A live jam session — guitars, drums, voices together —
singing the one only song the Torah says will last when Moshiach comes.
Weekly, Monthly gatherings in Jerusalem & the Judean Hills
The avodah of hodayah & shira — as it was and should be soon in the Beit HaMikdash (bimhayra v’yamanu)
Shulchan Aruch · Orach Chaim 51:9
חוּץ מִמִּזְמוֹר לְתוֹדָה שֶׁאֵינוֹ בָּטֵל לְעוֹלָם
Maran, Rav Yosef Karo · Shulchan Aruch, Orach Chaim 51:9
“One should say Mizmor L’Todah with song —
for all songs are destined to be nullified —
even after the Geula —
except for Mizmor L’Todah, which will never be nullified.”
Moshe Rabbanu wrote Mizmor l’Todah – and guides us to connect to Hashem.
Quite amazing that every other song falls away after Mashiach comes — except for Mizmor L’Todah which alone endures. The Mizmor L’Todah Kumzitz — singing together, with the great melodies of kedushah, at the places where song rises most naturally toward Heaven – focusing on the essence of life – hakarat hatov.
The Avudraham explains that Mizmor LeTodah is recited at the opening of Pesukei DeZimra because it corresponds to the second statement of Creation — yehi or, “Let there be light.” All of mankind must thank Hashem each day for the gift of light and for our very existence.
Tehillim · Chapter 100 · מזמור לתודה
Written by Moshe Rabbeinu · רַבִּי תַּנְחוּמָא אָמַר רֵישׁ לָקִישׁ · Yerushalmi Shevuot 1:8
An Experience Most Have Never Had
A Moment of True
Connection
Guitars. Drums. Voices rising under an open sky. This is tefillah the way it was meant to feel — not rushed, not mumbled, but alive. Mizmor LeTodah is the avodah of hodayah and shira, the very heart of what was sung in the Beit HaMikdash. Most people have never once experienced it with full voice and full intention. We create that moment — for you, for your group, for your soul.
hundreds of times — and never truly sung it.
This is your invitation to experience it
the way it was meant to be felt.
Psalm 100 · Tehillim
Written by
Moshe Rabbeinu
“All korbanos will be nullified in the future — except the Korban Todah. All prayers will be nullified — except Mizmor L’Todah.”
Talmud Yerushalmi · Shevuot 1:8Among all 150 psalms of Tehillim, Mizmor LeTodah — Psalm 100 — holds a singular place. The Midrash Shocher Tov teaches that when Moshe Rabbeinu learned about the mitzvot of vidui and teshuvah, he was so moved that he composed Psalm 100 — Mizmor LeTodah — as an expression of that gratitude and recognition before Hashem.
Two Sacred Locations
Where We Sing
The gathering takes place at two very different locations — each with its own character, the same avodah.
Accessible from Jaffa Gate or Zion Gate
At the threshold of Kever David HaMelech, the stones of Jerusalem have heard millennia of song. When we sing Mizmor LeTodah here, we are joining a chorus that has never stopped. The night air, the candles, the Old City walls — everything conspires to open the heart and fulfill the chiyuv.
Get Directions →On the rocky hillside of the Judean hills — dirt underfoot, stars overhead, the smell of earth and pine — the same psalm takes on a completely different dimension. No walls. No ceiling. Just the words of Moshe Rabbeinu rising into the night sky. “His people, the flock He tends.” You feel it differently out there.
Register for Directions →Upcoming Gatherings
When We Sing
Questions & Answers
What to Expect
Come Fulfill the Chiyuv
Join the Gathering
Register and we’ll send you the schedule, directions, and what to expect. For hillside events, exact location is shared with registered participants only. All backgrounds welcome — bring only a voice and a heart.
Public gatherings are free to attend · Private & group sessions — contact us to arrange