IKAR

Holiday

High Holy Days 5782

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The High Holy Days are fast approaching and the IKAR team is busy dreaming, scheming, and planning. As we continue to navigate these uncertain times together, one thing we know for certain is that we can pray, cry, celebrate and connect no matter where we are.

Whether in-person, inside or outside, a neighborhood watch party, or your couch, we want to ensure everyone has a meaningful experience. So please let us know your preferences.

Together, we will create Rosh Hashanah, Kol Nidre, and Yom Kippur experiences that are safe and meaningful ways to tap into the transformative power of the High Holy Days.

The High Holy Days are fast approaching and the IKAR team is busy dreaming, scheming, and planning. As we continue to navigate these uncertain times together, one thing we know for certain is that we can pray, cry, celebrate and connect no matter where we are.

Whether in-person, inside or outside, a neighborhood watch party, or your couch, we want to ensure everyone has a meaningful experience. So please let us know your preferences.

Together, we will create Rosh Hashanah, Kol Nidre, and Yom Kippur experiences that are safe and meaningful ways to tap into the transformative power of the High Holy Days.

Sermons

Setting Aside Time – Rabbi Ronit Tsadok

July 24th, 2021 — Shabbat Vaethanan 5781

Grief, consolation, growth. How the Jewish calendar offers a framework for moving through this time of transition.

Click here to watch/listen.

Reopening

We're Open!

We are deeply grateful that we can now finally open our doors wide and once again dance, sing, cry, and pray together. We return with a greater awareness of how precious life is, and how important community truly is. All are welcome (members and non-members), and no registration necessary. We will continue to stream on Zoom & Facebook. Click here for more info.

Join

Register/Renew Your Membership

Registering for or renewing your membership is a statement of your commitment to joining a community of meaning and spirit and working together to build a more just and loving society. Join us or renew your membership and connect to something bigger as we build a vibrant, inclusive, and meaningful Jewish community together.

Being an IKAR member means you believe in the work of the organization, you want to stand on the same side of history, and you believe that holding each other is an act of love. Find connection at IKAR and connect to something bigger by joining us or renewing your membership.

Registering for or renewing your membership is a statement of your commitment to joining a community of meaning and spirit and working together to build a more just and loving society. Join us or renew your membership and connect to something bigger as we build a vibrant, inclusive, and meaningful Jewish community together.

Being an IKAR member means you believe in the work of the organization, you want to stand on the same side of history, and you believe that holding each other is an act of love. Find connection at IKAR and connect to something bigger by joining us or renewing your membership.

Event

Creating a Just Community: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

We’ll address important topics including LGBTQ+ inclusion, Disability inclusion, Racial equity, and more. Join us for this exciting series with some incredible speakers. We’re grateful to the Lisa & Maury Friedman Foundation for sponsoring this series.

Click Here To Watch / Listen To The Series.

Do Justice

Minyan Tzedek Community Organizing

Minyan Tzedek Community Organizing: finding hope as we build a more just society. Rabbi Brous calls us to reclaim “the moral heart of our tradition.” We bring the IKAR community together to fight for social justice, inspired by Torah.

Event

National Inaugural Prayer Service

R’ Brous blesses President Biden/VP Harris in the National Inaugural Prayer Service

“Give us strength, God, as we usher in the dawn of a new America, a justice-driven, multiracial democracy… A new America, built on love, rooted in justice and propelled by our moral imagination.” Read/Watch Rabbi Brous’s full blessing.