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Online & In-Person Services

September 24-25 — Sukkot

Friday • Sukkot IV

• 6:15pm – Torah Study & Kabbalat Shabbat

• 6:31pm – Candle Lighting

Saturday • Sukkot V

• 9:45am – Shabbat Morning Service
In-Person and livestreamed

In-Person Family Services!
• 10:00am – Mini Minyan Chapel, 2nd Floor
• 11:00am – Kinder Minyan Chapel, 2nd Floor
• 11:00am – Minyan Noar Goldman Rooftop

• 7:28pm – Havdalah

Sunday • Sukkot VI

• 9:15am – Sunday Minyan

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Events & Announcements

September 2021 / Elul 5781-Tishrei 5782

The First Ever Kane Street Sukkot Block Party

Games to celebrate Sukkot and get ready for Simchat Torah
Singing in the first hour led by Landon Braverman
A Mitzvah project, putting together packages of toiletries and supplies for homeless New Yorkers to use at the Brooklyn Community Services Mobile Shower Bus
Nature crafts for Sukkot
See old friends and meet new ones!

Sh’mini Atzeret

Tuesday, September 28, 9:45am
Morning service includes Yizkor to remember loved ones who are no longer with us.
View the Yizkor Book of Remembrance at kanestreet.org/yizkor-book.

Simchat Torah
Evening Service and Celebration

Tuesday, September 28, 7:00pm
In-person, and online at kanestreet.org/simchat-torah.
Following the Torah reading indoors, we will celebrate with hakafot on Kane Street! We will then return to the courtyard for a special sponsored oneg.

Simchat Torah Morning Service

Wednesday, September 29, 9:45am
Online at kanestreet.org/simchat-torah

Make your Kol Nidre donation count twice thanks to a $100,000 matching grant from the Amy P. Goldman Foundation.
All contributions before the end of the calendar year will be matched!

Click here to make a pledge to our Kol Nidre Appeal.

Our High Holidays Schedule is available at
kanestreet.org/luach

For further information, please contact [email protected].

Shabbat Morning Services are back—in-person—at Kane Street!
The services take place in the Community Room 10:00am to 12:00pm every Saturday morning.
Registration not required!
Please go to kanestreet.org/reopening for more information.

It’s time to enroll in Kane Street’s Hebrew School for 2021-22!
kanestreet.org/hebrew-school-registration

A Prayer for our Country

“Until when will they judge lawlessly,
and favor the presence of the wicked?”

— Psalm 82:2 Continue reading…

Mi Shebeirach Mondays 5 Minutes for Healing & StrengthMondays at 10:00am
Join us online for this brief weekly prayer of healing and strength with special thoughts for those who are sick with COVID-19, or otherwise ill, and the healthcare workers and family members taking care of them

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Welcome to Kane Street!

At 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.

We’d love to meet you. If you have questions, feel free to contact our Interim Rabbi Rabbi Paul Resnick, Executive Director Mickey Dobbs, or Rabbi Valerie Lieber, our Director of Education and Family Programming.

Click here to learn about what services are like.

Read our latest Kane Street Connections Newsletter
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Kane Street Kids

Kane Street Kids, our creative, progressive, and hands-on preschool, is now accepting applications for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 school year.

Click here to apply
or contact Preschool Director Rivka Seeman, for more information.

Ask about our Young Threes class for children turning three in the fall and early winter, contact [email protected].

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Register your child for Hebrew School for the 2021-2022 school year.

Read more at kanestreet.org/hebrew-school

Our school year begins on October 4!

We intend to hold all classes in person in the fall, and as always, our classes will be engaging, fun, substantive, and full of warmth and community feel.

Enroll at
kanestreet.org/hebrew-school-registration

For more information contact Rabbi Valerie Lieber.

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Support KSS

“Charity is as potent a force for reconciliation as the ancient Temple altar.”

Rabbi Jochanan Ben Zakkai

Donate Online
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More ways to support…
For more information about ways to donate to Kane Street, please click here.

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Kane Street’s Response to COVID-19

Kane Street Synagogue Buildings are partially as part of our response to the pandemic.

  • Regular weekly services are in-person and livestreamed—all are welcome!
  • Kane Street Kids is holding in-person classes with appropriate precautions for the protection of students, faculty, and staff.
  • Kane Street’s Hebrew School will be in-person in the coming school year, with appropriate precautions for the protection of students, faculty, and staff.

Please click here to read more information about these and other measures that we are putting in place in view of the current situation with COVID-19.

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We welcome Rabbi Paul Resnick as our Interim Rabbi for 2021-22.
Read more at kanestreet.org/interim-rabbi.

Rabbi Paul Resnick, Interim Rabbi

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