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The new month (Rosh Chodesh) of Elul begins this evening, ushering in the High Holy Day season. It is traditional to listen to the sound of the shofar each morning (except Shabbat) of Elul to wake us up to the work of Teshuvah. Here is one of the leaders of our High Holiday Shofar Chorus …
The 2020 General Election will be held on November 3. The current COVID 19 pandemic may make people wary of going to the polls to cast their vote. Voters are able to cast their vote by Absentee Ballot. Click here for more information or click here for the absentee ballot request form.
Always been curious about Judaism? Never paid attention in Hebrew school? Thinking about joining the Tribe? This class, using the Miller Program, is an open and engaging 18-week experience geared towards both Jews and non-Jews who want to learn more. Bring your questions and explore the wisdom, depth, and joy of Jewish living. The Miller …
As the Covid19 pandemic continues to cause pain in our community, you can help neighbors in need. You can give food and shelter to those in need with a donation to the Interfaith Council for Social Services, a long-time partner of the Kehillah in our acts of tzedakah. Local food banks report an increase of 35% in …
We hope this message from Rabbi Jen finds you safe and well in these uncertain times. Although we miss seeing everyone in person, it has been wonderful to see our community come together. As Tisha B’av and the High Holidays approach, we strive to turn any helplessness or despair into hope and healing. We hope …
Our staff is currently working remotely and we have minimal coverage in the office. All visitors are requested to schedule an appointment for in-person visits during this time period. All visitors and vendors must be screened by a Kehillah employee for COVID-19 prior to entering our facilities. Admittance to our preschool is restricted to teachers …
Thank you to Religion News Service and Yonat Shimron for preparing this piece on our beloved Torah scroll. And of course thank you to the wonderful Henry Fuchs. Read it here!
“Dear Friends, On April 19th we were fortunate to broadcast our community’s Yom HaShoah commemoration program on Zoom. It was an honor to feature child Holocaust survivor, Lex Silbiger. Lex spoke about his family’s brave escape from Holland in search of a safe haven. The talk included wonderful photographs and maps. We also presented awards to …
The J.Fed at the Levin JCC is hosting a Yom HaZikaron Ceremony on Monday April 27 at 7:00pm. Zoom info to come in our weekly announcements! Click here for a link to the calendar posting.