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An egalitarian home for your Jewish community.

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 9-3 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).

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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.

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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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Learn

KHN offers Inspiring learning opportunities for students of all ages, from our Shul School to engaging Adult Education programs.

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Giving To Kehilat HaNahar

As a membership organization, we rely on our donors’ generous support to engage our community through Jewish spirituality, culture, and learning.  DONATE HERE

Or you can leave a lasting legacy to KHN in your will through the Life & Legacy program

Upcoming Events

 

FridayFri, 1 DecDecember, 2023

 
 
Kabbalat Shabbat

Friday, Dec 1st 7:00p to 9:00pShabbat evening service

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SaturdaySat, 2 DecDecember, 2023

 
 
Zimra Shabbat

Shabbat, Dec 2nd 10:00a to 12:30pA music-filled Shabbat morning service

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FridayFri, 8 DecDecember, 2023

 
 
Kabbalat Shabbat

Friday, Dec 8th 7:00p to 9:00pShabbat evening service

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FridayFri, 15 DecDecember, 2023

 
 
Kabbalat Shabbat

Friday, Dec 15th 7:00p to 9:00pShabbat evening service

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SaturdaySat, 16 DecDecember, 2023

 
 
Contemplative Shabbat

Shabbat, Dec 16th 10:00a to 12:00pOur special monthly Shabbat morning service featuring meditation, mindful teachings, and studying the week's portion using the ParDes process. Contact the office by 2 pm Friday for the Zoom link.

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SundaySun, 3 DecDecember, 2023

 
 
American Jewish Women & New York Opera Culture

Sunday, Dec 3rd 1:00p to 2:30pThis presentation uncovers and traces the evolution of Jewish women’s opera activities throughout New York City.

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WednesdayWed, 13 DecDecember, 2023

 
 
Power of Jewish Dreaming

Wednesday, Dec 13th 7:00p to 8:30pIn this Zoom only class, Rabbi Jill Hammer will teach about dream wisdom through the ages and contemporary experiences. In addition she'll offer exercises and practices to find meaning in our own dreams.

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ThursdayThu, 14 DecDecember, 2023

 
 
Hanukkah Party

Thursday, Dec 14th (All day)A communal Hanukkah Party and Hanukkiah lighting

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MondayMon, 11 DecDecember, 2023

 
 
Arts Beit Midrash

Monday, Dec 11th 6:15p to 8:15pSteph is a Creative Facilitator of the Jewish Studio Process and will be teaching it as a spiritual practice, or tool. It brings together text study and creative practice to unearth levels of understanding that aren’t accessible just by thinking through something, and it can be used to explore questions about Jewish texts and wisdom or personal questions about ourselves and our own lives.

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ThursdayThu, 18 JanJanuary, 2024

 
 
Arts Beit Midrash

Thursday, Jan 18th 6:15p to 8:15pSteph is a Creative Facilitator of the Jewish Studio Process and will be teaching it as a spiritual practice, or tool. It brings together text study and creative practice to unearth levels of understanding that aren’t accessible just by thinking through something, and it can be used to explore questions about Jewish texts and wisdom or personal questions about ourselves and our own lives.

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ThursdayThu, 15 FebFebruary, 2024

 
 
Arts Beit Midrash

Thursday, Feb 15th 6:15p to 8:15pSteph is a Creative Facilitator of the Jewish Studio Process and will be teaching it as a spiritual practice, or tool. It brings together text study and creative practice to unearth levels of understanding that aren’t accessible just by thinking through something, and it can be used to explore questions about Jewish texts and wisdom or personal questions about ourselves and our own lives.

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ThursdayThu, 21 MarMarch, 2024

 
 
Arts Beit Midrash

Thursday, Mar 21st 6:15p to 8:15pSteph is a Creative Facilitator of the Jewish Studio Process and will be teaching it as a spiritual practice, or tool. It brings together text study and creative practice to unearth levels of understanding that aren’t accessible just by thinking through something, and it can be used to explore questions about Jewish texts and wisdom or personal questions about ourselves and our own lives.

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ThursdayThu, 18 AprApril, 2024

 
 
Arts Beit Midrash

Thursday, Apr 18th 6:15p to 8:15pSteph is a Creative Facilitator of the Jewish Studio Process and will be teaching it as a spiritual practice, or tool. It brings together text study and creative practice to unearth levels of understanding that aren’t accessible just by thinking through something, and it can be used to explore questions about Jewish texts and wisdom or personal questions about ourselves and our own lives.

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Tue, November 28 2023 15 Kislev 5784