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Shalom from Rabbi Chalom wishes everyone a meaningful July 4th holiday and will return next week.
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How should leaders hand off the reins to their successors? And how should parents pass on their legacy to their children? One of July’s more fascinating Torah portions is Pinchas (Numbers 25:10-30:1), which grapples with both how daughters can inherit in a patriarchal system and how Moses should enable Joshua to succeed him. Definitely relevant to today’s politics!
Have you missed a recent Shabbat Service or want to re-watch one you enjoyed? Follow this link to view past programs.
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Many thanks to The Maxwell Street Klezmer Band and everyone who came out to celebrate our beautiful community! The warmth and joy of our congregation could be felt throughout the room and seen in those dancing feet! Here's to many, many more celebrations.
See more pictures from our FUNdraiser on Instagram and Facebook.
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We asked the Solomons, who always have the very best costumes for our Purim celebration, why they chose us.
"We were welcomed to practice our Judaism our way, and were able to craft B'nai Mitzvot that were meaningful to our family. Kol Hadash has been a great place to teach our children about Judaism without baggage."
Learn more about our community and how we do membership differently.
Want to share your Kol Hadash story? Contact Jeremy in the office at info@KolHadash.com
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Do you need a babysitter? We can connect you with several of our KH member teens and young adults (and, they are current and former Sunday School Class Aides). Please contact youthed@KolHadash.com for a list.
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Mazel Tov to Laurie Schiller who was recently elected to the U.S. Fencing Hall of Fame, class of 2026.
Ron Schwartz has advanced kidney disease, and needs a kidney transplant. Learn more here.
Do you have news? We'd love to share it. Engagements, Weddings, Babies, B Mitzvahs, Anniversaries, Graduations, Awards, Nominations, Appointments, Honors, Achievements. Email Jeremy in the office at info@KolHadash.com with YOUR news.
Honor a mitzvah, wedding, a yartzheit, passing, or other special event with a donation. Celebrate a friend or loved one or wish them well in a time of difficulty by making a donation in their honor.
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Join us at Di Pescara’s in Northbrook Court for canasta & lunch at noon. The restaurant requires players to order food for lunch (no minimum required) as compensation for hosting us. Everyone is invited! If interested or would like to be added to the weekly text please let Marlene Tambourine know at 847-476-8887.
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Our summer Winer's Gathering: cool food for hot summer nights - will be at Marla & Fred's. RSVP to winers@KolHadash.com.
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Rabbi Chalom will be speaking at Chicago Skepticamp on "A Humanist Approach to Religious Traditions."
Skepticamp is a gathering for critical thinkers and skeptics. This event will be held on Sunday, July 27 at Demetri's in Deerfield. The event is filled with engaging talks, workshops, and discussions on science, skepticism, and critical thinking. Connect with like-minded individuals, share your ideas, and expand your knowledge in a fun and welcoming environment. Whether you're a seasoned skeptic or just curious about the world around you, Chicago Skepticamp 2025 has something for everyone.
Follow this link to learn more and to register to attend.
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Sat, July 5 2025 9 Tammuz 5785
