Worship Style Through worship and prayer, we are brought together into the one family that is the Jewish Family Congregation. Members of JFC and visitors alike love the informal, enthusiastic, participatory nature of our worship services. Mixing the traditional with the contemporary, our rabbi and cantor lead us in worship that is meaningful, uplifting and inspirational. Because English transliteration is available for virtually all the Hebrew prayers, Hebrew readers and non-readers alike feel comfortable fully participating in worship. Children are an important part of our religious services. They, along with the music, add to a truly uplifting and joyous worship experience. Celebrations of festivals such as Purim, Simchat Torah, and Chanukah are relished at Jewish Family Congregation. High Holy Days are particularly rich and meaningful. Enhanced by the JFC choir and the sheltering atmosphere of the large heated tent, about 600 individuals come together each year as a community to contemplate, atone, pray and renew ourselves.