Please join KB for a virtual Winter Weekend! Like last year, there will be several breakout rooms with games, conversation, and general schmoozing. Possible activities include hanging out in the main room, Boggle, Scattergories, Codenames,[...]

The Executive Committee is Kahal B’raira’s leadership and coordinating body. It includes the president, vice-president, treasurer, secretary, members-at-large, Sunday school chair and representative to the Society for Humanistic Judaism. Meetings are open to all KB[...]

Sponsored by Hebrew College and hosted by the Cambridge Collaborative: Congregation Eitz Chayim, Tremont Street Shul and Kahal B’raira. Thursdays, 7:15-8:45 pm, 10 Sessions Location: Zoom Cost: $180; some financial aid available Register: https://tinyurl.com/ja4h8pk2 Part[...]

Join us on Zoom for this community gathering. For our program, we will hear from Dr. Atyia Martin. Closer to Ourselves, Closer to Nature During our time together, Dr. Atyia Martin will explore the connection between[...]

Our Sunday school curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, ethics, history, and culture. We welcome students and families from all backgrounds, including LGBTQ+, interfaith, and intercultural families. Visitors are welcome! For more info, please email Sophia Brion-Meisels, our school director,[...]

KB members are invited to join our book group where we will learn together through reading, self-reflection, and discussion. We will read both non-fiction and fiction (current and historical fiction) and will also share online resources with each[...]

Organized by the National Council of Jewish Women, Repro Shabbat is an opportunity for congregations, organizations, and communities to celebrate the critical importance of reproductive health access, reproductive rights, and reproductive justice, and to learn[...]

Join Kahal B’raira for a Community Gathering, featuring a service, time to schmooze, and an educational or cultural program. Our favorite Artist-turned-Rabbi, David Berkman, returns to KB to lead us through an exploration of Marc[...]

Our Sunday school curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, ethics, history, and culture. We welcome students and families from all backgrounds, including LGBTQ+, interfaith, and intercultural families. Visitors are welcome! For more info, please email Sophia Brion-Meisels, our school director,[...]

KB members are invited to join our book group where we will learn together through reading, self-reflection, and discussion. We will read both non-fiction and fiction (current and historical fiction) and will also share online resources with each[...]