Kehillah offers a variety of ways to learn and evolve.
From text study to cultural programs, lectures with leading scholars to lessons on ritual leadership, Kehillah presents many opportunities for learning and connection. Have an idea for a program? Email Rabbi Solomon at rabbisolomon@kehillahsynagogue.org
Upcoming programs:
Kehillah Book Club
All are welcome! Contact Carol Horvitz Nutt to RSVP.
- Thursday, October 10/8, 7 pm. Book: The Color of Love (2020) by Marra Gad. Discussant: Joy Kasson.
- Thursday, November 11/19, 7 pm. Book: On Both Sides of the Wall: A Resistance
Fighter’s Firsthand Account of the Warsaw Ghetto. (2026 translation by Steven Meed) (2026) by Vladka Meed. Discussants: Jessica Mead and Steven Meed - Thursday, January 1/21, 7 pm. Book: Here Where We Live is Our Country: The
Story of the Jewish Bund (2026) by Molly Crabapple. Discussant: Keith Luria
Yom Kippur Liturgy Study with Rabbi Solomon
Friday, September 18, 5:30pm
As a prelude to our Friday night Shabbat Shuvah service, we’ll explore highlights of the Yom Kippur liturgy to help prepare us for the holiday.
Jewish Values and the Promise of Democracy with Rabbi Jen
Sunday, October 25, 11:30am-1:00pm
At a time when democracy and democratic norms face growing challenges, this session explores the intersection of Jewish and Democratic values. Through the Declaration of Independence, Torah, and Mishnah, participants will examine the enduring idea that every human being possesses inherent dignity and equal worth, and consider what Jewish tradition teaches about our responsibility to uphold these democratic ideals.
Democratic Social Movements in Israeli Society
Five-session course with Professors Shai Ginsburg and Michele Rivkin-Fish
Sundays 10:00am-11:30am on 11/8, 11/22, 12/13, 1/31, 2/21
Participants will be provided access to films on Israeli society to watch at home and asked to come prepared to discuss them. Some short readings will also be available. More info and registration will be available soon!