October 23-24 | Chesvan 12-13
Join Us for Shabbat:
- Shabbat Service: 7:00 PM in the Cohen/Friedkin Sanctuary. Oneg following services in
North Social Hall. - Shabbat Morning Service: 9:00 AM in the Hollander Family Chapel. Oneg following services in
North Social Hall. - Congratulations to this week’s Bar Mitzvah: Jackson Wasserstein
Joining us for services from home?
- We welcome you to Livestream the services on our YouTube channel.
- Follow along by having your own copy of Mishkan T’filah: A Reform Siddur. Purchase yours here.
- Join Saturday’s Torah Discussion on Zoom.
Livestreaming services are made possible by the Goldstein-Kestecher Family Livestreaming Fund.
Mishebeirach List
As a gentle reminder, our Mishebeirach list is refreshed at the end of each month. If you would like to include the name of someone in need of healing for this month, please submit their name(s) by the day before Shabbat services. While we do our best, names submitted on the day of services or during office closures may not be added in time. Find the Mishebeirach form here.
Yahrzeit Remembrance
Yahrzeits are observed between Saturday and the following Friday. At Shabbat services following the yahrzeit, we will read the name of your loved one prior to the reading of the Kaddish.
Rabbi Erica Installation
CBI will formally install Rabbi Erica Rosenkranz as the Temple’s Senior Associate Rabbi at an Installation Shabbat on Friday, October 30, at 7:00 PM. A special oneg will follow. Rabbinic Installations are historic and rare in a Congregation’s history and often occur once a generation. There will be special guests and presentations from the Temple’s Board, Schools, and auxiliary groups.
October Social Action: Paws for a Cause
This October, we’re caring for our community’s furry friends. Your donations will support local rescues and shelters. Drop your donations in the blue bins in CBI’s Admin Circle.
Learn more about what we’re donating, and how you can help by clicking the button below!
See a recap of the High Holy Days at CBI!
From the reflection of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur to the joy of Sukkot and Simchat Torah, revisit High Holy Days 5787 at Congregation B’nai Israel. Explore photos, watch sermons and holiday videos, and look back on the traditions, celebrations, and acts of social action that brought our congregation together throughout this special season, from the beginning of Elul through the conclusion of the High Holy Days.
