Join us for a staged reading, along with musical accompaniment, of “To Fill”-a fictional short story about the intimate and intergenerational effects of the Holocaust upon a family. Written by Jane Buchbinder, “To Fill” will be performed by members of the KB congregation, Aliza Kopans, Sara Laschever, David Meshoulam and Zach Mayer.  A Q & A with the author and performers will follow.

Visitors Welcome.

Join us for our Open House Sunday.  Experience what KB Sundays are like. Families with children are welcome to visit classrooms, meet teachers and attend a parent information session. Adults without children will enjoy coffee hour, meeting members, participating in a service and adult program.  There is a featured adult program at most KB Sunday’s.   They include engaging speakers, art, theatre, music.  This Sunday we will have a panel of speakers about the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement which is focussed on Israel and has stirred a lot of controversy in the Jewish community.  Come learn with us. RSVP or more information info@kahalbraira.org

Its an Open House Sunday.  Come to experience a KB morning with adult service and program and children’s school.  Families with children are welcome to visit classrooms, meet teachers and attend a parent information session.

During the adult program, we will learn about the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement which focusses on Israel and has provoked strong differing views in the Jewish community.  Our presenters are a panel of members from Congregation Dorshei Tzedek who will provide background and context for more understanding of the situation.  RSVP info@kahalbraira.org

Read the Humanistic story of Passover, perform the ceremonies, sing and enjoy a holiday meal in a friendly community setting.  Appropriate for all ages and all levels of Jewish experience.  Advance registration is required.  Register HERE.  For more information, info@kahalbraira.org

Visitors Welcome

The Society for Humanistic Judaism, KB’s parent organization is celebrating its 50th Anniversary.  There will be a weekend of speakers, workshops, entertainment and celebration in the location where the SHJ was founded – Detroit, Michigan.   All are welcome.

For more information and registration click HERE.

Join us for our moving and beautiful Holocaust Memorial Service.  It includes readings, music, and poetry and combines the spirit of resilience and the determination of Never Again.  Our speaker is Jack Trompeter, a holocaust survivor.  All are welcome to attend.

Join us for a humanistic Jewish service.  KB members and visitors are welcome to attend our short but important annual meeting where we affirm our structure for another year.   We will also have an interactive program for part of the morning and there will be Sunday school.  Visitors always welcome.

Join us for a morning of farming at Gaining Ground Farm.  Gaining Ground is a non-profit organic farm in Concord that operates with the help of community volunteers, and donates all its produce to local food pantries, shelters and meal programs.  A typical volunteering session may include planting vegetables, weeding, mulching or clearing the fields.  This event is open to adults and kids age 5+.  The activity is wheelchair accessible.  Space is limited!  Reserve info@kahalbraira.org

We will hear from our school children about what they have learned and they will lead our humanistic Jewish service filled with singing.  At the end of the morning, enjoy a potluck and hang out on the back patio for as long as you like.