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Hi! We say of our Torah that its ways are ways of pleasantness, and all its paths are of Peace (Deracheyah Darchei Noam v'kol netivotecha shalom).
You will find in these pages resources and ways to enrich the moments that make up your life, and hopefully you will let the sweetness of Judaism permeate it. At your home, at our services, or during High Holy Days, you could be experiencing only fleeting moments of spirituality. Alternatively, you can make those experiences meaningful and have life-long impact.
All we have to do is to try to make room for God in our busy lives. This is the Jewish way. Tried and true for generations. |
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Temple Kol Ami's Ritual Committee is a group of dedicated volunteers who are responsible for the smooth running of our Shabbat services throughout the year. In that regard we handle onegs, the supply and maintenance of prayer books and Torah commentaries, the choosing of lay leaders, etc.
The Ritual and Festival committees, in co-ordination with Rabbi Gottlieb, are involved in the planning, organization and execution of Jewish holiday observances. In addition to High Holy Day services, we observe the three pilgrimage festivals of Shavuot, Sukkot and Pesach. The Temple Kol Ami congregation celebrates Simchat Torah, Chanukah, Tu B’shvat, Purim and Yom HaAtzmaut, and observes Selichot and Yom HaShoah.
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Temple Kol Ami is proud of its choir, which is directed, accompanied and made up by Temple members. The choir practices each week and performs on High Holy Days, at adult services once a month and on other special occasions.
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