4.15 – BINGO, 7:30 via Zoom
4.15 – New Lunch and Learn - via Zoom 4.16&4.17 – Kabbalat Shabbat Service/Study & Service (Yom HaAtzma’ut celebration) – w/b’nai mitzvah participation 4.18 – Bagels and Books, 10am THE THIRD DAUGHTER — TALIA CARNER 4.18 - B’nai mitzvah family program
April 7 – Yom HaShoah Community Commemoration, 7:30 4.9/10 – Candlelighting/Study and Service 4.11 – Rosh Chodesh Group, 9:30am One link, One Meeting ID#, for 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
4.2 – Candlelighting 4.3 - Shabbat & Festival Service (7th/last day of Passover) One link, One Meeting ID#, for 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
3.26/27 – No Service 3.28 – Community Seder, 6:30pm 3.31 – Yoga for Passover, 7:30 pm One link, One Meeting ID#, for 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
3.18 – Bingo, 7:30 3.19 – Friday Night Service, Passover Theme 3.20 – Meditation Walk at Uplands 3.21 – B&B with Israel Forum One link, One Meeting ID#, for 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
3.12/13 – Candlelighting/Torah Study and Service 3.14 – Rosh Chodesh, 9:30am One link, One Meeting ID#, for 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   I'll make soup and challah rolls, you'll pick them up (delivery possible if it's hard for you to get out), and we'll enjoy it together on Zoom. This month's soup: Moroccan Vegetable Stew. PLEASE TAKE ME UP ON THIS! I WANT TO COOK FOR YOU! RSVP by Wednesday, 11.4.    Coffee Talk: Tuesdays at 2 Gather to Check In, Socialize, See Your Friends. No Agenda, Just Chat      Info and Registration here. Kristallnacht Observances Monday, November 9, 2020 On November 9–10, 1938, Nazi leaders unleashed a series of pogroms against the Jewish population in Germany and recently incorporated territories. This event came to be called Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass) because of the shattered glass that littered the streets after the vandalism and destruction of Jewish-owned businesses, synagogues, and homes. Learn more here. Suffolk Y JCC: 2:00pm A conversation with Stephen Glantz, author of “Clara’s War: One Girl's Story of Survival”. Click here to register. Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center KEEP THE LIGHT ON Global Campaign Pledge to Keep the Light On in your home (we'll keep the light on at KSS) on the night of November 9th. Together, we will unite the world by shining light over the darkness of hate! Enter your pledge by visiting www.motl.org/let-there-be-light. Join The Jewish Agency for Israel and UJA-Federation of New York to learn about Sigd, an ancient Jewish holiday that has been observed for centuries by the Beit Israel – Jewish Ethiopian – community.  SIGD SALON
The New York Shlichim Delegation invites you to host a virtual Sigd Salon with Israelis of Ethiopian origins, volunteers from the “Story of a Journey” program. These new intimate salons will connect you in a personal and meaningful way to this special holiday. If you would like to host a virtual Salon, contact Harel, harelf@jafi.org. SIGD LIMMIND Learn about the history, traditions, and cultural meanings of the holiday at this virtual event. Wednesday, November 11, 12pm • Register Wednesday, November 11, 7pm • Register SIGD: RENEWAL UNITY Enjoy a virtual conversation with Qes Efraim Lawi, the Rabbi of Karmiel Beit Yisrael community. Thursday, November 12, 12pm • Register Thursday, November 12, 7pm • Register  Dear KSS community, Just a quick check in from your tech Gabbai (hey, it’s 2020 and this is a thing!) Friday night begins our Rosh Hashanah services. ALL the LINKS can be found at: MyKSS.org/HH Just read carefully to find the right link. We tried (we really did) to make everything one link; it just wasn’t doable. But everything you need can be found on that page, from the links for Zoom to the PDF of the Machzor. On Friday, September 18 at noon, I’ll be available for tech consultation. We’re doing a practice run so, if you have concerns or questions (or just want to say Hi!) go to MyKSS.org/HH and click the link for "Communal Events and Services”. On Friday night, we’ll see you for Erev Services at 7:30pm. On Saturday morning at 10am, for those that want to schmooze and say hi, the “Lobby” will be available. There you can talk and interact with each other. This will be your chance to chat, because during services, everyone will be muted for the majority of the time. Saturday at 10:30, we’ll begin Rosh Hashanah Services. You’ll begin in the waiting room. It would be most helpful if your full name (first and last) was on your Zoom account; this will help me to identify you and keep trolls away from our sacred celebrations. If you need help with this, try here, or join us on Friday at noon for the practice run. (See directions above) One at a time you’ll be admitted to services. Please be patient – I have no idea how long this will take us (it’s our first time, too!) Once in Services, you’ll be muted. PLEASE STAY MUTED unless otherwise directed. Note if you have an aliyah: the Tech Gabbai – Deborah will send you a private chat letting you know when your speaking part is coming up, and follow up with a “request to unmute”. When it’s your turn, Rabbi Lina will call your name. YOU WILL HAVE TO UNMUTE YOURSELF. (Again, we tried to do this differently, but Zoom won’t let us – at least not at the time of typing this.)
 Morning Gathering: Tuesday - Friday at 8 am Tuesdays and Thursdays are more prayerful; Wednesdays and Fridays are more meditative. Establish a strong, centered, calm foundation for the day. Coffee Talk: Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2 Gather to Check In, Socialize, See Your Friends. No Agenda, Just Chat    Saturday, 8.1 at 10&11:15 am Come for Torah Study, Service or Both! Learn, study, share, pray. - and sing! SUPPLIES FOR SUCCESSUJA-Federation of New York is working to ensure that children throughout New York are preparing for school with the tools they need to succeed. Last year, we provided backpacks filled with school supplies to more than 6,000 disadvantaged children through our partners and other nonprofits.
With your support, together we can help even more. Every $25 donation can fill a backpack for one child. Funds will go directly to Supplies for Success, a UJA partner, to ensure the backpacks are delivered to the most vulnerable children. A gift of $360 can provide backpacks for an entire class. A gift of $1,800 can sponsor an entire grade! Every child deserves a shot at success. Help level the playing field. Donate here. Morning Gathering: Tuesday - Friday at 8 am Tuesdays and Thursdays are more prayerful; Wednesdays and Fridays are more meditative. Establish a strong, centered, calm foundation for the day.  This week, a powerful and devastating story of friendship. Texts here. Coffee Talk: Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2 Gather to Check In, Socialize, See Your Friends. No Agenda, Just Chat  Saturday at 10&11:15 am Come for Torah Study, Service or Both! Learn, study, share, pray. - and sing!  Torah School Program! Sunday, July 19 at 6 pm Keeping Up with the Steins, in which a 13-year-old boy uses his upcoming bar mitzvah to reconcile the strained relationship between his father and grandfather. We'll all watch together (in our own homes, on our own devices) and then join together on zoom at 7:40 to discuss. Available on PrimeVideo, Hulu, Vudu, iTunes, and will be screening on CineMAX this weekend.  Wednesday, July 22@7:30 pm The month of Av recalls both destruction and rising from the ashes. Sometimes, endings lead to something new and beautiful. We will explore these in our own lives and - possibly - create art using broken pieces to make something whole.   The Huntington Anti- Bias Task Force is seeking donations large and small to help fund the production costs of lawn signs with the image above that will be distributed to places of worship, schools, parks and private homes. Donations from individuals or organizations are welcome. The signs are $10 each. Please consider buying one for yourself and one or more to donate for display throughout the town of Huntington. Checks can be made out to : ‘Huntington Human Services Institute’. In the memo of the check write: ‘Lawn Signs, HABTF’. If you would like your donation to include a sign for yourself as well, please let us know that on a note with your check along with your contact information so we can let you know when they are in. Mail checks to: Town of Huntington Human Services Department- room 207 100 Main Street Huntington, NY 11743. SUPPLIES FOR SUCCESS
UJA-Federation of New York is working to ensure that children throughout New York are preparing for school with the tools they need to succeed. Last year, we provided backpacks filled with school supplies to more than 6,000 disadvantaged children through our partners and other nonprofits. With your support, together we can help even more. Every $25 donation can fill a backpack for one child. Funds will go directly to Supplies for Success, a UJA partner, to ensure the backpacks are delivered to the most vulnerable children. A gift of $360 can provide backpacks for an entire class. A gift of $1,800 can sponsor an entire grade! Every child deserves a shot at success. Help level the playing field. Donate here. |
