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For an engaging, warm options trading how to welcome to the Jewish new year, join Kol Ami at a musically rich and joyous Rosh Hashanah and a heartfelt and uplifting Yom Kippur. We will pray, sing, meditate, learn, and discuss as we take this annual "soul cleanse" together. Services will be led by Rabbi Gilah Langner and Kol Ami lay leaders. If you are new to town or coming back to Judaism, we invite you to travel this journey with us and return to your deepest self. To register, please complete the form.
Page last modified: 08/28/2015
Sukkot Celebration at the Sklarews
Please learning options trading join us at the Sklarews' home for a sukkah-raising, family-friendly Sukkot service and vegetarian (labeled "fish" dishes are OK too) potluck in our community's sukkah! JCEP students will participate in lieu of classes, and their families are strongly encouraged to attend. All Kol Ami members and guests are welcome to attend, too. The Sklarews can send directions if you need them.
Please RSVP at www.SignUpGenius.com/go/805084BA4A92A1-september with your participation and potluck contribution:
Sukkah-raising options trading guide from 3:30-5
Service from 5-5:45
Potluck from 5:45-6:45
Simchat Torah led by Rabbi Leila Gal Berner
Chapel
Ketuvim Class led by Marcel Infeld
Why do bad things happen to good people? It is remarkable that our sages addressed this issue some 2,500 years ago and wrote a whole book about it, the book of 'Job.'
We covered the first half of the book last month, where Job complains bitterly about his suffering and asks God to explain Himself. Job's friends defend God and condemn Job.
In this session, we study the second half of the book, chapters 22-24, where God responds to Job, Job apologizes (or does he?), but God criticizes Job's friends. Who is right? Whose side is ther writer on?
Read the text in advance and join the conversation. We meet in the Board Room.
JCEP
Kabbalat Shabbat Service
Activity
Room
Steering Committee Meeting
Board Room
JCEP
Shabbat Service led by Herb Cooper-Levy
The service will be in the Activity Room.
Reception for Potential Kol Ami Members
We are a welcoming, participatory, family-friendly and diverse Jewish community that offers Shabbat and holiday services throughout the year and education programs for children and adults. This is an ideal opportunity to meet members of our unique congregation.