Earlier this month, Rabbi Greg Weitzman and his conversion class covered one of the most all-important aspects of Jewish heritage: the cuisine! The group ate and baked delicious breads, sampled soup, and sliced veggies as hands on learning. The class scored 100% on good food and good times....
After months of planning, the Caring Committee presented a program earlier this month on issues that arise for us and our loved ones as we age, and as we care for aging friends and family. Cantor Garfein and Rabbi Levine welcomed attenders and spoke about the spiritual aspects of...
In connection with the recent attempted draconian cuts to health insurance coverage, Kansas Senator Charles Patrick Roberts callously quipped, “I sure don’t want my mammogram benefits taken away." Neither do the 2.7 million people who use the services of Planned Parenthood. Stop Congress from cutting off federal funding to this organization!...
On March 3rd, 2017, we had a big night dedicated to learning about the plight of today's refugees, as well as honoring our own past and profound losses of Jewish refugees during the Second World War. The Erev Shabbat Service was followed by an information fair of organizations, including CRS....
Build a bridge, not a wall, with a thoughtfully crafted, humane immigration policy. You can help by clicking here. Congress needs to reform immigration laws so that they keep our country safe AND take into account the millions of undocumented immigrants who are already here and are productive citizens, but living...
We swayed, we swooned...
We are still glowing with the success of our most recent 175th anniversary celebration events, the Evening of Community and Comedy. ...
February's book group meeting got a boost in the discussion of the book of the month, Max's Diamonds. Author and CRS Congregant Jay Greenfield was on hand to discuss not just the book, but also his writing and editing process....
This year's theme of Sisterhood's annual luncheon was, Sacred Calling: Honoring CRS Women Who Became Clergy. ...
The Torah commands us 36 times to welcome strangers. As Jews, we have an ethical obligation to take action to stop a ban that is unconstitutional, illegal, and immoral....
2024 Meeting Minutes will be posted soon. Please check back again.
