Base BSTN and Repair the World Boston are teaming up for a hands-on look at food justice and an opportunity to be of service to the Boston community. We’ll meet monthly to volunteer at different organizations around town working to combat food injustice. While on site, we’ll also do some learning together about what Judaism
Due to inclement weather, our friend Hazzan (Rav) Scott Sokol will not be able to join us for Shabbat. He did, however, share with us his Dvar on Parashat Bo, which you can read in full here.
In an effort to bring people together when many feel isolated and anxious, we have created a “KI Community” WhatsApp group! If you would like to join the group, click here.
Rabbi Hamilton is excited to launch Reset Your Soul, a new mini-series offered as part of his ongoing Monday night learning class on Zoom. All are welcome to join at 7:30PM for the next three weeks for some spiritual nourishment. Here is the full list of our sessions together: ◾ Spiritual Kindling, January 3 ◾ Why talking to
Food Packing for Greater Boston Food Bank (in-person)Monday, January 17 at 11:00AM Base BSTN and Repair the World Boston are teaming up for a chance to serve our community this MLK weekend. We’ll be packing food to be donated to the Greater Boston Food Bank (GBFB), the largest hunger-relief organization in New England. Their goal is
From our community menorah lighting to the gelt drop, thank you to everyone who joined us at KI yesterday for our Hanukkah celebration! We hope you and yours had a fun-filled festival of lights!
One of the highlights of Hanukkah was recording our newest episode of the Amenable Ideas podcast. The time, the guest was former New England Patriots wide receiver, Julian Edelman, and his father, Frank. Together, they discussed their Jewish journey and identity, pride for the State of Israel and Julian’s trip with CJP, learning with Rabbi Hamilton,
Dear Members of our KI Family, I reconnected with an old friend from Chicago last week who was curious about how we’ve been managing throughout the pandemic. “Has your congregation been able to stay afloat?” he asked. “Actually” I replied, “our communal prayer-life has grown a lot since March of 2020.” I described how we
Save the date for Shabbat Honors on Saturday, December 11! KI would like to recognize the dedication and hard work of Eric Brass, Larry Cohen and Susan Worst, Shari Lecker, Jennie and Ian Roffman, Jonathan Slutzman, and Bruce Weinstock! Their efforts during the past 20 months have sustained the fabric of our community throughout this
Mark your calendars for Sunday, December 5 to celebrate Chanukah with the KI Teens. We will be having a teen candlelighting with food and celebration! More information and registration link to come soon!