Author: Craig Byer

Daily Letter 364: Persistence

One part originality. Nine parts persistence. This is how Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks described our people’s uncanny capacity to survive, indeed to flourish, through our first-4000 years. One of the most powerful examples of persistence is the weekly Newton Center gathering every Sunday morning at 11 am. It’s part of an international network that brings fresh weekly
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Shabbat with Rabbi Yitz and Blu Greenberg

Friday, November 22, 6:45PM Dinner (following KICKS) and Saturday, November 23 Special Shabbat with Rabbi Yitz and Blu Greenberg REGISTER for Shabbat Dinner in Room m8 | ZOOM Link for Online Join us in welcoming Yitz and Blu as they share their personal reflections of life post October 7th. Dinner includes wine, juice, challah, and
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A Look on High: The High Holy Day Liturgy and What It Means to Us

Tuesdays in September: 10, 17, and 24 – at KI and Online KI is pleased to welcome back rabbinical student Yael Marans for a fall learning series on High Holidays liturgy. All are welcome to join us for a trio of sessions. No registration required. Tuesday, September 10 Unpacking Avinu Malkeinu: What We Call God and

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Dutch Jewry: A Modern Tale of Culture, Freedom and Immigration

Dutch Jewry: A Modern Tale of Culture, Freedom and Immigration Lecture featuring Dr. Bruno Chavez Thursday, September, 12 at 6:00PM in KI Library – RSVP Here KI is honored to welcome Dr. Bruno Chavez for a discussion about Dutch Jewry. Dr Chavez holds a PhD from Hebrew University, and has collaborated on research publications with

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