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Shabbat Blessings
Join us at 6:45 PM on Friday, October 31, as we "make Shabbos” over  Zoom, reciting blessings together to get our Shabbat started.

Morning Worship and Connection
Join us for morning prayer and connection over Zoom each weekday (M-F) at 8:00 AM for a short Shaharit service with Dan Yomi, our daily page of Talmud.

​​​​We Wish Mi Shebeirach

A Complete Healing of Mind, Body and Spirit to:

Michelle Hills

Lior Abraham ben Ziva Benhayun
Joanne Jupiter
Scott Krell
Carol Ann Parker
Gloria Ramirez
Edi Shifrin
Melvin Michael Slater

If you would like a name to continue to be listed or if you have a new name to include, please send an email to healing@kolamikc.org.

Yahrzeits

Oct 28
Dorothy Horine - Mother of Michael Horine

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Rabbi's Week in Review

The Rabbi is away this week, and his blog will be back next week.

This Week's Torah Portion
Parashat Lech Lecha

(Bereishit/Genesis 12:1-17:27)

In this week’s Torah portion, Avraham (at this point Avram) is instructed to Lech Lecha - to go forth for yourself. There are times where we have to overcome our fear of whatever unknown lies ahead, and courageously go forward in order to improve our place in the world. This may be a time that the collective “we” need to Lech Lecha to better the lot of all those who seek a more just and compassionate world.

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Community Events

Hanukkah Bazaar
On Sunday, Nov. 9 from 11 AM-4 PM, at Congregation B’nai Jehhudah, 12320 Nall, there will be a Hanukkah Bazaar, a chance to buy your gifts for the holiday. The glass work of our own Fay Balk will be featured.

Service to Honor Leonard Zeskind
On Sunday, Nov. 9, at 2 PM, at Congregation Beth Torah (on 127th between Nall and Lamar), there will be a special service to honor the memory of Leonard Zeskind-a national leader and often risk-taker in the fight against White Supremacists and Neo Nazis, long before it was on everyone’s radar screen.