Welcome to
Mount Kisco Hebrew Congregation
Bringing a century of Jewish tradition, spirituality and joy
to Northern Westchester County
Thanks to Village of Mt. Kisco for their support!
CENTURY-OLD MOUNT KISCO HEBREW CONGREGATION MOVES FORWARD WITH IN-PERSON HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES 2020/5781
In August 2020, the Village of Mount Kisco approved the request of Mount Kisco Hebrew Congregation (MKHC), founded in 1906, to erect a large tent on the parking lot of the Mount Kisco Justice Court at 40 Green Street for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services. The congregation, whose long history includes weathering the 1918 pandemic, felt after a poll of its members that there was a strong desire to meet in person for services in a safe, socially distanced outdoor setting.
CONNECTING DURING THE PANDEMIC
MKHC TEFILLAH MEETINGS AND CLASSES ARE CONTINUING!
We are currently holding Shabbat morning services in-person. Registration is required to attend. Help us make a minyan!
Though our physical shul is closed other than Shabbat morning, that doesn't mean we can't continue learning together!
Through the use of Zoom, MKHC has set up multiple opportunities to meet weekly for learning and connection, which will allow anyone and everyone to join in on events and continue learning as usual. Visit our calendar Click here to go to CALENDAR
MOUNT KISCO HEBREW CONGREGATION ZOOM LINK
Classes and Events can be accessed here, including Rabbi Greer's daily Daf Yomi class at 7:30 AM:
If you would like to join "in person" you can use this link: https://zoom.us/j/8406565279.
OR
by telephone through calling (929) 205-6099 and entering the access code 840 656 5279
WEEKLY
Pre-Shabbat Zoom on Fridays at 6:00 PM
Join us weekly for selections from Kabbalat Shabbat, a D'var Torah and best wishes for a lovely Shabbat. Shabbat Shalom!
Weekly Classes
Sunday mornings at 9:45 AM, Rabbi Dov Greer teaches a half-hour class on tefillah. We explore a different part of our prayer, discuss its origin and its deeper meaning.
Monday evenings at 7:30 PM, Rabbi Dov Greer leads a discussion of a mitzvah mentioned in the previous week's parsha. We briefly review the primary components of the mitzvah and then attempt to analyze the reason behind the mitzvah. What lesson does G-d desire we should derive from this particular commandment?
Thursday evenings at 7:30 PM, BYOL (Bring Your Own L'Chaim) Event
Rabbi Betzalel Alpert’s class for men exploring and discussing Jewish philosophy. Join us for a fantastic analysis of Jewish philosophy and thought while sipping a cold l’chaim or soda. Please join at our MKHC “zoom” Beit Medrash.
If you would like to be added to our weekly email reminder for any of these classes, please email rabbi@mkhc.org, write which class you would like to be reminded of, and we will add you to our weekly reminder list. Each class has a separate "captain", who emails out a weekly message and keeps everyone up to date in case of a cancelation or temporary schedule change.
Looking forward to "seeing" you soon!
Kosher Food Delivery
During the pandemic, while restaurants have been closed or at limited capacity, we have been arranging for delivery of prepared gourmet kosher food to Mt. Kisco from a variety of kosher food establishments in the Tri-State area, in an effort to support them during these difficult times :
Noi Due Cafe
Noi Due Carne
Chop Chop Kosher Chinese and Sushi
The Wandering Que
613 Restaurant
Check back for an updated delivery schedule.
Tue, June 22 2021
12 Tammuz 5781
The eruv is DOWN
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Sponsorships
Please consider sponsoring a Communal Havdalah Zoom, an upcoming Event, or a Class
(in honor of, in memory of, or on the occasion of)
Contact: Rabbi Greer by email
Upcoming events
Zmanim
Come make our community yours!
Looking to move to a growing, quaint, Orthodox community where you can truly make an impact? Significant stipend available to the first few couples. Eruv, Mikvah, Kosher food- all one hour train ride from NYC! Make Mount Kisco your home, and Mount Kisco Hebrew Congregation your shul. Email inquiries to: rabbi@mkhc.org
Parlor or private meetings with the Rabbi and Rebbetzin upon request.
