Recording: March 3 KI Town Hall
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 Kiddush Boxes
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
Vaccinating our 65+ Community
The health and well-being of our community is always a top priority for KI. We are committed to helping our members and neighbors aged 65+ safely and easily receive their COVID-19 vaccinations immediately. Our goal is to not only help schedule appointments, but also pair with a companion/caregiver who will facilitate transportation and accompany themShabbat Sweets
Take in the words of Leann Shamash's new poem and watch Parsha Ponderings as Rabbinic Intern Talia Laster, Rabbi EBC, and Rabbi Hamilton discuss our relationship with, and responsibility to, Mitzvot. More from Leann Read Rabbi Hamilton's eDvarEmotional Expressiveness Series with Rabbi Hamilton
For the month of January, join Rabbi Hamilton for a weekly Torah portion insight to help us live with these challenging and important emotions. Each virtual session will run from Noon-12:20PM on Sundays. No registration required. All are welcome to join us via Zoom Topics will cover: Jan 10: DespairJan 17: FearJan 24: HopeJan 31:
Poems and Torah Learning with Leann Shamash
Personalizing biblical figures at prayer can be prove poignant in this season when we find ourselves immersed in our own prayers. Leann Shamash, a gifted Jewish educator whose daily presence at morning minyan has helped to shape a spiritually intimate setting, composes and shares unique and emotionally vivid Torah learning each Wednesday morning. Below isCelebrate Hanukkah With KI!
It’s time to virtually celebrate the Festival of Lights with KI! Our Hanukkah candle lighting will begin this Thursday at 7:00PM on Zoom just before Evening Minyan. Each night, a different household will lead the brachot, and together, we’ll share the Hanukkah light. If you’re looking for some learning during the holiday, next Monday’s Lighting &
Exploring Jewish Blessing with Rabbi EBC
On Wednesday, October 28 from 5:00-5:45PM, Rabbi Elizabeth Bonney-Cohen is leading a virtual session on Exploring Jewish Blessing. Blessings are a key part of Jewish ritual. They come in a few different formulas, and there is deep meaning within their structure. Come explore the power of Jewish blessing as we dive into a few together.
How To Register for In-person KI Events and Services
KI is excited to roll out a more efficient way to register for in-person events and services. Simply navigate to our calendar, click on the event or service you're interested in, and select “go to event.” That action will take you to our registration form, where you will complete your information and/or log in to your account. Below, youUpdate: COVID-19 Safety Committee
Over the past months, relatively low rates of COVID-19 in our local communities have helped us safely engage in an increasing amount of on campus activity and have fostered a culture in which we are accustomed to increasing activity on campus. However, community rates of COVID-19 are now rising. The 384 Campus Medical Advisory Group