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330 Division Street
Elgin, Illinois 60120
Ph: 847.741.5656
Fax: 847.741.5924 Tamuz—Av
July 2021
July is often a quieter month in the life of a
congregation. Not so this year for Congregation Kneseth Israel. This year July is a time for everything, in keeping with this coming year’s study theme.
It is a time for study, life long learning. Consider joining Torah Study or a Hebrew class. Join us for Java and Jews, on Zoom or in person.
It is time for meaningful observance. It is a time to celebrate. In addition to our usual Friday night services at
5:30PM and our Shabbat morning services at 9:30 AM, in person or on Zoom, you have the opportunity to celebrate two B’nei Mitzvah. Elijah’s on the 17th and Sam’s on the 24th.
While we are celebrating, it is a time to build community. A time to embrace and a time to refrain from embracing. For over a year there has been no hugging or kissing at CKI. Now some people may be ready for a return to hugging. Just ask first—people's
From the Rabbi ’s Study
I would like to let all of you know how honored I am that you have placed your
trust in me to lead CKI. I hope that I will be able to meet your expectations. I want to thank Risa for her leadership for the past two years, and I am relieved that she will be here as Past President, with her knowledge and experience. As I take the reins, I will always strive to do what is best for the common good to maintain and grow the CKI community. From my first introduction to CKI five years ago, I was amazed with its extraordinary diversity and inclusion, from the very young to the mature and
experienced. It is important to me to ensure that CKI continues to be a safe and comfortable place for all and a leader in the Elgin community. Going forward, I look to all of you, Rabbi Margaret, the amazing Board and officers, and cadre of Past Presidents to keep me on track and to support the CKI pillars of Lifelong Learning, Meaningful Observance, Embracing Diversity and Building Community. I encourage you to provide your opinions and feedback. Here’s to a wonderful summer!
--Robin Coyne
President ’s Message
In this issue
• Board Chairs 3 • Yahrzeits 7
• Donations 4 • Honey Sale 8
• Book Club 4 • Ritually Speaking 9
• Birthdays 5 • Bar Mitzvah 11
• Parashat 5 • Bar Mitzvah 13
• Hadassah 6 • Calendar 15
RABBI MARGARET FRISCH KLEIN RISA COHEN, President [email protected] [email protected]
HEATHER BAUMANN WEISER, Director of Education PEG LEHMAN, Office Manager [email protected] [email protected]
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comfort level varies greatly. It is part of our embracing diversity. “Can I give you hug” is certainly permissible language.
It is a time to mourn and a time to dance. We will be marking Tisha B’av on the morning of July 18th. This observance marks the destruction of both Holy Temples. After Tisha B’Av comes Tu B’av, the day of Jewish love—a time to actually dance. More details on that will follow. It is also the beginning of the High Holy Day preparation period as we come out of mourning.
It is a time to plant and a time to pluck. Come help with the community garden! It is sprouting lots of good veggies. Or volunteer to water it.
It is a time to break down and a time to build up. This is a time of rebuilding as we come out of the pandemic. What are your visions of
the future of CKI? What is it you want to keep? What is it you want to try now? How will the world change for the better? And Judaism and CKI?
A time to gather stones together. One project of mine, always on the back burner, has been to build a labyrinth. So, while you are traveling, if you are travelling, when you see a wonderful rock, bring it home. You can paint it or not. When we have gathered enough stones, then use those rocks to build a labyrinth.
However, you spend your summer months, it is a time to embrace your Judaism. I swear it’s not too late. (Cue echoes of the Byrds’ song, “Turn, Turn, Turn” here!) Have fun. Remain vigilant and be safe.
—Rabbi Margaret Frisch Klein
From the Rabbi’s Study...
To reach the Rabbi
please call her cell number: 978-590-8268.
If there is an illness in the family
or the loss of a loved one, please call CKI
@ 847-741-5656 so that your CKI family can contact you and be of help.
Rachel Greenberg’s Bat Mitzvah
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CKI BOARD MEMBERS President – Robin Coyne
Immediate Past President – Risa Cohen Executive Vice-President – (available)
VP Ritual Chair—Gene Lindow Treasurer – Charlie Neuman
Financial Secretary – Sandi Phelan Recording Secretary – Barb Edelstein
VP of Education – (available)
CKI COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS Adult Education – (available)
Bylaws – Rachel Newby Cemetery – Dick Johnson
CKI Cares – Karen & Al Bender Director of Education – Heather Weiser
Fundraising – Robin Seigle HaKol Editor – Peg Lehman
CKI Music Director – Stewart Levin
House Manager – Brock Friedman Keruv – (available)
Kitchen – (available) Membership – Dick Johnson
Publicity – Brad Burker Roth Scholarship – Maureen Manning
Tikkun Olam – (available) Vision – (available)
Youth Activities – (available)
To contact, call CKI at 847-741-5656
CKI Office Hours
The CKI building is now open, Peg is back in the building.
If you need to reach the office, please call 847-741-5656 during
office hours, which are: Monday—Friday:
10:30 AM – 3:30 PM IMPORTANT REMINDER:
when writing a check, please make it payable to
Congregation Kneseth Israel NOT CKI as the bank does not
recognize CKI. Please note in the memo line what
the money is for. Thank you!
July 6 @ 9:00 am via Zoom
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CKI Book Club Schedule 2020—2021
Date Book Author Moderator Time
July 21 (Tues) Zoom Light Fell E. Fallenberg Barb Njus 7:00 pm
August 18 (Tues) Zoom Stan Lee, A Life in Comics L. Leibovitz Deborah Arendt 7:00 pm
September 15 (Tues) Zoom The Misunderstood Jew A Levine Gareth Sitz 7:00 pm
October 20 (Tues) Zoom The Third Daughter T. Carner 7:00 pm
November 12 (Thurs) Zoom Funny You Don’t Look Like a Rabbi L. Targan 7:00 pm
December No discussion
January 19 ((Tues) Zoom The Jews Should Keep Quiet R Medoff TBD 7:00 pm
February 18 Thurs) Zoom The Book of V A Solomon Risa Cohen 7:00 pm
March 16 (Tues) Zoom How to Fight Anti-Semitism B Weiss Al Bender 7:00 pm
April 20 (Tues) Zoom The Assistant B Malamud Nancy
Zimmerman 7:00 pm
May 20 (Thurs) Zoom Kosher Capones J Krause Myrna Rosenbaum 7:00 pm
June 22 (Tues) Zoom The Alice Network K Quinn 7:00 pm
July 20 (Tues) Zoom The Choice E Eger Judi Tepe 7:00 pm
Special Funds
The following funds are available to receive your generous donations:
• Clara Wechter Education Fund – Supports Torah School and Adult Ed
• General Fund – For multi-purpose use • Jerome & Lillian Roth Scholarship Fund See the
President. • Memorial Plaques – $300 • CKI Youth Fund – Supports programs for our
synagogue youth • Prayer Book Fund – Siddur is $36;
Chumash is $60 • Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund – Needs
decided by Rabbi • Seltzer Music & Cultural Arts Endowment Fund –
Jewish cultural enrichment programs • Simon C. & Ruth L. Kaplan Torah Fund
Repair of Torah scrolls • Sisterhood – Supports women’s group’s
varous projects • Sisterhood Flower Fund – Pulpit flowers • Sisterhood Vision Fund – Large-type
Siddur is $50 • Tree of Life – Leaf $125; Rock $1,250 • Major Gifts – $5,000 and up. See the President.
GENERAL FUND Donations • Douglas Bakley • Rob & Amy Klein Blossom Wohl Flower Fund: In honor of Blossom’s 100th • Mark & Barb Resnik • Phyllis Kosokoff • Sally & Alan Hirsh & Family • Sue & Dick Johnson • Robert Gombiner & Ester Greenfield • Edward & Barbara Newmark • Barb & Ron Razowsky: Happy Birthday, Blossom!
In memory of my mother, Dorothy Reiff Wener • Joy Wener Bang
In honor of Risa’s service as President • Jeanette & Chris Pacanowski
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND Donations • Gene & Sandy Lindow For art book for Rabbi Margaret • Nancy & Chuck Zimmerman
CLARA WECHTER EDUCATION FUND
To Carole Burstein & family in memory of Ron • Ken & Gale Jacoby
To James Morgan, Congratulations on your conversion! • Barb & Ron Razowsky • Risa & Paul Cohen
Generous Donations
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July 3 23 Tamuz
Parshat Pinchas —
Numbers 25:10 –
30:1
July 10 1 Av
Parshot Matot-
Masei—Numbers
30:2-36:13
End of Numbers--
Chazak Chazak
Vineatchzayk
July 17 8 Av
Parshat Devarim —
Deuteronomy 1:1 –
3:22
July 24 15 Av
Vaetchanan —
Deuteronomy 3:23 -
7:11
July 31 22 Av
Eikev —
Deuteronomy 7:12
– 11:25
Parashat HaShavu’a: Weekly Torah Portions
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Theresa Friedman Jul 2
Dan Rich Jul 3
Barbara Razowsky Jul 4
Zayden Hymer Jul 7
Matthew Smith Jul 7
Lilah Kastner Jul 7
Mark Seigle Jul 8
Michael Seigle Jul 8
Kirsten Greenberg Jul 9
Ellen Levy Jul 11
Marcy Cohen Tremmel Jul 12
Howard Atkins Jul 13
Joe Neilon Jul 15
Maureen Manning Jul 16
Sam Friedman Jul 17
Myrna Rosenbaum Jul 17
Ken Hillman Jul 17
Supriya Klionsky Jul 18
Jacob Marshall Jul 18
Elliott Bloomberg Jul 19
Ezra Morgan Jul 19
Ethan Tooby Jul 20
Sheila Miller Jul 21
David Rockwood Jul 24
Gale Jacoby Jul 27
Biana Castro Jul 27
Chris Pacanowski Jul 28
Helen Neuman Jul 30
Morgan Finneran Jul 31
July Birthdays
Paul & Risa Cohen Jul 5
Lisa Greenman & Daniel Gonzalez Jul 7
Josh Stober & Sarah Goldman Jul 8
Rachel & Keenan Newby Jul 13
James & Kara Morgan Jul 22
July Anniversaries
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COVID-19 ICU Director Shares Lessons Learned at Hadassah
In honor of this year’s World Health Day on April 7, Prof. Sigal Sviri, director of the Hadassah Medical
Organiza-tion’s COVID-19 Intensive Care Unit (ICU), shared seven lessons she and her colleagues have learned
during the pandemic:
1. Be flexible. At Hadassah, the ICU management team has had to increase and decrease beds in the unit overnight, borrowing staff from other hospital departments as needed.
2. Treat, test, treat differently. Treatments have to be adjusted rapidly as knowledge grows about their
lack of efficacy or potential for harm. “Most of the drugs we started giving in the beginning, we stopped giving by the end.”
3. Invest in the ICU. “Without the ICU, we cannot save lives; we just cannot.”
4. Elective care is not optional. “If you do not retain elective activity, you get collateral damage.” People die or become very sick when they don’t receive treatment in time.
5. Train the next generation. “We need to train doctors and especially nurses to treat critically ill patients.” 6. Families matter, too. In the begin-ning of the pandemic, hospitals were so focused on treating COVID-19 patients that family members were forgotten. Hadassah developed ways to communicate more often with family members and to allow them to visit their loved ones.
7. Success is achieved by working together. “We worked in unison
supporting each other. This was one of our greatest achievements.” Help make Hadassah’s life-saving research and treatment possible. Send a check to the Hadassah Midwest Region Office, 60 Revere Drive, Suite 800, Northbrook IL 60062, or make an online donation at www.Hadassah.org
Those interested in knowing more about Elgin's chapter of Hadassah can reach out
to Nancy Zimmerman (847-828-6090);
questions about Hadassah membership may reach out to Carol Thor
([email protected]) or go online to https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?
u=http-3A__www.hadassah.org&d=DwICaQ&c=euGZstc
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using the JOIN button.
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Yahrzeits
We recall with loving memory those whose yahrzeits are commemorated during the coming weeks, and those whose names are read in the Synagogue at Friday evening and Saturday morning Shabbat services during the month of July. It is appropriate for members of their families to be present when these names are read.
There are two dates listed above on our yahrzeit list. The
first is the actual date of the yahrzeit, and memorial
candles should be lit on the preceding evening. The
second are the days of the services at which the name is
read. An asterisk after a name indicates that a plaque is
affixed to the Memorial Tablet.
Kindle the Shabbat Candles and HAVDALAH Candles
Fri July 2 8:14 pm Sat. July 3 9:22 pm
Fri July 9 8:11 pm Sat July 10 9:19 pm
Fri July 16 8:07 pm Sat July 17 9:15 pm
Fri July 23 8:02 pm Sat June 24 9:10 pm
Fri July 30 7:55 pm Sat July 31 9:02 pm
NOTE: Shabbat ends 50 minutes after candle lighting time on Saturday night
Name Actual Date Observed
Date of Service Name
Actual Date Observed
Date of Service
Sharon Bachi July 3 Jul 2 & 3 James Bowersox July 19 Jul 16 & 17
Harold T. Seigle* July 3 Jul 2 & 3 Sheila Chinskey July 19 Jul 16 & 17
Charles E. Gauthier July 4 Jul 2 & 3 Maurice A. Sherman* July 19 Jul 16 & 17
Maxine Katz July 5 Jul 2 & 3 Edmond Venetianer July 19 Jul 16 & 17
Sheila Carrie Perlman* July 5 Jul 2 & 3 Arthur Silberman July 20 Jul 16 & 17
Anne Smilgoff July 5 Jul 2 & 3 Jerome Bitkower July 22 Jul 16 & 17
Myra Becker July 7 Jul 2 & 3 Samuel B. Iseberg* July 22 Jul 16 & 17
Ruth Goldenberg July 7 Jul 2 & 3 Edward Mandel Rosenfeld* July 22 Jul 16 & 17
Saul Mariasis July 7 Jul 2 & 3 Joseph Braun* July 23 Jul 16 & 17
Milton Perlman July 7 Jul 2 & 3 Lillian Gold* July 23 Jul 16 & 17
Estelle Schwartz July 7 Jul 2 & 3 Charles Cohen* July 25 Jul 23 & 24
Harry Brody July 8 Jul 2 & 3 Jenny Dermer* July 26 Jul 23 & 24
Jacob Burstein* July 8 Jul 2 & 3 Elsie Esther Fischer* July 26 Jul 23 & 24
Cecil Mehr July 8 Jul 2 & 3 Joseph Hillman July 27 Jul 23 & 24
Frances M. Lesser* July 10 Jul 9 & 10 Max Hirsch July 29 Jul 23 & 24
Ben Perlman* July 11 Jul 9 & 10 Simon C. Kaplan* July 30 Jul 23 & 24
Herman Hymen* July 13 Jul 9 & 10 Harry Berman* July 31 Jul 30 & 31
Richard Mell* July 13 Jul 9 & 10 Anna Shankerman* Aug 1 Jul 30 & 31
Carl Schweinler July 13 Jul 9 & 10 Dorothy Fern Weiner Aug 1 Jul 30 & 31
Israel Kucuy July 14 Jul 9 & 10 Ruth Hornung* Aug 2 Jul 30 & 31
Carole Fischer* July 17 Jul 16 & 17 Clarice Cutts Aug 3 Jul 30 & 31
Hyman Rifken* July 17 Jul 16 & 17 Tillie Finger* Aug 3 Jul 30 & 31
Frieda Slutsky July 17 Jul 16 & 17 Morris Thomas Aug 3 Jul 30 & 31
Albert D. Winner* July 17 Jul 16 & 17 Kevin Burker Aug 5 Jul 30 & 31
Marionbetty Klein July 18 Jul 16 & 17 Mecca Carpenter Aug 6 Jul 30 & 31
Anna Seltzer July 18 Jul 16 & 17 Dean Levin Aug 6 Jul 30 & 31
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Ritually Speaking
I did not expect to be the ritual chair of our synagogue and I am just one of the multitude that miss Dan Knopoff, his smile, his kind words and his humility. Thank you, Dan, for being you and to his family for sharing him with us! We made it --- July 2021. The state is opening up, the restrictions in our lives are decreasing, as we create together a new normal—yet it just reinforces the statement that change is constant. I don’t take for granted the freedoms that our country was founded on. “In the future days which we seek to make secure, we look forward to a world founded upon four essential human freedoms: freedom of speech and expression; freedom of every person to worship God in their own way; freedom from want which will secure to every nation a healthy peacetime life for its inhabitants; freedom from fear everywhere in the world…”Our 32nd President, Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
I believe we live in the greatest country on earth—freedom is one of the core ideologies that America was founded on. Yet, every generation has had to endure challenges which test our humanity. Covid -19 was one of these tests which took away our everyday freedoms. It has taken sacrifice, along with tough decisions, to get back on the road where we can once again pursue our hopes and dreams.
Lastly I want to share my observation/opinion that the leaders of CKI have been extremely diligent in asking the hard questions, listening to so many with a multitude of different opinions and then formulating an action plan that they felt best to achieve health/well-being for our CKI family. These decisions have allowed services to continue, life cycles to be experienced, along with continuing education. Those tough decisions that they made did not always agree with you, but I hope that you can take the time to thank those individuals whom you have entrusted to lead CKI. We are truly blessed! THANK YOU!
Gene Lindow
CKI Ritual Chair
“It has taken sacrifice, along with tough
decisions, to get back on the road where we can
once again pursue our hopes and dreams.”
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Elijah James Morgan will be called to the Torah as Bar Mitzvah on July 17, 2021. Elijah is currently a 7th grade student at Dundee Middle School. He enjoys a competitive lifestyle both as a striker for the travel soccer team: Liverpool F.C. International Academy and as a member of the DMS Robotics Team. Elijah also occupies himself by playing violin, exploring nature, coming up with creative solutions to the world’s problems and tinkering with anything he’s allowed to take apart. Elijah’s parents, James and Kara Morgan and younger brother, Ezra, are very excited to share this special moment with him. Aside from his household, Elijah is supported by many family members and friends from near and far that have been eagerly awaiting this day. Having attended classes at the Temple since preschool, Elijah has a strong attach-ment to the CKI community and is proud to have reached this milestone here as he has come to consider the building a second home. While many things have changed over the years, the inclusive and loving culture of the congregation has not. The Morgan family would like to thank everyone in the congregation for their continued support that has contributed to the success of Elijah’s big achievement. It truly took a village. Please mark your calendar and join us as Elijah becomes Bar Mitzvah on July 17th!
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CKI Soup Kettle
CKI participants volunteer for the Soup Kettle, held at Zion Lutheran Church, 330 Griswold St., Elgin, IL 60123 on the 5th Tuesday of any month.
Those dates are: June 29, 2021 August 31, 2021 November 30, 2021 March 29, 2022 May 31, 2022 August 30, 2022 November 29, 2022
Participants prepare and cook the meal for the evening. For now, meals are then packaged and passed out at a
table by the front door. Eventually, they will go back to serving in the social hall. June 29 volunteers are: Sue & Dick Johnson, Ron & Barb Razowsky, Stew Levin, Kara, James, Elijah & Ezra Morgan, Kathy & Raul Aron & Robin Coyne August 31 volunteers are: Ron & Barb Razowsky, Stew Levin, Robin Coyne, Risa Cohen, Karen & Al Bender, Helen Lindow, Kara, James, Elijah & Ezra Morgan I am looking for a co-chairman of this activity. We would help plan the menu with the Soup Kettle coordinator and organize the volunteers. At this time there is no shopping involved. If you are interested, please contact me at: [email protected] or call my cell 847-778-4388.
Much thanks, Barb R
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Samuel Simon Friedman will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah on Saturday, July 24. Samuel is soon to
be an 8th grader at Tefft Middle School, where his favorite subjects are Speech and Debate, Interactive Media and Science. He is a passionate video gamer with a fascination for how this form of entertainment is produced, and he enjoys creating unique online memes as well as content for YouTube. His creativity blends electronic media with the ethos of modern culture and is periodically expressed through the form of slightly overfed pugs. Sharing this special occasion with Samuel are his proud parents Brock and Theresa and his sister Abigail. Also sharing this wonderful day are his Grandmother Deborah Arendt, Grandmother Joyce Friedman and Grandfather Richard Friedman. From his Jewish education and his study for his Bar Mitzvah, Samuel has developed a deeper interest in Torah. Recently he discovered the Talmud and is intrigued to learn more.
For my Bar Mitzvah Project, I am participating in the FUNraise for Heart event in support of the American Heart & Stroke Association in memory of my grand-father Philip Arendt, alay ha-shalom. My goal is to walk 100,000 steps by July 24, 2021. As of June 18, I have walked 66,500 steps! I hope to raise $250 or more. Please help me reach my goal by supporting my fundraising efforts with a donation today. Your tax-deductible gift will make a difference in the lives of many! It is faster and easier than ever to support the fight against heart disease and stroke - America's No. 1 and No. 4 causes of death. You can make your donation online by clicking the donation link: www2.heart.org/goto/Sam4GrandpaPhil
Any amount helps. I am grateful for your support!
Samuel
Samuel Friedman’s Bar Mitzvah
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FUNDABILITY—SCRIP STEPS (Originally included in the August Ha Kol, now with added information)
1. LOG ONTO SHOPWITHSCRIP: https:// shop.shopwithscrip.com/
2. SET UP AN ACCOUNT. BE SURE TO INDICATE PROFITS GO TO
CONGREGATION KNESETH ISRAEL, ELGIN, IL (Account number: C4A4BF9A9424).
3. CLICK ON SHOP. STORES ARE LISTED ALPHABETICALLY.
4. SELECT YOUR STORE.
5. BE SURE YOU SELECT AN E-CARD, NOT A GIFT CARD. IF YOU WANT AN ACTUAL
CARD, YOU CAN ORDER ONE, BUT IT WILL NOT BE AS IMMEDIATE. NOTE: JEWEL DOES
NOT ACCEPT E-CARDS, BUT ONCE YOU HAVE A CARD, REFILLS ARE SIMPLE.
6. SHOP AND PUT ITEMS IN YOUR CART.
7. WHEN FINISHED, GO TO CART.
8. SELECT PAYMENT TYPE: CREDIT CARD OR BANK ACCOUNT. IF YOU SELEECT
CHECK TO COORDINATOR, SEND THE CHECK TO CONGREGATION KNESETH ISRAEL,
NOTING FUNDABILITY IN THE MEMO PORTION OF THE CHECK.
9. AFTER YOU GIVE YOUR PAYMENT INFORMATION, YOU WILL GET AN E-MAIL
TO PRINT OUT YOUR E-CARDS. GIFT CARDS ARE SENT TO THE COORDINATOR.
10. ONCE YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER, SEND A TEXT OR CONTACT DICK JOHNSON
(847-312-2507) SO HE IS AWARE, AS HE DOES NOT CHECK DAILY. YOU CAN
ALWAYS CONTACT HIM WITH QUESTIONS AS WELL.
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Jul 1 Torah Study Zoom 4:00 PM Jul 16 Musical Shabbat Service reg in person & Zoom 5:30 PM
Jul 2 Shabbat Service registered in person & Zoom 5:30 PM Jul 17 Shabbat Service with Morgan Bar Mitzvah 9:30 AM
Jul 3 Shabbat Service registered in person & Zoom 9:30 AM Jul 18 Tisha B'Av
Jul 4 Independence Day Jul 20 CKI Book Club 7:00 PM
Jul 5 Office Closed for Holiday Jul 21 Adult Intermediate Hebrew Zoom 5:30 PM
Jul 6 Java & Jews in person & Zoom 9:00 AM Jul 22 Torah Study Zoom 4:00 PM
Jul 7 Adult Intermediate Hebrew Zoom 5:30 PM Jul 23 Shabbat Service registered in person & Zoom 5:30 PM
Jul 8 Torah Study Zoom 4:00 PM Jul 24
Shabbat Service with Friedman Bar Mitzvah 9:30 AM
Jul 9 Shabbat Service registered in person & Zoom 5:30 PM Tu B'Av
Jul 10 Shabbat Service registered in person & Zoom 9:30 AM Jul 28 Adult Intermediate Hebrew Zoom 5:30 PM
Jul 13 CKI Board Meeting Zoom 7:00 PM Jul 29 Torah Study Zoom 4:00 PM
Jul 14 Adult Intermediate Hebrew Zoom 5:30 PM Jul 30 Shabbat Service registered in person & Zoom 5:30 PM
Jul 15 Torah Study Zoom 4:00 PM Jul 31 Shabbat Service registered in person & Zoom 9:30 AM
Ha Kol Submissions Due
July 2021 Shabbat Services: Fridays @ 5:30 PM, Saturdays @ 9:30 AM
