Spring 2019
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Siddurim
From Ann Bluestein in memory of Lillian Regenbogen
From Eric Scherzer in memory of Ray Rothman
From Jay Opperman in memory of Lynne Opperman
Hummashim
From Nancy and Larry Star in memory of Carrie Cohen
Mon, April 22 2019
17 Nisan 5779
Upcoming at BK
All Events
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Wednesday
Apr 24BK at Paterson Habitat for Humanity
Wednesday, Apr 24th 8:00a to 7:00p
Take off from work, get a babysitter for the kids, reschedule your yoga class… Join Bnai Keshet folks- rabbis included- for our annual date in Paterson as we help build a house! Together we will dig, kibbutz, spackle and schlep. Wednesday, April 24… We plan to meet at Bnai Keshet at 7:45am, recite some psalms for Passover and then carpool to Paterson (other meeting arrangements are possible) Bring friends and family (16 and older) and a bagged lunch Online registration is required for each participant RSVP Marian Golan for registration link marian.golan@gmail.com -
Wednesday
May 1Erev Yom HaShoah
Wednesday, May 1st (All day)
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Wednesday
May 1MICA Interfaith Yom Hashoah observance
Wednesday, May 1st 7:00p to 9:00p
at Union Congregational church in Montclair -
Saturday
May 4Intro to Judaism
Shabbat, May 4th 9:15a to 10:30a
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Saturday
May 4Havdalah Cafe at Java Love (on Church)
Shabbat, May 4th 7:00p to 9:30p
Readers include: Betsy Gitelle, Martin Golan, Margaret Saraco, Jessica de Koninck, and music by Paul Ruderman. -
Sunday
May 5Havdalah Cafe (Part II): Feed the Body, Feed the Soul? A Writing Workshop for Human Animals
Sunday, May 5th 10:00a to 12:00p
Food ties us to place, to the season, to our cultures and histories. It’s at the center of family, identity, desire, and self-mortification. Sometimes it’s the best way to feed the soul, and other times the worst. And the stakes are high: too little food and we die; too much of it and, well, we also die. In other words, it’s fraught. And what could be better for writing than something so fraught? In this workshop we’ll write our way into our hungers, into the animal (and perhaps also sacred) nature of human experience. David Ebenbach is the author of seven books of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction, including the new poetry collection Some Unimaginable Animal, the novel Miss Portland, and a guide to the creative process called The Artist's Torah. Winner of such awards as the Drue Heinz Literature Prize, the Juniper Prize, and the Patricia Bibby Award, David lives with his family in Washington, DC, where he teaches at Georgetown University. You can find out more, if you like, at davidebenbach.com. -
Sunday
May 5Israeli Dancing
Sunday, May 5th 7:00p to 9:30p
Israeli Dancing with Elyse Litt, professional instructor, $10 cash per person -
Monday
May 6The Dive (Montclair Film Festival)
Monday, May 6th 7:30p to 10:00p
Set during the 2006 Lebanon war when 3 estranged brothers reunite at their native kibbutz for the funeral of their father. Sponsored by Bnai Keshet & Ner Tamid. Post film conversation by Rabbis Marc Katz & Elliott Tepperman -
Saturday
May 11Kaplan Minyan
Shabbat, May 11th 10:30a to 12:00p
Uri Regev -
Saturday
May 11PJ Havdalah
Shabbat, May 11th 4:30p to 6:30p
Shabbat Morning Services begin with morning prayers and Shacharit at 10am
Morning Meditation Minyan
Every Wednesday at 8:00 am
(except July)
Morning Minyan
Every Friday at 7:30 am
Free babysitting every
Shabbat Morning when Youth Bet Midrash is in session.
Mon, April 22 2019 17 Nisan 5779