As this isolating time wears on, and the cold and snow have set in, it seems like a good time to start another round of the very successful KI Phone Tree we did last spring. To get started, please log in to the calendar via Lotsa Helping Hands. After logging in and letting us know
Jill Altshuler (VP At-Large), Richard Weinstein (VP Communications), Gordon Bennett (President), and Barnet Kessel (Executive Director) presented the KI survey results and discussed action steps taken.
KI was honored to host a COVID-19 vaccination clinic for Holocaust survivors in our community! We’re sending much gratitude to Rabbi Danielle Eskow, Dr. Marisa Tieger, and Dr. Justin Holtzman for partnering with us to make this sacred day a reality. Our efforts were featured in national and local outlets, which you read by hitting
KI offers boxed Kiddush lunches to community members each week following Shabbat services. Please find us after services in the Garden to pick up a lunch! If you’d like to be added to our delivery list, and you live in Brookline or a neighboring town, please contact the office by Friday at Noon. If you’d like to volunteer
Save the Date: Wednesday, March 3, 7:30PM on Zoom Join Jill Altshuler (VP At-Large), Richard Weinstein (VP Communications), Gordon Bennett (President), and Barnet Kessel (Executive Director) as we present the survey results, discuss action steps taken, and provide a forum for further community feedback. Come share your voice with us!
On Thursday, February 11 at 8:00PM, we invite you into our virtual living room to learn about Base BSTN’s unique model of engagement, the national movement behind it, and how KI with Rabbi Elizabeth and Matt Bonney-Cohen are leading the way in synagogue innovation. We’ll be joined by Base’s Co-Founder and Executive Director, Faith Leener,
KI READS, KI’s monthly book club, continues on Tuesday, February 16 at 7:30PM! This month, we’re reading Inheritance: A Memoir of Genealogy, Paternity and Love By Dani Shapiro Inheritance explores Shapiro’s identity in relationship to her memory, family history, biology, and experience. And it essentially asks the question: What makes us who we are? We will provide