The Rabbi Search Committee has chosen three finalists. Each one will spend an online weekend at Kane Street.
Please save the dates:
February 5-7
February 12-14
February 19-21
We look forward to celebrating Purim on February 25-26, and are grateful for the opportunity to extend Happy Purim greetings with Mishloach Manot sent by mail.
By participating as a sponsor, you can share holiday greetings with Kane Street friends and support the shul.
Sign up deadline: Friday, February 5.
Thank you!
January 2021
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Open Beit Midrash
continues every Tuesday, through June 8.
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Our current course is led by
Dr. Rabbi Barat Ellman.
A Prayer for our Country
“Until when will they judge lawlessly,
and favor the presence of the wicked?”
— Psalm 82:2 Continue reading…
Tu BiShvat with Kane Street
Celebrate the New Year of the Trees with a Singing Seder, a Tree Walk in Green-Wood Cemetery and Arboretum, online lectures, and more. Read more
Readers’: Painting Resilience: The Life and Art of Fred Terna
Discussion, Wednesday, February 3 at 7:00pm with author Julia Mayer and Fred Terna
Julia Mayer’s book celebrates the life and work of this beloved KSS member, teacher, and Holocaust survivor. Julia and Fred will join our Readers Book Club discussion, facilitated by Julia Hirsch. Kane Street members and friends can use the discount code KANESTREET to save 10% on book purchase.
Mi Shebeirach Mondays
5 Minutes for Healing & Strength
Mondays 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, with Rabbi Jason Gitlin.
Mishneh Torah Community Study
with Rabbi Jason Gitlin
Join our community study of the Mishneh Torah’s Book of Knowledge, focusing on its chapters on personal development, Torah study, and Teshuvah.
Kane Street’s Response to COVID-19
Kane Street Synagogue Buildings are partially as part of our response to the pandemic.
- Kane Street Kids is holding in-person classes with appropriate precautions for the protection of students, faculty, and staff
- Kane Street’s Hebrew School is online-only for the moment.
- Regular Weekly Services are conducted over Zoom, and all are welcome!
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.