Recurring Event Brooklyn Egal Minyan

Brooklyn Egal Minyan

CBE Chapel 274 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, NY

Join CBE, Altshul, and the wider Brooklyn brownstone community for an egalitarian minyan. This is part of a larger effort to offer daily minyans — for those who want to participate regularly and for those who are mourning and saying kaddish. Even if you are new to daily services, we invite you to participate — […]

New Futures: Imagination Sessions

CBE Boardroom 274 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, NY

This fall, we’re starting something new at CBE and we want you to be part of it. It’s time to begin imagining a future that we would be genuinely proud to hand down to our children’s children’s children. To engage in what Rabbi Kolin described in her Yom Kippur sermon as “inspiring, creative, joyful, hopeful, and dead-serious conversations […]

Recurring Event Brooklyn Egal Minyan

Brooklyn Egal Minyan

CBE Chapel 274 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, NY

Join CBE, Altshul, and the wider Brooklyn brownstone community for an egalitarian minyan. This is part of a larger effort to offer daily minyans — for those who want to participate regularly and for those who are mourning and saying kaddish. Even if you are new to daily services, we invite you to participate — […]

Shared Grief, Shared Hope

Park Slope Jewish Center 1320 8th Avenue, Brooklyn, New York

Cosponsored by CBE. Join us for a powerful evening with the Parents Circle—Families Forum, a joint Israeli-Palestinian organization made up of over 850 bereaved families. Their common bond is that they have lost a close family member to the conflict. But instead of choosing revenge, they have chosen a path of reconciliation. Details and registration here.

New Futures: Imagination Sessions

CBE Boardroom 274 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, NY

This fall, we’re starting something new at CBE and we want you to be part of it. It’s time to begin imagining a future that we would be genuinely proud to hand down to our children’s children’s children. To engage in what Rabbi Kolin described in her Yom Kippur sermon as “inspiring, creative, joyful, hopeful, and dead-serious conversations […]