We are excited to inform you that following interviews with several qualified candidates, the Interim Rabbinic Search Committee has chosen to advance two finalists.
Both candidates will be visiting CMT so that members can meet them - either virtually or in person - and experience services led by each rabbi.
This Shabbat, September 8 and 9, we will host Rabbi Steven Kane from Briarcliff Manor, NY to lead both Kabbalat Shabbat and Shabbat morning services. Please scroll down in the link to learn about Rabbi Kane.
On Monday evening September 11, Rabbi David Starr from Brookline will be joining us to lead the Monday evening minyan service, during which he will deliver a D'var Torah. Click below to learn more about Rabbi Starr.
Please join us in person or on Zoom to meet and listen to these two highly respected and experienced Rabbis. More information will follow soon.
High Holy Day Attendance - R.S.V.P.'s Needed Tickets Have Been Mailed
All CMT Community Members and their guests are welcome to share the High Holy Days with us.
ALL ATTENDING ANY IN-PERSON SERVICES MUST REGISTER
Tickets have been mailed to all members in good standing - if you did not receive your tickets, please contact Toni to make dues payment arrangements.
All families, in good standing, receive 2 tickets. Immediate family members under age 26 are welcome free of charge - but must still be registered.
Additional tickets may be purchased for your guests at the following prices: $180 per person if attending either Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur $250 per person if attending both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
Portraits Of Madness: Concert by Mistral Music September 10, 5:00PM, Social Hall
Mistral, a Brookline chamber ensemble now in its 27th year, explores the fascinating intersection of mental illness and creative genius in music. Afflicted with mood disorders, hallucinations, and fears of death, four legendary composers – Schumann, Tchaikovsky, Mahler, and Beethoven – struggled with their mental health, but in the depths of intense emotions, they transformed their pain into timeless works that continue to move and inspire generations.
Presented by Mistral Music with support from Congregation Kehillath Israel.
