What's Going on@KSS? Read: This Week@Kehillath Shalom
We are In-Person! And also on Zoom...
Click below for link.
One link, One Meeting ID#, for Nearly ALL KSS meetings!
Meeting ID#: 882 6522 6225 Password: 046425
or by Phone: 1 646 558 8656
or click this link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88265226225?pwd=M0ZVcHlRWEZjeElod1VNajJ6UlNzUT09
Meeting ID#: 882 6522 6225 Password: 046425
or by Phone: 1 646 558 8656
or click this link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88265226225?pwd=M0ZVcHlRWEZjeElod1VNajJ6UlNzUT09
Kehillath Shalom Synagogue
welcomes you!
Kehillath Shalom is a young, evolving congregation, part of a dynamic movement that defines Judaism as more than a religion.
For us it is a civilization encompassing history, literature, art and language. We are respectful of traditional Jewish practice, but also open to new interpretations and forms of religious expression.
We are a congregation that is representative of the community in which we live - young families, mature couples, singles, interfaith couples, LGBTQIA folx, individuals with diverse backgrounds of religious observance and Jewish knowledge, people from many walks of life. Kehillath Shalom prides itself on integrating this mix of people into an active, warm, spiritually invigorating Reconstructionist community.
Kehillath Shalom offers the warm intimacy of a small congregation with the diversity of educational, social, and ritual activities associated with a much larger synagogue. Kehillath Shalom encourages the full participation of interfaith couples in Jewish life through social and educational programs.
For us it is a civilization encompassing history, literature, art and language. We are respectful of traditional Jewish practice, but also open to new interpretations and forms of religious expression.
We are a congregation that is representative of the community in which we live - young families, mature couples, singles, interfaith couples, LGBTQIA folx, individuals with diverse backgrounds of religious observance and Jewish knowledge, people from many walks of life. Kehillath Shalom prides itself on integrating this mix of people into an active, warm, spiritually invigorating Reconstructionist community.
Kehillath Shalom offers the warm intimacy of a small congregation with the diversity of educational, social, and ritual activities associated with a much larger synagogue. Kehillath Shalom encourages the full participation of interfaith couples in Jewish life through social and educational programs.
You can find the most recent news of the shul here.
Here are some of the ways we invite members to participate:
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Worship
Our Ritual Committee works closely with the rabbi to develop programs that engage the spirit. We offer:
Torah School Our Torah school reflects the Reconstructionist concept that the Jewish people's experience of God, Torah, and peoplehood has changed and grown throughout history. Exploring Judaism (previously Adult Education) Our adult education takes many forms, from lively Torah discussion each Shabbat morning, to the more formal classes and seminars. Recent offerings have ranged from "Foundations of Reconstructionism," to "Tales of the Masters: Zen and Hasidic Sages." |
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Social Action
The Jewish tradition of progressive change through involvement is fostered by our vigorous Social Action Committee.
Caring Community
Our sages taught that all Israel has a responsibility one to the other. Through our Support Net we help each other with whatever skills or expertise we can offer. Some counsel others who, like themselves, must face the challenge of cancer; others babysit when someone is ailing with a temporary injury. In addition, we provide food, companionship or a minyan as needed.
The Jewish tradition of progressive change through involvement is fostered by our vigorous Social Action Committee.
Caring Community
Our sages taught that all Israel has a responsibility one to the other. Through our Support Net we help each other with whatever skills or expertise we can offer. Some counsel others who, like themselves, must face the challenge of cancer; others babysit when someone is ailing with a temporary injury. In addition, we provide food, companionship or a minyan as needed.
Support our little shul in the big woods today
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