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at the next Adult Meeting and
Sunday School
Sunday June 3, 9:15am -
noon
765
Concord Ave Cambridge
Our last adult service of
the year is followed by Sunday school graduation, a beautiful ceremony
created by parents and students. The seventh grade graduates will
present the projects they have worked on this year. There will be
end of the year festivities followed by a potluck lunch. All are
invited to celebrate the graduates and a great year at KB.
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Upcoming Pot Luck Meals
Join us for conversation and
socializing. Meet fellow KB members
in an informal and friendly environment.
May 19 at 6:30 pm
Potluck brunch at the home
of Ellen Sugarman and Paul Rickter in Belmont. Adults and teens
welcome. RSVP to Ellen
to
say what you are bringing and for directions.
June 9 at 6:00 pm
Family potluck dinner at
the home of Sara Laschever, Tim Riley, and their son Adam in
Concord. RSVP to Sara to
say what you are bringing and for directions.
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VISITORS
AND
PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS:
- Shari Gelberis
our prospective member contact. You can email her
or phone her at 617-969-4596.
- We
invite you to attend our services and activities. Please
check our calendar
for information about upcoming events.
- Children
are welcome to visit our Sunday
School. Please contact the principal, Sandra Mayo, to
make arrangements.
- Read
more about
our congregation and what we do.
- Interested
in knowing more about
Humanistic Judaism? Take a look at this frequently
asked questions page maintained by Dennis Geller, who is a Humanist
madrikh.
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Bar-Bat Mitzvah Class
Sunday June 3, 12:30 pm
This class is looely designed for parents and kids in 4-6 grade, but is
open to anyone, regardless of ages or grades.
This
is an interactive class; part of the time parents and kids will be
together and part of the time they will be split into their own
groupings. Parents are welcome to attend with or without their
children. The purpose of the class is to learn more about a
bar-bat mitzvah process in general, and to learn more about a KB-style
bar-bat mitzvah in particular. We will look at ways of making a
bar-bat mitzvah personal and relevant to each child and his/her family,
and of making it something that is meaningful, manageable, and not too
overwhelming. In addition to looking at the beginning stages of
bar-bat mitzvah planning, this class will help families decide if a
bar-bat mitzvah is something they feel is right for them.
Please note: this is one of the very few KB activities that is open to
members only. There is no charge for the class, but pre-registration
is
required; email Renee Lubowich.
Lunch will be provided. We will arrange childcare for
younger children upon request. Registration deadline is May 27.
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Boston Jewish History Bike Ride
Sunday June 10, 10 am - 4 pm
From the turn of the 20th Century into the 1960’s, the largest Jewish
community in New England was located in Roxbury, Dorchester, and
Mattapan. Come join us as we explore the Jewish history of those
neighborhoods. The ride is about 12 miles and most of it is
pretty flat and level (although we will climb over the top of Elm
Hill). We’ll stop for a picnic lunch, so bring something to
eat.
Meet at the Giraffe entrance to the Franklin Park Zoo (the corner of
Pierpont and Playstead roads, near Seaver Street across from Schoolboy
Stadium). Helmets required. Steady rain cancels. For
more information, contact Dick Bauer.
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New and Noteworthy
You can now join KB electronically, via paypal. Go to our membership page for
details.
Our bulletin
summarizes upcoming events; the most recent issue is for May.
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