2024 – 2025 Schedule – All events are at 10:00 AM (Please check our newsletter for Zoom instructions or location for each event)
September 8 – McBride: Heaven and Earth Grocery Store
November 3 – Kessler: Palestine 1936
December 8 – Berest: The Postcard
January 5 – Nathan: My Life in Recipes
February 9 – Lapid: On Her Own
March 2 – Brandwein: Pursuing Justice
April 6 – Klagsbrun: Henrietta Szold
May 4 – Fruchter: City of Laughter
June 1 – Acho & Tishby: Uncomfortable Conversations
This year’s dates and speakers:
January 14: Lily Pelzman
February 11: Claudine Bing
March 11: Paige Jacobson
(Sign Up Information Will Be Available Closer to these Dates)
Our next presentation of the KH movie club will be on Tuesday, February 25th at 6:45 PM. We will show “The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz” a 1974 comedy-drama starring Richard Dreyfus. It’s about an ambitious yet ruthless young man who pursues his goal of owning property as a way of making a name for himself. This is a don’t miss movie!
Location: At the home of Ann and Bob Lieberman. CLICK HERE TO RSVP.
Please register below (If you don’t see the form press “More Info”)
Learn how to bring more shalom into your life.
This is a gathering to learn how to find new ways to peace, contentment, and joy with Rabbi Sigal.
She will lead guided meditation, teach Torah and facilitate a conversation.
All are welcome. No meditation experience is necessary. Space is limited. Must Register.
Theme for the 2024-2025 Season: “Through the Year with Hebrew Women”.
Please join us on the first Tuesday of each month, 2:00 PM. We will meet in the different homes so stay tuned to our weekly newsletters for updates.
November 5th – Cheshvan
December 3rd – Kislev
January 7th – Tevet
February 4th – Shevat
March 4th – Adar
April 1st – Nisan
May 6th – Iyar
New members are always welcome.
Contact the coordinator, Anne Schimberg, for more information.
Please register below (If you don’t see the form press “More Information”)
Rabbi Sigal is offering two sessions to explore Martin Buber’s poetic philosophy. This contemplative journey provides a meaningful opportunity to engage with insights on relating to one another, the world, and the divine, as articulated by Buber, one of the 20th century’s greatest thinkers.
Together, we will contrast I-Thou relationships with the utilitarian I-It mode and reflect on the role of presence and dialogue in fostering authentic encounters.
Second session is April 3rd.
All are welcome. No experience is necessary.
Space is limited.
Please register below (If you don’t see the form press “More Info”)
Rabbi Sigal, Congregation Kol HaNeshama Rabbi and creator of MEND-ful- Live Connected will lead a mini-retreat for the soul.
The experience includes guided movement, meditation and conversation to free the mind and heart from habitual self-loathing and heartbreaks and find ways to peace and joy.
Join her on Shabbat morning at the Library. All are welcome. No meditation experience is necessary. Dress comfortably.
Space is limited please register below.
Please register below (If you don’t see the form press “More Information”)
Rabbi Sigal is offering two sessions to explore Martin Buber’s poetic philosophy. This contemplative journey provides a meaningful opportunity to engage with insights on relating to one another, the world, and the divine, as articulated by Buber, one of the 20th century’s greatest thinkers.
Together, we will contrast I-Thou relationships with the utilitarian I-It mode and reflect on the role of presence and dialogue in fostering authentic encounters.
All are welcome. No experience is necessary.
Space is limited.
Mail: Kol HaNeshama
PO Box 21655
Sarasota, FL 34276
Phone: 941-244-2042
CLICK HERE to Email Us
Community Day School – Hershorin Schiff Community Day School
4335 Wilkinson Rd, Sarasota, FL 34233