Monday - Friday Daily Mishna Learning 12:00PM Click here to Join the ZOOM
Tuesday, Janaury 23 7:30PM - Strategic Plan, All Teams Meeting - ZOOM Only
Thursday, Janaury 25 7:30PM - High Holiday Task Force Meeting -ZOOM Only
Friday, January 26 5:30PM -Kabbalat Shabbat with Rabbi David Starr Join us in-person for services or click here to join us onZoom.
Saturday, January 27 9:30AM - Shabbat Morning Services with Rabbi Starr and Cantor Ellen Band Join us in-person or click here to join us onZoom. Monday, January 29 7:00PM: Weekly Minyan. Click here to join the Zoom 7:30PM: America & Zion Class with Rabbi David Starr
Tuesday, January 30 1:00PM: Mah Jongg in the CMT Lounge
UPCOMING EVENTS R.S.V.P. by Clicking Event Name (see below for more event details)
*Immediate Response Needed* Israel Solidarity MissionFebruary 11 *R.S.V.P. TODAY*
This first full week of 2024 - approaching 100 days of harmful captivity for so many of our women, children, and men - the time for taking action is now.
We’re eager to invite you to join us on a special CJP BOSTON STRONG, ISRAEL STRONG Solidarity Mission a month from now, February 11-15th, 2024.
KI and CMT Rabbis, Rabbi Bill Hamilton and Rabbi David Starr, will share in this rare and historic opportunity. We sincerely hope you will consider committing to join us. The itinerary and more information can be found here. Please email Tamar Yani, Spark and Missions Assistant - CJP, with any and all questions.
Once you are ready to make your plans to join us please let Lorraine know.
*Sign-up now for February*
NEW DATE Taste of Torah Monthly Shabbat Morning Study
THE ODESA BOYS: Julian Milkis & Maxim Lubarsky in Concert at KI
Thursday, February 29, 7:30PM
The only living pupil of Benny Goodman, Sir Julian Milkis is an internationally renowned performer of both classical music and jazz. Maxim Lubarsky, a professor at Berklee College of Music, is likewise equally comfortable in both spheres. The program will feature a range of composers from the 18th to the 21st centuries, much of it falling in the intersection between jazz and classical.
The program includes pieces by Astor Piazzola, Sergey Rachmaninov, Ennio Morricone, George Frideric Handel as well as by notable post-Soviet composers Arvo Pärt (Estonia), Giya Kancheli (Georgia), Yuri Povolotsky (Ukraine), Alexander Rodin (Ukraine/Belarus). Detailed performer bios below.
