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All are Welcome!
UPCOMING EVENTS:
June 26 6:30 Kabbalat Shabbat
July 10 6:30 Kabbalat Shabbat
July 11 10:00 am Shabbat Service
August 8 10:00 am Shabbat Service
August 21 6:30 Kabbalat Shabbat
Please note: The service schedule for
the High Holidays will be published shortly.
Our Shabbat services are in-person and on Zoom.
Our Shabbat morning services are followed by a famously delicious pot luck kiddush.
Please bring a kosher dairy or parve (non-meat, non-dairy) dish to share.
Join our mailing list for Zoom details and schedule updates.
Our board generally meets the first Monday of the month on Zoom.
Email kerhonksonsynagogue@gmail.com for more information.
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Seniors
The Kerhonkson Accord Ellenville Jewish Seniors meet every week weather permitting. Group members share events happening in our towns, host speakers, socialize together and organize donations to various community groups. Once a month, we lunch out at a local restaurant.
Bikur Cholim Committee
Literally meaning “visit the sick,” the purpose of this group is to be in touch with members of our community and provide help when needed and requested. In addition to visiting and offering comfort and companionship, either in person if possible, or by video conference or phone, we can also provide rides to appointments, run errands, shop, and maybe even help with computer challenges. We hope members of the synagogue community will feel comfortable reaching out when they may be in need or know of someone else in the community who may be in need, either through Reb Sally or to the committee directly, at ksbikurcholim@gmail.com
Adopt A Highway
Our Adopt A Highway group meets in spring and fall to litter-pick a section
of Rt 44/55 in Kerhonkson. if you would like to join our crew and perform
this community service please reach out to Bob Greenough at
gratefulgreeno@gmail.com. We work in teams and generally
contribute 60-90 minutes, twice a year.
Next cleanup will be in November, join us !
Book Group
Reading and discussing books can be an enjoyable way to expand our knowledge of Jewish thought. It can provide a welcoming space to reflect on Jewish life as it is portrayed in fiction and non-fiction books. Most importantly, it is an opportunity to connect with members of our community by sharing our thoughts and ideas about a book shared by the community. Monthly meetings are conducted in person and on zoom.
The book group meets the first Thursday of the month.
Interested in joining? Contact Pat Schuster at kersynbookgroup@gmail.com