Tipping Points meet Turning Points: Rabbi Hamilton 5782 Sermon
Tipping Points meet Turning Points Why is Rosh Hashanah’s central Torah story the Binding of Isaac? Most of you will correctly point out that this is where the Shofar comes from. The call from the horn of the ram offered in place of Isaac continues to awaken our return in this season. But this year,
KI Spotlight: Talia Laster
We’re blessed to have Talia Laster as our Rabbinic Intern at KI! Get to know her in the video below! For more KI Spotlights, watch out playlist below! Make sure you toggle the three bars to see them all!
Food Collection to Benefit JF&CS’ Family Table
JF&CS’ Family Table serves more than 100 towns across Greater Boston, the North Shore, and the South Area. Currently, Family Table is helping more than 500 families each month with groceries and connections to other services. Please help KI donate at least 82 bags of critically-needed items as we begin 5782. Critical items include canned salmon, whole grain crackers,
Welcoming 5782 with KI
Shana tova! We're wishing a sweet, healthy, and nourishing year ahead to you and yours! Traditionally, KI has held two services. In this second year of COVID-affected services, we have once again adapted, as we strive to create a welcoming and safe space for worship. To help meet the needs of our growing community, we’llAre You Prepared Security Training Series
We're excited to offer a four-part security training at KI beginning this Thursday (September 2) at 7:00PM courtesy of the Brookline Police Department and CJP. Masks will be required. Please consider signing up to train to become a member of the Shomrim (watchers). Shomrim provide critical support for the Campus on Shabbat, both supplementing and complementing policeTen Days, Ten Questions with KI
At the conclusion of Morning Minyan, beginning at Selichot, we will welcome spiritual nourishment in the form of High Holy Day Higher Purpose Questions. We will surface these questions and answer them as we begin our day together. The ten questions (and more) to think about are: 1. Think about something small that brings you
What’s Next for KI Next: Town Hall
Board member Jeffrey Lorch and KI President Gordon Bennett welcome you to a virtual, community-wide Town Hall on Thursday, September 9 at 7:30PM. We look forward to gathering community feedback on the KI Next vision to develop a re-informed strategic plan. ZOOM LINK TO JOINBelonging@KI: 2021-2022
Dear Members of our KI Family, We hope this note finds you and yours well. Even as times remain trying for our people and for our post-COVID recovery, we look forward to turning a corner this summer in order to enter the Jewish New Year with fresh purpose. It’s been a year in which demands
KI Repurposes Kiddush: Thousands of meals and moments shared
As soon as the pandemic forced buildings to close their doors, a KI leader suggested that we ask Catering By Andrew to repackage KI’s kiddush lunch so it could be distributed individually, and hand it out in the garden. “And so a new initiative was born” recalls KI’s Jennie Roffman. The Kiddush Lunch distribution and