Kehillaht Chaverim Happenings
Covid-19 Update
During the Covid-19 shelter in place, the Kehillah is offering a weekly Kabbalat Shabbat service using Zoom each Friday evening from 6:00-6:30 pm on the Kehillah Zoom Channel and Shabbat morning services at 10:00 am both in person and on the Kehillah Zoom Channel. If you are interested in attending our services from your home, please send an email to info@kehillatchaverim.org to obtain the Zoom access information.
Education Programs
Two courses are being offered by the Kehillah. Each course is taught on alternating Monday evenings at 7:30 pm on the Kehillah Zoom Channel. Email info@kehillatchaverim.org for information on accessing the Kehillah Zoom Channel. Visit the Education Page for a complete description of the courses.
Ethics & Holiness in the 21st Century, taught by Rabbi Michele Sullum
Israel: Facts and Myths, taught by Fred Nathan
| Date / Time | Class | Instructor |
| November 16, 2020 | Israel: Facts and Myths | Fred Nathan |
| November 23, 2020 | Ethics & Holiness in the 21st Century | Rabbi Michele Sullum |
| November 30, 2020 | Israel: Facts and Myths | Fred Nathan |
| December 7, 2020 | Ethics & Holiness in the 21st Century | Rabbi Michele Sullum |
| December 14, 2020 | Israel: Facts and Myths | Fred Nathan |
| December 21, 2020 | Ethics & Holiness in the 21st Century | Rabbi Michele Sullum |
Face Mask Project
The Kehillah has formed a formed a sewing circle and the Kehillah has allocated some money from the tzedakah fund so our community can participate in this amazing Tzedakah project. The mask-making challenge, spearheaded by the North Texas Mask Force, puts health care clinics, senior centers, and childcare facilities in need of masks in touch with sewers who can make masks for them. NextDoor links sewers with private individuals are at high risk for infection or who live or work with those who are high risk. ….Read More
The Kehillah participated in Feed My Starving Children on June 20th. Read the article in the Texas Jewish Post.
Read about the Kehillah in Harriet P. Gross’s In My Minds I column in the Texas Jewish Post. Her March 28 column, Keeping the ‘community’ in Judaism captures the essence of our Kehillah.[/fusion_text]
WHO WE ARE
We are an independent Minyan that operates on Shabbat mornings, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, and the Yom Tov mornings of Sukkot, Pesach and Shavuot.
A BRIEF HISTORY
On May 4, 2013 a small group of Conservative Jews decided they didn’t want to leave their davening community for Shabbat morning services and a new community was formed.
WORDS FROM OUR MEMBERS
Our Kehilla provides opportunities for people to grow and strengthen their ties to Judaism. Learn more what people like about Kehillat Chaverim and enjoy some of our member teachings.
WHY I LIKE KEHILLAT CHAVERIM
Kehillah 5 Year Anniversary
Thank you for the honor of addressing you on this very special milestone in the life of our kehillah.
As you know by now, I always try to extract lessons from the Torah even though I […]
TEACHINGS FROM OUR MEMBERS
Chayei Sarah – 5781 – Go Forward
One point of gratitude -On behalf of Sue and I we thank you – all of our friends in the Kehilat – that have provided meals for our home during this most challenging time. We […]