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Wednesday, Sep 2 • 7 pm to 9 pm
Elul New Member House Party 2026
Joined IKAR in the past year and want to meet more congregants? This is the party for you! Come for a night of community and schmoozing. Hear from one of our clergy members, and our CEO and founder, Melissa Balaban.
Location
Mid-City
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