Shabbat Service
Services take place in-person at Kol Ami or online on our YouTube channel or right here on our temple website. To purchase a prayerbook, Mishkan Tefillah, available in print or in kindle version.
Contact Rabbi Barry Lutz at RabbiLutz@kol-ami.org
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Sova Food Drive Needs Our Help
SOVA is a nonsectarian program of Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles, dedicated to alleviating hunger and poverty in the community through food distribution and offering a wide range of supportive services. Every year in July and August, Congregation Kol Ami joins the effort of helping with food donations. As we we come together as a community in our building, we ask you to contribute to a world without hunger. Please bring donated groceries to temple to put in the Sova barrels inside the building: Pasta, toiletries, tuna, salmon, peanut and almond butter, canned goods etc.
Wed, November 29 2023
16 Kislev 5784
Welcome to Kol Ami
Congregation Kol Ami is a progressive, Reform congregation rooted in a rich Jewish tradition, with commitment to social justice, diversity, and a world in which all individuals are honored and connected. Our congregation celebrates an LGBTQ+ core at the center of a profoundly diverse community: Queer and Straight people; single, coupled and families; Jews by Choice and Birth, Jews of Color; Interfaith couples and families; Single people and those in 12 steps programs and those differently abled.
More about Congregation Kol Ami.
Healing
We wish these Kol Ami members, family and friends Refueah Shaleima (a speedy recovery) and keep them in our healing prayers See Full List
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Congregation Kol Ami uses J License for all the Jewish music in worship and programs
Assistance During the Pandemic
The Jewish Federation of Los Angeles, Jewish Family Service and Jewish Free Loan have provided resources for anyone in the community who needs assistance especially during the Pandemic:
Ezra Network Wrap-around Services
The Federation’s Ezra Network provides wraparound social services to those in need in our Jewish community, including government benefits applications, short-term counseling, legal services, job search readiness training, and screening for financial assistance via Federation’s Max Factor Family Foundation Financial Assistance Network. By calling Federation’s Community Call Line at (323) 761-8305, any Jewish community member in need will be connected to the Ezra Network to begin to navigate these FREE services. Ezra Network - The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles
Jewish Free Loan
Interest-free loans fill an important gap in our social system by promoting self-sufficiency and dignity. Traditionally, individuals must have one to two guarantors to secure an interest-free loan from JFLA, but our Federation, , has made it possible to make higher-risk loans to Jewish individuals who do not have the luxury of a guarantor. JFLA lends at a 1:2 ratio against the funds we have provided; with JFLA lending two dollars for every dollar in our Interest-Free Loan Fund. If a client defaults on the loan, and the collection process does not yield payment, funds from the Federation’s Interest-Free Loan Fund will be drawn. Interest Free Loans from the Jewish Free Loan Association (jfla.org)
Community Call Line
If you or someone you know needs access to social services including financial assistance, please contact The Jewish Federation’s Community Call Line at (323) 761-8305. The Jewish Federation has increased its funding and support of the Max Factor Family Foundation Financial Assistance Network. This assistance will help Jews whose income has been reduced, hours have been eliminated, or businesses are suffering.
Los Angeles Jewish Community Resource Guide
