"Raise the Roof" film presentation - Sunday, Sept. 26th 1-3:30 PM
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Join us for a presentation of the film "Raise the Roof", including a discussion led by artists/educators Rick and Laura Brown of Handshouse Studios. The Browns managed the reconstruction of the unique timber roof and bimah of a magnificent 18th Century Polish Synagogue, now in a museum in Poland.
You may attend in person, or via a remote link that will be sent later in the week.
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The holiday of Sukkot begins on Monday evening. At 6 PM on Monday, we will be decorating the Sukkah and shaking the lulav. Come, bring a picnic dinner if you would like.
To learn about Sukkot visit URJ Website
High Holidays 2021 (5782) will feature services held both In-Person and Live Streaming.
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PLEASE NOTE: We will have in-person Religious School, with masks required for all attendees, teachers and students.
Registration now includes new 8th Grade Program!
8th grade class will meet Sundays from 11:30 to 1 PM, beginning Oct. 3rd.
Please register now to help with planning!
We are now OPEN for in person services.
(Face masks required)
The following events are still being live-streamed using Zoom:
See our Streaming Services Page for Detailed Instructions on How to Join
- Friday Night Shabbat Services: Fridays at 7:30 pm or at 6:00 on the First Friday of the month
- Saturday Morning Torah Study (None in May/June): Saturdays at 10 am
- Meditation and Song for Calm in a Chaotic World: resuming in the fall!
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The building will be re-opening for most purposes in May. Religious school classes will remain virtual for the remainder of the school year. Face masks and social distancing will still be required while in the building. Stay safe and stay connected everyone.
Christine will typically be in the office on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM. Please check with her if you are planning to drop by. If you have questions or concerns, please contact Rabbi Kari Tuling: rabbi@kolhaverim.org or Christine: office@kolhaverim.org by email or phone: 860-633-3966. They may not be physically in the building, but they will be checking messages regularly.
If you are in need of gift cards, or an item from the Sisterhood Gift Shop, please contact Christine and she will make arrangements for pick up or delivery.
Shalom
Kol Haverim is a place where our community comes together to share our lives and to strive to make this world a better place.
We come here to learn, pray, celebrate and support each other with love and kindness.
Our ongoing mission is to create a vibrant, sacred congregation where each individual can feel at home and contribute his or her Jewish perspectives and personal talents to inspire us all.
שָׁלוֹם
