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Mon, April 21 2025
23 Nisan 5785

Mon, April 21 2025 23 Nisan 5785

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Congregation KTI

575 King Street

Port Chester, NY 10573

914.939.1004

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Tuesday ,
AprApril 22 , 2025

Spring Senior Wellness and Self-Care Series
Tuesday, Apr 22nd 4:00p to 5:30p
Spring Series Wellness and Self-Care Series Tuesdays, 4/22, 4/29 and 5/6 4:00-5:30pm KTI Library Please join us for a three-part workshop series designed to build inner resources and resilience, cultivate more calm, reduce stress, and increase joy. 4/23: Mindfulness Basics: Learn about the long history of mindfulness and experience essential mindfulness skills to find your own anchor and learn to "press pause." 4/29: Self-Compassion: Why is it Healthier to Be Kinder to Yourself? Research shows that developing more self-compassion leads to improved physical and emotional health outcomes and well-being. Learn how to develop a self-compassion and loving kindness practice. 5/6: Gratitude: Explore the science of how this simple and powerful practice positively changes our brain chemistry and discover how the art of gratitude practice can increase overall health and well-being. Facilitated by Brenda P. Haas, LMSW, Ed.M Brenda is a Social Worker at Westchester Jewish Community Services who has dedicated her professional life to building the resilience of youth, adults and families and destigmatizing mental health needs. Through WJCS, Brenda is the KTI Partners in Caring Social Worker. Brenda received her M.S.W. from New York University Silver School of Social Work and Ed.M. In Counseling and Consulting and Consulting Psychology from Harvard University Graduate School of Education.
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Tuesday ,
AprApril 22 , 2025

2025-2026 Bnai Mitzvah Parent Meeting
Tuesday, Apr 22nd 8:00p to 9:15p

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Wednesday ,
AprApril 23 , 2025

Shoah Yellow Candle Program 2025
Wednesday, Apr 23rd (All day)
Sharing Light For Remembrance We light the Shoah Yellow CandleTM at sundown on Sunday, May 5, 2024. The Shoah Yellow CandleTM is a mechanism for families to gather for a moment to teach and to explain to our children and grandchildren the impact and the survival of that horrific moment in Jewish history. The Yellow Candle reminds us of the Yellow Star that Jews were forced to wear to identify them as Jews and open them to ridicule and persecution. On the night of Yom HaShoah the candles are lit in homes across the globe to shine a light of memory, a light of education, and a light that we will never forget. Just as we light a Yahrzeit Candle to burn for 24 hours to remember a dear one who is no longer with us on the anniversary of their death, so too, once a year, we light a Yellow Shoah candle to burn 24 hours to remember our Six Million brothers and sisters who died because they were Jewish. Please consider making a donation for a candle to be sent to your home. Sincerely, Rabbi Ben Goldberg
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Wednesday ,
AprApril 23 , 2025

Visit JTS
Wednesday, Apr 23rd 9:30a to 2:00p
Visit JTS Join us as we visit the Jewish Theological Seminary, one of the preeminent institutions of American Judaism and Rabbi Goldberg and Cantor sklar's alma mater. We'll have a private tour of the Special Collections of precious historic manuscripts from Jewish history with Dr. Mordechai Schwartz and view the "Illuminating Sacred Text: Contemporrary Jewish Book Artists and Their Work." A tour of the building and lunch (at own expense) will conclude our visit. Wednesday, December 11th 9:30am-2:00pm Transportation witll be provided to and from KTI. Free of Charge. Limited to 12 participants. RSVP Required
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Sunday ,
AprApril 27 , 2025

Many Fronts, One Struggle
Sunday, Apr 27th 9:00a to 10:00a
Many Fronts, One Struggle Please join us to hear from Major Gadi Perl, a reserve officer in the IDF and representative of MERCAZ (political party representing the global Conservative/Masorti Movement). Gadi has seen up close many fronts in the struggle to keep Israel secure, democratic, and a welcoming home for every kind of Jew. In sharing with us his take on the interdependency of Israel and the Diaspora and the common fate we all share, Gadi will talk about how seemingly separate struggles are indeed part of one singular struggle for a Jewish future, and the important, urgent role American Jews need to play in helping shape that future. Sunday, April 27th 9:00am KTI Social Hall Bagel breakfast will be served Please RSVP.
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