WelcomeAt Kane Street, we bring the wisdom and compassion of Jewish traditions to all, regardless of one’s background. Within our community are very traditional Jews and secularists, families and singles, straight and gay. Our members include many Jews-by-choice (converts) as well as interfaith families and Jews who are returning to their roots. We are rightly regarded as a community where any sincere person can find a place. Of NoteSecond Shabbat of the Month 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM We will be collecting children’s clothing, and diapers of all sizes, for Genesis, a domestic violence center for women and their children. Please drop items in the Goldman Building lobby. For KidsHebrew School News Hebrew School Newsletter:
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This Week's ServicesShabbat Bo, January 27 – 28Candle Lighting: 4:47 PM Shabbat Morning (Sanctuary): 9:30 AM Sunday Morning Minyan: 9:00 AM Upcoming ProgramsKane Street’s 8th Annual Brooklyn Israel Film Fesitval opens on Thursday, January 26 at 8:00 PM, with the internationally acclaimed feature, “The Debt.” On Saturday, January 28 at 8:00 PM we will screen the family drama “Restoration,” and the festival closes on Sunday, January 29 at 7:00 PM with the moving documentary, “Dolphin Boy.” On-line ticket sales has now ended. Remaining tickets will be available at the door prior to each movie. For more information please go to www.kanestreet.org/iff/ Sunday, February 12th, it’s “Midnight At The Oasis” Starts Jan. 20, Six Fridays 10 – 10:45 am: If you have a child who is six months to three years old, join us starting January 20 for “Bialy Rock,” where children and their parents or caregivers will sing, dance, and play instruments to Jewish songs. Sessions run Jan. 20 – March 1. $100 for Kane Street members. $120 for non-members. RSVP by January 13 to Rabbi Valerie Lieber at Vlieber@kanestreet.org. Learning is essential both to Judaism and to the culture of Kane Street. Registration is now open for five new classes starting this fall: Kane Street NewsDownload the Rabbi's Teaching, November 2011 |