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at
the next Sunday school and adult meeting
All-Congregation Day
Sunday March 14, 9:15-noon
765 Concord Ave, Cambridge
Please join us for
our annual All Congregation Morning. Instead of Sunday school, the
children and adults will share a festive morning of activities,
including a combined family service, a singing workshop led by KB's
musical director, Becky Wexler, and lively Israeli folk dancing led by
Marcie Van Cleave. Marcie runs the Folk Arts Center of New England and
has been teaching and leading traditional dances in the New England
area since the mid-1980's. There will also be delicious food to munch
on and a silent auction.
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Passover Seder
Saturday April 3, 5:30pm
765 Concord Ave, Cambridge
Our
traditional congregation seder. We'll have our Humanistic
haggadah, a catered meal, good conversation, and fun for all.
Guests are welcome. Please go to this page to sign up.
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Upcoming Pot Luck Dinners
Join us for conversation and socializing. Meet fellow KB members in an informal and friendly environment.
Saturday March 20:
Family pot luck dinner, 5:30pm, at the Common House of the Cornerstone Cohousing Community, Cambridge. Please email Jane Eisenstark. to RSVP and for directions.
Saturday May 1:
Adult pot luck dinner, 7pm, at the home of Paula Wolk and P.A.M. Spierings in Waban. Please email Paula to RSVP and for
directions.
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VISITORS
AND
PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS:
- Shari Gelber is
our prospective member contact. You can email her
or phone her at 617-969-4596.
- We
invite you to attend our services and activities. Please
check our calendar
for information about upcoming events.
- Children
are welcome to visit our Sunday
School. Please contact the principal, Sandra Mayo, to
make arrangements.
- Read
more about
our congregation and what we do.
- Interested
in knowing more about
Humanistic Judaism? Take a look at this frequently
asked questions page maintained by Dennis Geller, who is one
of our madrikhs.
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New and Noteworthy
We have two publications to keep you up to date on KB activities.
- Our committee roundup describes recent committee activities; our January issue focuses on the Singing Workship, the Social Action committee and the
Middle East Working Group.
- Our bulletin summarizes upcoming events; the most recent issue is for March.
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See
and Hear Sherwin Wine on Tape
Rabbi Wine, the
founder of Humanistic Judaism, was an eloquent and charismatic speaker. The Harvard University
Humanist
Chaplaincy
website contains
a video
of
Sherwin's talk at the conference on Humanism in
2007. There is also a
recording of a radio
interview
with Sherwin
from that same weekend, in response to the VaTech shootings.
Both
recordings wonderfully capture his presence, his ideas, and his
view of Humanistic Judaism.
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