Let's do lunch! Take your lunch to your laptop and join us while we discuss the weekly Torah portion together. On Zoom only, here.

Omer — that oft-overlooked period of spiritual self-reflection as we count 49 days between Passover and Shavuot. This year, let’s take a breath and do a little learning. After all, we're not the first Jewish people to live through wild times.

Join us at Kol Ami for a new program celebrating Jewish creativity and community! 🧵 Learn a new craft or bring your own work 🎨 A new project taught each month ✡️ Create meaningful items like a tallit, matzah cover, or table runner Come together to craft, connect, and celebrate Jewish tradition!

Friday night Shabbat service led by NFTY, regional bonding, Social Action project, and more! Affordable for All! If you need a scholarship, just give Rabbi K a ping @ Rabbikinberg@gmail.com Registration link and payment link below $50 cash or pay via Kol Ami website link below

Join Kol Ami for a celebration of Springtime, of Shabbat, and the ancient Jewish holiday of Lag B'Omer. This holiday is the 33rd day of the Omer, the period between Passover and Shavout. It is a day of joy and celebration during an otherwise semi-mourning period. Why is it Celebrated?