Yom Kippur – We reflect on the year past and the year ahead. This service is family friendly, and meaningful for all ages. It is filled with music and meaningful ideas and a short talk by Gretchen Brion-Meisels, KB member and part of our Sunday school faculty. We have a refreshing view of Jewish tradition and we do it in a way that is accessible to all. We warmly welcome you to celebrate with us. Register HERE.
Yom Kippur is a day for reflection and thought. Join us for our mid-day service with singing and thoughtful humanistic liturgy. All of the songs are niggunim (wordless melodies) which are easy to sing and give a contemplative mood. KB Member, Josh Katofsky, will share reflections followed by discussion. Register HERE.
Conclude Yom Kippur, our day of reflection and renewal. In this short service, we conclude our special day by committing ourselves to a better year and a better world. Hear the blast of the shofar, one more time, as a symbol of our commitment to change in the year ahead. If you like, prepare a meal before hand to break your fast after the service. The service includes blessing over the bread and wine. Register HERE.
Welcome back! Join us for the start of a new year.
What has it meant to be Jewish in a nation preoccupied with the categories of black and white? Join historian Eric Goldstein, author of The Price of Whiteness, as he shares an overview of the uneasy place Jews have held in America’s racial culture. Dr. Goldstein will trace the often tumultuous encounter with race, from the 1870s through to WWII, when Jews became vested as part of America’s white mainstream. He will also discuss how these issues have shaped the relationship between Jews and African Americans, from the 19th century through contemporary movements for racial justice. A Q & A with Dr. Goldstein will follow his talk.
Adult Gathering and Service & Sunday School
Adult Gathering and Service & Sunday School
Adult Gathering and Service & Sunday School
Chanukah Celebration
Adult Gathering and Service & Sunday School