Kol Hadash

All Kol Hadash Youth Education programming is on Sunday Mornings SUNDAY SCHOOL + HEBREW LEARNING: We have weekly Sunday School class for Kindergarten through Confirmation. Our classes are: K/1st grade, 2nd/3rd grade, 4th/5th grade, 6th/7th grade, and 8th/9th/10th grade Confirmation. Sunday School is at 9:30-11:30am with the exception of 6th/7th grade students who have Mitzvah Prep Class until 12:00pm. Our 5th grade students have Individual Hebrew Tutoring in half-hour sessions, which are scheduled by parents (either at Sunday School before class or during the week at our Tutor's office). PARENT-TOT: Preschool Jewish Discovery, our enrichment class for 2-6 year olds with a grown-up, meets monthly -- it is free and open to everyone. FAMILY PROGRAMS: On many Sundays, our whole school -- students, teachers, and families -- come together to celebrate Jewish holidays as well as for special programs on Jewish culture, community service activities and more. Open House & Sunday School Try Out -- We welcome non-members to join us - there is no expectation of a commitment by coming to this program. Adults join the Parents Meeting and children join their grade's class for the day with our Sunday School Try Out (with advance notice, please).

In response to continued exclusion by 19th century European Nationalism, Jews evolved their own national movements. One celebrated Yiddish culture with a political program to improve society where Jews lived, while the other imagined creating a new state in the land of Israel around a revived Hebrew language.

Please note the time - 6:30pm What ties together Jews with roots in Russia, Syria, Azerbaijan and Ethiopia? How can we create one Jewish community, even a self-defined Secular Humanistic Jewish congregation, from the wide range of Jewish experiences, attachments, cultures and beliefs? Perhaps what might drive us apart can also bring us together. Celebrated with Kahal Braira in Boston – 6:30pm, special registration here.

An adult Online Learning Weekend hosted by International Institute for Secular Humanistic Judaism and Kahal Braira Congregation for Humanistic Judaism (Boston). The real Jewish experience is more diverse than we ever imagined. How can the histories of diverse Jewish communities transform the Jewish present? $9 PER LEARNING SESSION – More information and registration at https://iishj.org/rediscovering_jewish_diversity/