Join members of the KICKS (KI Kabbalat Shabbat) community on Friday evening, December 16, for a home-hosted Shabbat dinner. We’re excited for this chance to get to know each other outside of KI! Dinners will follow KICKS services and start around 7:00/7:15PM. KICKS will begin at 5:30PM with Kabbalat Shabbat 🖊If you would like to
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tasteBook A Special Edition Sunday, Dec 13 10:30 in KI’s Library (also online) A conversation with Rabbi Hamilton and Adam Sandel on his timely and compelling new book Happiness In Action. Included among the subjects we’ll probe will be: Belonging, Uncertainty, and fresh ways to consider our kinship with Nature, Freedom, and how we spend our Time. Brookline
Kol Kahol – Melaveh Malkah Saturday, Jan. 14, 2023 at 7:30PM Sign up here | Zoom link to stream Join us in the chapel or via Zoom Motzei Shabbat in song, music, and communal singing as we transition from Shabbat and into the new week. Inspired by Hadar’s Rising Song Institute, we will be sharing new niggunim,
Community Shabbat Dinners Every Friday – 6:45PM | SIGN UP We warmly invite you to KI for Shabbat dinner every Friday evening! Walk-ins are welcome but registration strongly requested in order for KI to prepare accordingly. Come be with existing friends and meet met new ones as we launch this important community program! Suggested donation $18 per person
Join your community this fall as KI Rabbinic Intern Deborah Anstandig leads a new learning opportunity that dives into the mechanics and meaning of our rituals. November 17 – Torah Blessings December 1 – Shabbat Kiddush and blessings December 8 – Havdallah December 15 – Hanukkah Lighting All sessions will meet at 7:30PM in the
Thank you to everyone in our community who joined us for the High Holy Days at KI. We have linked the sermons and messages from our clergy and leadership below for your reading pleasure. Gordon Bennett, KI President Kol Nidre Rabbi Bill Hamilton Rosh Hashanah | Yom Kippur Rabbi David Starr Rosh Hashanah Day 1 | Rosh
When Does the Good Outweigh the Bad? Lessons from the TalmudFall Learning with Rabbi Talia LasterBegins November 2 at KI; 7:00-8:30PMFrom within one of the most troubling episodes of the Torah, the rabbis of the Talmud engage a basic human question: If I do bad things, can I still be thought of as a good person?