UPCOMING AT KOLOT
Saturday, January 28:
Shabbat service, led by Cantor Lisa B. Segal and cantorial student Rachel Brook,
D'var Torah from Brad Lander, Torah reading from Rabba Kaya Stern-Kaufman.
Followed by the first of two classes on preparing and delivering a d’var Torah, taught by Arthur Strimling and Trisha Arlin.
- 10 am: Breakfast
- 10:30 am: Service
- 12:45-ish: First of two classes on preparing and delivering a d’var Torah, taught by Arthur Strimling and Trisha Arlin. Free for Kolot members, $18 for one or $36 for two for non-members, bring a check payable to Kolot Chayeinu to this session
Thursday, February 2
10:00 am: Student Rabbi Scott Fox delivers his senior sermon at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, 1 West 4th Street, Manhattan. Service begins at 10 am. All Kolot members and friends are invited.
Friday, February 3
6:15 pm: Family Kabbalat Shabbat service, led by Aram Rubenstein Gillis with Rabbi Lippmann. Candle-lighting, kiddush and motzi plus songs, prayer, family reflections, and more.
Saturday, February 4
Shabbat service led by Rabbi Lippmann and Cantor Lisa B. Segal, followed by the second of two classes on preparing and delivering a d’var Torah, taught by Arthur Strimling and Trisha Arlin. AND Kolot K’tanim, the new monthly Shabbat and holidays program for ages 4 to first graders, starting with breakfast and signing, led by master teacher and theater expert Franny Silverman
- 10:00 am: Breakfast and singing for all who wish, led by Cantor Segal
- 10:30 am: Service
- 12 pm: Kolot K’tanim concludes
- 12:45 pm: Second of two classes on preparing and delivering a d’var Torah, taught by Arthur Strimling and Trisha Arlin.
Sunday, February 5
3 to 5 pm Sunday Salon: Dr. Sally Charnow introduces us to 20th century French Jewish playwright and thinker Edmund Fleg. Location TBA.
Shabbat Shalom!
FROM THE PRESIDENT: Kolot's Office, Job Opening and Two New Board Members
JOB POSTING: MANAGING DIRECTOR
From Diane Kirschner, Administrative Director:
As we make the move into our new office space and transition into this new year with January almost over, we want to draw your attention to some changes you will be seeing shortly, if not already.
We have new e-mail addresses. You will be receiving e-mail from staff, board officers, committee chairs and consultants with an e-mail address @kolotchayeinu.org. Please start using these new addresses. They will be noted in the upcoming Member Directory, which we hope to issue in early February.
So, if you haven't renewed your membership yet, please do so this week to be included. You can do this by emailing your pledge amount and any contact information changes to our Accounts & Data Manager, Effi Baler-Moses. Thank you.
Big thanks to Gil Poderson for putting new shelves in our storage room and to Eric Sloan for his heavy lifting on our move and David Barthold for designing a mailing you'll be receiving shortly and to our administrative support team of Juliet Milkens, Shawn C. Harris, Ellen Lubell and John Adler who do so much all year long. Your behind-the- scenes work is seen and deeply appreciated.
Upcoming class: HOW TO PREPARE A D'VAR TORAH, taught by Arthur Strimling and Trisha Arlin.
1/28 & 2/4, after services. For anyone who is either new to drashing or has drashed and want to learn new and easy techniques: deciding on your approach, researching commentary, writing and then delivering your drash. Free for Kolot members, $18 for non-members. Bring a check payable to Kolot Chayeinu to the first class.
Meditations On Land A new blogpost from What's Up?! #jewishyouthartjustice student, Sasha and another one coming up soon...
Job Opening for a Teacher in our Children's Learming Program
Kolot Kavod - honoring significant efforts by Kolot Chayeinu members!
Our Eulogies and Appreciations for long-time, beloved member, AMINA RACHMAN (z"l).
Connect-to-Care Workshops offered free by UJA
FEEDBACK OR QUESTIONS ABOUT THE WEBSITE? Contact us at website@kolotchayeinu.org
Our Work for Social Justice
Children's Learning Program
Our Children's Learning Program offers monthly Saturday programs for ages 4–6, Monday classes and a Hebrew enrichment program for grades 2–5, and a Tuesday Bnei Mitzvah program. Starting November 5, at 10 AM, on the first Saturday of the month, there is KOLOT K'TANIM, a monthly Shabbat learning and celebration of Shabbat and holidays.
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