebook account may be required to view.

Mi Shebeirach and Kaddish Lists

An Updated Way to Share Mi Shebeirach Names

August 2026

The Mi Shebeirach prayer is an important part of our community, allowing us to come together in support and prayer for those who are seeking healing. We want to make sure this tradition continues in a meaningful way while also making it easier for our members to share names with our community.

Over time, our Mi Shebeirach list has grown significantly, and as part of preparing for this transition, we reviewed the list and removed some names to help ensure it remains current and meaningful. We recognize that we may not know everyone on the list or have the most up to date information, and we want to make sure we are honoring each person with care and intention.

The new online form will allow you to easily submit a name, provide the necessary details, and help us maintain an accurate prayer list. If you would like to add someone to the Mi Shebeirach list, please feel free to use the link below.

 Thank you for helping us continue this important tradition of offering prayers and support for healing.

Prayerbooks for Home Use