Coming Up at Kane Street
A Prayer for those in Captivity
The One who blessed our forefathers…
may they bless and safeguard and preserve the captives
among their brethren in the House of Israel in trouble and captivity.
In the merit of the prayers of this holy assemblage who pray for them,
may the blessed Holy One shower compassion over them,
and deliver them from darkness and strife, remove their bondage,
deliver them from their afflictions,
and return them speedily to their families.
Open Beit Midrash
We are so excited you’d like to join us for the 2023-24 Open Beit Midrash season. Registration will open on Friday, October 27th. Please check back at kanestreet.org/obm to sign up on Friday.
Sneak Peak of Dr. Andrea Lieber’s December Class:
Finding Light in the Darkness: Chanukah and the Persistence of Hope
Chanukah celebrates the unlikely victory of a tiny band of rebels over a powerful empire, a counter-cultural fight for religious freedom, and the miracle of a flame that refuses to be extinguished. In this three-part series, we will revisit the classical sources that shaped our understanding of this often-misunderstood holiday. Our goal is to find new meaning in this ancient story and fresh inspiration to guide us through the challenging times we find ourselves in.
December 7th: Defining the struggle
December 14th: Who is a hero?
December 21st: Re-dedication–bringing the community together
Shabbat Pinchas • 21 Tamuz 5784
Friday July 26, 2024
• 6:15pm Kabbalat Shabbat Chapel
• 7:58pm Candle Lighting
Saturday July 27, 2024
• 9:30am Shabbat Morning Service Sanctuary
• 9:02pm Havdalah
Sunday July 28, 2024
• 9:00am Sunday Morning Minyan
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February 14-15, Shabbat Ki Tissa
Candle Lighting 5:09 P.M.
Shabbat ends 6:12 P.M.
Friday Evening Services 6:00 P.M.
Shabbat Morning Services 9:15 P.M.
Baby naming of new daughter and sister of Rachel, Lior and Yaniv Baron