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Want to get involved with Uri L’Tzedek and the Tav HaYosher (Ethical Seal for kosher restaurants)? Don’t have a lot of time? Become a Compliance Officer today and help ensure that workers are being treated fairly! Time commitment is 2 … Continue reading →

Please mark your calendars and save the date for our next Kol Sasson Kabbalat Shabbat davening! Thanksgiving Weekend: Friday, November 25th Mincha will begin at 4:00 pm  followed by Kabbalat Shabbat and Maariv The home of Jane and David Shapiro … Continue reading →

This coming Shabbat, November 12th, Kiddush is being sponsored by the Rubin family in honor of our new members.  Thank you and welcome! Shabbat November 19 we will be honoring our October and November Birthday/Anniversary celebrants. If you would like to sponsor Kiddush … Continue reading →

Kiddush this week is sponsored by the Minkus-Lieberman and Weinberg families to thank our outgoing and incoming leadership teams for all their hard work and commitment to Kol Sasson: Sarah Friedman Outgoing Secretary & Incoming Children’s Programming Coordinator Chaya Gordon-Burstyn Friday … Continue reading →

As we begin preparing for the upcoming High Holidays, we wanted to share with a preliminary schedule of our services – the logistics as well as the wonderful lineup we have to enhance our tefillah experience.  Those of you who joined … Continue reading →

Kol Sasson looks forward to welcoming our rabbinic advisor, Rabbi Marty Lockshin, for a Shabbat of tefillah and study on September 9th and 10th as we begin to prepare for the Yamim Noraim as a community. Please see the schedule … Continue reading →

Where: Timber Ridge Park – Grove and Lawndale When: August 27th – 4:00 p.m. Please bring food for your own family and a packaged kosher dessert to share! Bring balls, toys, or whatever else you want to add to the … Continue reading →

We will be meeting for maariv and Eicha this coming Monday evening, August 8, at 8:00 p.m. at the Katz’s house, 9315 Central Park.  If the weather cooperates, we will be meeting in the backyard, so please come straight to … Continue reading →

Rabbi Josh Feigelson, who is spending the summer in Israel with his family, posted the following entry in his blog earlier this week. http://joshfeigelson.wordpress.com/2011/07/11/the-greater-point-about-shira-hadasha/ In writing about his experiences davening at both Yakar and Shira Hadasha in Jerusalem, he illuminates … Continue reading →