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High Holy Days 2023/5784
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Welcome to the Little Shul by the River!
Even with all the uncertainty brought on by COVID, here at Kehilat HaNahar we have remained a vibrant, warm and strong community over the past two years, davening, celebrating and learning together virtually and, when safe, in-person.
Our Hosen (Resilience) Committee has set safety guidelines and meets regularly to reassess, taking expert recommendations and input from community members.
For in-person, indoor activities, masking is optional but recommended. Seating for those who wish to maintain a social distance is available for both indoor and outdoor activities.
Many of our activities including services, Torah study and adult learning are also offered via Zoom.
- Services are in-person (outdoors weather permitting or indoors if not) and on Zoom.
- Torah study (Thursdays) is in-person and on Zoom. For more information, contact Rabbi Diana at rabbidianamller@gmail.com.
- Bagel U classes (adult education) are mostly via Zoom. For more information, contact Abraham Leibson at abraham.leibson@gmail.com. To view videos of recent classes and see what's coming up soon, click HERE.
- Office hours are 12 -4 Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Closed all other days in addition to Federal and Religious Holidays. Please contact office administrator Joe Lewin if you need anything at littleshul@kehilathanahar.org.
We were thrilled to have our Annual Membership Picnic in person in Fall 2021. View pictures of the fun HERE.
KHN COVID / MASKING POLICY
We are presently MASK-OPTIONAL (but recommended). As of March 16, 2023 the CDC COVID spread rate is LOW in both Bucks and Hunterdon Counties. KHN's full COVID/MASKING POLICY can be found HERE.
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Worship
We aspire to have everyone engaged during the prayer service. Our services are filled with memorable melodies and insightful readings.
Community
Our community and people are at the heart of who we are. KHN offers something for everyone: From education programs to social groups and more.
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KHN offers Inspiring learning opportunities for students of all ages, from our Shul School to engaging Adult Education programs.
Upcoming Events
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Sunday ,
OctOctober 15 , 2023Bagel U - Black Fiddlers
Sunday, Oct 15th 11:00a to 12:30p
Black Fiddlers in the Orbit of Thomas Jefferson is a story for us, indeed for all Americans, to learn about, discuss, and be enlightened by. Music historian, conductor, and former KHN member Lewis R. Baratz will shed light on the music and the ethical contradictions of a key founding father of the United States. The presentation will be done via Zoom, with slides and musical ensembles performed by Lewis' ensemble, La Fiocco. -
Sunday ,
OctOctober 22 , 2023Bagel U: Chaim Grade
Sunday, Oct 22nd 11:00a to 12:15p
The Lithuanian Yiddish writer Chaim Grade wrote poetry, novels, and memoirs from the time of World War I until his death in 1982, recreating life in Eastern Europe equal to the works of Isaac Bashevis Singer and Sholom Aleichem. His two most acclaimed works were The Agunah and The Yeshiva. -
Sunday ,
OctOctober 29 , 2023Questions about Reconstructionism
Sunday, Oct 29th 11:00a to 12:15p
We will review selected questions from Kaplan’s book “Questions Jews Ask: Reconstructionist Answers,” discuss our feelings and thoughts, and read Rabbi Mordechai Kaplan’s answers and his reasoning. Please join us in this exciting group learning experience of Rabbi Kaplan’s ideas.
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Fri, September 22 2023
7 Tishrei 5784
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This week's Torah portion is Parashat Haazinu
Shabbat, Sep 23 |
Candle Lighting
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Havdalah
Motzei Shabbat, Sep 23, 7:46pm |
Kol Nidre
Sunday, Sep 24 |