All Year Long–FRIDAY NIGHT SERVICES at 7pm on the First & Third Fridays of the Month

Plus Shabbat evening opportunities to relax and connect from September thru June:

    • FIRST FRIDAY | Tot Shabbat 5:45pm & Pre-Service Soup & Salad Potluck  at 6pm                   
    • Bring the family! KHN will provide the main, you bring the salad or dessert! (veggie + Kosher fish, no nuts!)
    • THIRD FRIDAY Oneg  & Israeli Dancing following Kabbalat Shabbat services

We’ll provide the soup, you bring a salad (vegetarian or kosher fish, NO NUTS) or dessert (also, NO NUTS) to share!

Dear Kehillah, KHN has always been home to members with peanut and tree nut allergies. Please do not bring any food items with nuts into the KHN building. Any food items with nuts will be taken off the premises and may not be served anywhere in the building.  Details here: KHN Food Policies

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Recent KHN Services

Dec 20 |  Rabbi Michael Sarko will lead services starting at 7pm

7PM | 1st & 3rd Fridays  (when in the sanctuary, also streaming on FBLive)
Soulful services and communal worship. Music led by Geoff Greenlee and the KHN Ensemble. Services joyfully led by Rabbi Allison Flash and KHN Lay Service Leaders.

 

KHN’s food minhag is vegetarian or kosher fish (such as salmon or tuna) and no nuts. No chicken, meat or non-Kosher fish should be served in the building at KHN communal meals.

Shabbat services from earlier this year include:

 

 

RECENT SHABBAT EXPERIENCES

New Member Shabbat  | April 5, 2024    We’ll gather to welcome new member families!  Followed by a special oneg featuring delicious treats from the new West Seattle Snapdragon Bakery & Cafe.

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Starting June 1 2023, masks will be optional inside the building and at all services at KHN. Windows and doors open (and air filtration appliances running), so dress for the weather.

Friday evening services will also stream on KHN Facebook Live for those who want to us join remotely.

KHN is all about participatory Judaism in a sacred community.  Are you a KHN member who has been inspired by our diverse lay-led services? Are you interested in participating in services?  Lifting the Torah? Chanting? Leading a prayer? Giving a d’var? Contact Religious Life Chair, Eric Orlin, at religiouslife@khnseattle.org.