Preschool Tours Now For 2020-21
Join us for a preschool tour!
Email our Preschool Director Rivka Seeman for more information. Please provide your preferred contact information and your child’s birth date.
A Gift to Our Community: the Kol Nidre Appeal
Today, Kane Street Synagogue is enjoying an extraordinary period of growth and renewal. At 163 years old, our community is still growing, and our strength lies in your commitment to Kane Street: your time, participation and support. Your Kol Nidre Appeal gift ensures that the diverse programs that make Kane Street such a dynamic community continue to thrive. Please consider making a Kol Nidre gift now.
Upcoming Festivities
Sukkot With Kane Street
Wednesday, October 16
Kinder Rescue Program and Sukkot Dinner
Kane Street Synagogue Sukkah & Community Room 6:00pm
Congregant Bob Marx shares with the entire community, but especially Kane Street’s children and their families, an exhibit about the Kloster Indersdorf convent that became a temporary home for hundreds of displaced children in the immediate aftermath of World War II, and the story of his own father’s time as a teacher there. Please sign up.
Thursday, October 17
Women’s Night in the Sukkah
Kane Street Synagogue Sukkah 7:00-8:30pm
sponsored by the Kane Street Shvesterhood
Our program is women sittin’ around eatin’, drinkin’, and shmoozin’! Please bring an uplifting attitude and a dairy or pareve dish to share, or a bottle of wine. We can’t use the kitchen to heat/prepare food. RSVP.
Friday, October 18
Singing in the Sukkah/Potluck Dinner
Kane Street Synagogue Sukkah after services
Celebrate Sukkot with music and food. Please bring a dairy or pareve dish, which must be prepared in advance. Food will not be allowed in the synagogue kitchen.
Sunday, October 20, 12:00-1:30pm
Sukkot Social Justice Jamboree
Justice Songs, Tikkun Olam Teachings, Community Action
Come learn about what our social justice community has been up to. Cantor Sarah will lead us in song and Rabbis Sam, Val, and Jason will share brief teachings. RSVP to join.
Kane Street Readers
The One Facing Us by Ronit Matalon
Discussion: Wednesday, November 13, 7:00pm, Kane Street Chapel
Facilitated by Retired Brooklyn College Professor of English and American Literature, Julia Hirsch
In The One Facing Us Esther, seventeen years old, wild and rebellious, is sent from Israel to Cameroon to stay with her hardheaded uncle Sicourelle, who is charged with straightening her out. But Esther resists her uncle’s plans for her future–which include marriage to a cousin–and in the privileged indolence of postcolonial Africa, she looks to the past instead.
Contact [email protected] for more information.
Register New Students Now for Hebrew School
Complete Registration here.
Have your children join a stimulating and welcoming atmosphere that makes Judaism come alive for students from all types of Jewish backgrounds. Our Hebrew School encourages open questioning and helps students and their families find their own personal meaning in our rich Jewish traditions. Many parents also find great comfort knowing that their children will maintain friendships with the same group of children over many years at Kane Street, even if they go to different schools during the day. Register now or contact Hebrew School Director Rabbi Valerie Lieber for more information or if you have questions.
Kane Street Kids: Apply for the 2019-20 school year
Our Kane Street Kids preschool is now accepting applications for enrollment for the 2019-20 school year. We embrace families from all backgrounds and cultivate a connection to Jewish traditions and values. Our classroom teachers are warm and nurturing, and provide an environment where children can grow and develop cognitively, socially, emotionally and physically. For more information or to tour the school, contact Preschool Director Rivka Seeman. To apply click here!