You’re Invited: Gala 2020
We would love to celebrate with you at KHN's annual Gala! Registration is open now.
Congregational Retreat
Calling all Members January 31 - February 2 Join us at Kol HaNeshamah’s sixth Congregational Retreat at Camp Kalsman in Arlington, WA. Friday, January 31st - Sunday, February 2, 2020. All KHN member households are invited for a sensational weekend. We will spend the days relaxing, learning, and connecting with our community. Guests young and old [...]
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Pop-Up Chanukah at the Junction
Take a break from winter break and celebrate Chanukah with KHN. Something for everyone! Bring your homemade latkes or a potluck dish. We'll have the fixings & back-up latkes, just in case. Little kid fun starts at 4:30 Latke potluck at 5:30 Light menorahs & songs at 6:00 Game night starts at 6:30
Dvarim
Have you ever given a drash at KHN? Send it to execdir@khnseattle.org to share on our Dvarim page. Visit the page to read sermons delivered by Rabbi Zari, our bar & bat mitzvah students, and KHN members.
Introduction to Judaism
Enrolling Now Visit our Adult Education page for details and enrollment form.
Exodus
I believe the Jews put too much power into the golden calf while our government is putting too much power into a vision of America
Made of Stories
I have thought of language as a flock of birds, since like birds our stories transcend borders.
Collective Guilt/ Responsibility
To be a Jew, and to participate in this annual ritual, is—I believe--to be able to see our own, as well as others’ humanity, more broadly. We come together on this day not only for ourselves, not only for the community whose destiny we share, but also for the larger collective enterprise that we call humanity.