Join the KE community and Clergy for a weekend Shabbaton as we introduce this year's theme Lev Shalem: Finding Healing, Wholeness, and Hope.

Friday Night Tisch | Sept. 20 | Register Here

6:00 pm | Come welcome Shabbat with Rabbis Booth and Graff, Morat Derech Sarah Miller, and Music Specialist Tyler Dean as we sing, listen to heart healing stories, and share joy together. Kabbalat Shabbat services will begin at 6:00 pm (available on Zoom), followed by dinner at 7:00 pm.

Shabbat Morning Services | Sept. 21 | In Person & on Zoom

9:30 am | Join us for Shabbat morning services in the Main Sanctuary.

11:15 am | During services, Rabbis Booth and Graff will explore pathways to inner wholeness through the mystical insight of the Sfat Emet.

Shabbat Learning Sessions | Sept. 21 | In Person Only

10:30 am - 12:00 pm | Morat Derech Sarah Miller's Parenting the Parsha class
Parents of all ages are invited to join her in the Social Hall for an exploration of healing and wholeness as they relate to parenting. 

12:30 pm - 1:10 pm | SPNI's Nature Heals: From Respite to Resilience
After kiddush, bring your lunch to the Community Room for a learning session presented by Dan Alon (CEO) and Jay Shofet (Director of Resource Development & Foreign Relations) from the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel. Click here to learn more and register.

1:15 pm - 2:30 pm | Alternative Yizkor 
Join us for an opportunity to remember and tell stories of our loved ones led by the Rabbis. Click here to register.

1:15 pm - 2:30 pm | Rebuilding the Self: Wholeness After a Long Term Relationship or Divorce
When significant relationships end, it can often leave us feeling broken and filled with reflective questions: Who am I now? Who do I want to be? How did I get here? What happens now? Where do I want to go? It's a time of both uncertainty and sadness, but also possibility and hope. Join Morat Derech Sarah Miller as we explore the paths to healing and wholeness after a divorce or serious breakup. Click here to register.

1:15 pm - 2:30 pm | Five Years Have Passed: Wordsworth's Poetry of Recovery
Jonathan Atkins is a PhD candidate in English at Stanford, working on poetry and poetics from the nineteenth century to the present. His current research focuses on the phenomenology of and epistemologies associated with verse and verse form. He is also interested in the potential purchase of ideas from performance, music, and the natural sciences for how we might read poems (and vice versa), and, as a recovering lawyer, in the intersections of law and poetics. Click here to register.