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Congregation Kol Ami Welcomes you!

This year we celebrate the 21st Anniversary of Congregation Kol Ami.  We have had an amazing history in these 21 years; growing from a small committed group meeting in a living room to a vibrant community bursting at the walls of our beautiful Temple.

HighHolyDayStarEach year Kol Ami grows stronger because of the involvement and generosity of our members.  We are there for each other in our quiet moments of grief and our moments of celebration.

 Rabbi Eger is a prominent public face for the important social and religious issues facing the larger community.  Cantor Saltzman has premiered original music to a delighted community beyond our Congregation.

There continue to be many avenues to participating; including through ritual, social action, Men of Kol Ami, Women of Kol Ami, Kol Atid or a shoulder to lean on saying Kaddish.  Our Congregation offers many paths to being known and being of service. 

I look forward to our praying, learning and celebrating together for another year!  

Shalom,

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David Kaminski- Co-President &

Stuart Leviton- Co-President

View Services Online!

Would you like to come to services, but can't make it to the shul?  Click HERE  to watch services online!  We go LIVE the first Friday of each month at 6:45 pm, and at 8:00 pm all other Fridays.

A SINCERE THANK YOU TO 

OUR RELIGIOUS SCHOOL STAFF

 Religious School Staff 2013
left to right:  Student Rabbi and Religious School Principal, Greg Weisman, Sabrina Eisenstadt, Michelle Paster, Anne Hrmodka, 
Katie Zipkin-Leed, and Rabbi Denise Eger

  

Rabbi Eger addresses the crowd in Washington, D.C.

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Please RSVP to staff@kol-ami.org or call 323.606.0996.

Please click here to reserve online! 

Rabbi Eger has been featured on CNN's Religion Blog!

Click the photo below to read the article.
Eger CNN Blog
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The URJ has set up a Hurricane Relief Fund to aid congregations affected by Hurricane Sandy.

With your support the URJ will provide relief to congregations, families and communities, just as they have done for victims of natural disasters around the world. Together we can provide hope and help to those in need.

Please click HERE to make a donation!   

 
 

Quick Links

 

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Read Rabbi Eger's Weekly Torah Commentary  


Review Rabbi Eger's Sermons


Sustain and Support our Congregation by making a Donation


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