The Moth at BK --- Tell your story! Patience ,,,, Learn & Meditate at BK
12/02/2014 05:00:14 PM
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The Moth at BK
We are going to try something new at Bnai Keshet on Friday, December 5th, after Kabbalat Shabbat at 7:30PM. We are asking all of you - our members and friends, to share a story with the BK family. We have chosen the theme of providing sanctuary or a safe place. This often often requires generosity; but, could also require forgiveness.
The stories should be personal. The stories should have actually happened to you and/or changed your life.
Wednesday, December 3 (Kislev 11) 8:00a Meditation Minyan 4:15p Bet Midrash (3rd,4th,5th Grades) 8:00p Bikkur Cholim (Visiting the Sick)
We will discuss organizing a Bikkur Cholim Society, a group of volunteer congregants interested in visiting the sick. As background to this age-old Jewish tradition, we are offering two 1.5 hour sessions on the textual basis for doing this mitzvah, along with some practical consideration for how to organize visitation at BK. Please join us!
Erev Shabbat, December 5 (Kislev 13) 7:30a Morning Minyan 6:30p Gimmel Class Dinner & Siddur Shabbat 7:30p Kabbalat Shabbat
Erev Shabbat, December 12 (Kislev 20) 7:30a Morning Minyan
Shabbat, December 13: Vayeshev (Kislev 21) 9:00a Chanting with Melissa Schaffer 9:00a Vav NO Bet Midrash 9:00a Bet Midrash for all grades EXCEPT Vav 9:00a Torah Study with Jessica Siegel 10:00a Shacharit 10:00a Zayin Class Service 10:30a Pre-K Holiday Workshop: Chanukah 11:30a Tot Shabbat 12:30p Conversational Hebrew 4:00p Jewish Meditation Center
Sunday, December 14 (Kislev 22) 9:30a Vav Family Education
A diverse congregation led by engaging and inspirational rabbis and committed to tikkun olam through advocacy and action.
A community fueled by the generosity of our members with a sliding dues scale so that no member or student is ever turned away.
Committed to keeping our moving High Holiday services open to all.
A community that partners with those from other faiths to welcome the homeless each week for a warm meal served by our young people.
Accessible to people with disabilities – in addition to CART for our High Holiday services, we continue to evaluate both our facility and our practices to maximize access.
An innovative Bet Midrash program, operated with thoughtful accommodations to allow the full participation of all children.
Our ability to sustain them depends upon contributions from members like you.
Join BK on Wednesday, December 17th for Jewish Heritage Night at the NJ Devils. Must purchase tickets in advance through BK website. Any unsold tickets will be released after December 7th.
The stories should be personal. The stories should have actually happened to you and/or changed your life.
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