Kehilat Shalom Society of Calgary

Kehilat Shalom of Calgary is an egalitarian Jewish synagogue congregation with High Holiday and weekly  Shabbat services, focused on providing a warm, intimate atmosphere for all who participate

Weekly Shabbat IN-PERSON Services 

NOTE: 2020 - 2021 Membership Is Due & Registration is required for High Holiday Seating 
Click here for Membership and Payment Information

All In-Person Services will follow COVID-19 Guidelines
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PLEASE READ & Fill out Forms requested HERE

Shabbat Services
Saturday, 10:00 AM
Calgary Jewish Community Centre

Please join us for Community Shabbat Services, led by Rabbi Leonard Cohen, at the Calgary JCC, 1607 - 90th Avenue SW.
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Click here for Shabbat candle lighting times.

Rabbi Cohen's Shabbat Messages, when there is no in-person service,can be found on our Blog Page here.​

ANNOUNCEMENTS

MEMBERSHIP
Kehilat Shalom's Membership is September 1 - August 31

To ensure High Holiday seating arrangements Renew your Membership
(Adult $600, Student $180) or Join the Kehila

UPCOMING EVENTS

*​Annual General Meeting*
​Tuesday, October 27, 2020 7:00pm​

Kehilat Shalom Calgary holds its official Annual General Meeting this year on Tuesday, October 27 at 7:00pm. The meeting will be held online this year. The meeting can be joined by clicking on the The Zoom link for the meeting will be in your bulletin.
(If you do not have Internet access, you can phone (587) 328-1099, enter meeting number 837 3963 6659 and telephone passcode 814981155)
Please contact info@kscalgary.org for more information.

A copy of the some of the documentation for the AGM can be viewed/downloaded here- agm_oct._27_2020_documents.pdf 
including the agenda, minutes from last year and the proposed slate & nominations.

​*​Text Study Class- Mondays at 2:00 PM- Online!*
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​Join us as we continue our weekly learning of the first sedra of the Talmud, Masechet Brachot. Our sessions each Monday at 2:00pm include lively discussion around all matters. The session is suitable for anyone from beginners to advanced learners. Electronic text is provided in Hebrew and English.​

Email info@kscalgary.org if want more information on being part of the class, or consult the latest bulletin  for how to join meeting.​

*Member News &
​Prayers for Others ​*

We ask congregation members to share any of the following information with us, to include in our email each week:
▪Yahrzeit announcements
▪Mi Sheberach - People to make prayers for health
▪Member announcements (Birthdays, Life-cycle events, Family announcements)

This week we share the following announcements:
Mi Sheberakh (Prayers for Health)
  • Sarah bat Devorah
    Chaya Sara bat Ita Sluva
    Harav Roni David Zishe Ha-Kohen ben Hinda Aliza
    Sharon Bracha bat Bayla Rivka
    Yehudit bat Bina Rochel
    Yoni bat Sarah
    George Alig



Members' & Friends' Announcements
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​Please email us at info@kscalgary.org with any Yahrzeit, Mi Sheberach (prayers for health), Birthday, Life-Cycle or Important Event announcements.
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Upcoming Kiddushim!


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Click here for Shabbat candle lighting times.


​To make a payment or donation, ​Click Here
or call numbers below


Phone (403) 613-1848
​ OR (403) 837-9060
Leave your phone number, so that we can call you back for the credit card information, your name, and how many tickets you would like.


Membership, Kiddush, Tribute cards, or Bar/Bat-Mitzvah Program Info

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Bnai Mitzvah Program

Kehilat Shalom is offering free group Bnai Mitzvah lessons included with an adult membership, to be running on Tuesdays, starting on January 9th, through to June 12th. Contact info@kscalgary.org for more information.
Mindful of the wisdom of the past, accepting and respecting where we are at the present, together contributing to the creation of a better Jewish future, through community, study, prayer and song.
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Through your participation, membership and generosity we can be a Kehilah ...
  • that is dedicated to meeting the spiritual, intellectual, social and cultural needs of our congregants;
  • that is enriched and sustained both personally and as an institution by the knowledge, experience, dedication and compassion of our board, executive, Rabbi and Cantor;
  • that not only respects but thrives on the diverse backgrounds and traditions of its worshipers;
  • of individuals that join together for worship, study and in Mitzvot;
  • that provides a sense of comfort and community;
  • committed to the tenets and ideals of Classical Judaism by strengthening individual and shared connections to G-d and community.
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