Physical Office Closing Early on Thursday, 10/21/2021
Bob has an appointment, so the physical office is closing tomorrow at noon. He will still be available by phone and email until 1:00 PM though.
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The More You Know
On an unscheduled basis, Bob is going to start creating informational videos about the CKA website and its content. We always say in the announcements at services to “check the website”. Hopefully, […]
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High Holy Days 5782 Videos Available
We have a few requests to have the High Holy Days videos from this year posted for (re)viewing, I apologize for the delay in getting them edited and posted, but […]
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Shabbat Service – October 8, 2021
3 Heshvan 5782 This is a special Shabbat. We will be celebrating the consecration of our 1st graders. Our story for tonight: The Tower of Babel This evening’s cantorial soloist […]
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Taste of Torah – Noach
Just a quick note to let everyone know that Taste of Torah for this week is now available. Sorry it is late this week, but I had some technical difficulties […]
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Shabbat Service – October 1, 2021
26 Tishrei 5782 Shabbat shalom! Our service begins at 7:30 tonight. Our Davar: Holy Chronogram! What Genesis 2:19 Tells Us We Should Be Doing in 5782! Our soloist for this evening […]
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No Torah ‘n’ Tefilah on Saturday, October 2, 2021
Adat Chaverim is moving to a new location. Currently, they are between buildings and need a facility to hold their B’nai Mitzvah services and ceremonies. Congregation Kol Ami has partnered […]
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Shabbat Service – September 24, 2021
19 Tishrei 5782 Shabbat Shalom! Moedim l’simchah! Tonight we celebrate the Mo’ed of Sukkot, as well as Shabbat. Service begins at 7:30PM. Be sure to plan on waving the lulav! Our davar: […]
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Thursdays at the Theater: Oy, the Horror!
Join us for our new Jewish cinema series, “Thursdays at the Theater.” We will be showing Jewish horror, from the beginnings of cinema, up to today! Sessions will run Thursday, 7-9:30, […]
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CKA Simchat Torah Celebration
This coming Tuesday evening, September 28, we are gathering to read the end AND beginning of the Torah, so that there will never be an interruption in our sacred learning. […]