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slichot program
On Saturday evening, September 21, Mount Kisco Hebrew Congregation will have an exciting selichot program as we inaugurate the High Holiday season with a meaningful and uplifting program.
At 9:30 PM we will have a havdala ceremony accompanied by live music and singing performed by the Nesivos Olam duet!
At 10:00 PM, we are honored to announce that Cantor Avi Maza will lead a selichot service filled with song and inspiration.
Light refreshments will be served!
High holiday info
This year on Rosh Hashana, Monday, September 30 and Tuesday, October 1, we will have an amazing and special Rosh Hashana service at MKHC!!
We are honored to host Rabbi Dr. Ari Sytner, PHD as a Scholar-In-Residence who will provide explanation and spiritual insight throughout a service replete with song and meaning and of course, a fantastic shofar blown by our own rabbi, Rabbi Dov Greer.
Davening will be led by Cantor Joshua Kaplan. Rabbi Ari Sytner is a professor at Yeshiva University’s Wurzweiler School of Social Work, the author of “The Kidney Donor’s Journey,” and the director of leadership and community development for Yeshiva University’s Center for the Jewish Future.
Everyone is invited to a hot kiddush in the tent after davening at 12:30 PM.
Please reserve your spot by completing the form below or by calling the synagogue office at (914) 242-7460.
Please stay tuned for more details, including selichot on Saturday evening, September 21 and a full schedule of Yom Kippur services.
purchase your lulav and eTrog!
The deadline for ordering sets will be Friday morning, October 11 at 8:30 AM.
The sets will be available for pick up on Sunday afternoon October 13 from 2 to 4 PM and in shul on October 14 Monday morning during Shachrit.
If you are traveling and require your set before Shabbat, October 12, please email Rabbi Dov Greer @ rabbi@mkhc.org to arrange an earlier time for pick up.
sign up for shabbat in the hood
"Shabbat In The Hood" is approaching! On Shabbat Parshat Noach, MKHC will celebrate its first ever "Shabbat In The Hood" as we stay in the Holiday Inn and enjoy Shabbat meals as a community in our own shul.
We are delighted that Cantor Avi Maza will be joining us for Shabbat and look forward to an exciting program replete with Torah classes, an oneg and much more. Please reserve your spot below or contact Tracey Bliski at bilskiart@aol.com or Robin Tanzman at rtanzman@aol.com for more info.
Looking forward!
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR SHABBAT IN THE HOOD!
Sat, September 21 2019
21 Elul 5779
EVENTS THIS SHABBAT
Shabbat Parshat Ki Tavo
Sepember 20-21, 2019
21 Elul, 5779
Friday, September 20
Candle lighting @ 6:37 PM
6:00 PM: Pre-Shabbat kugel & L'chaim
6:30 PM:Mincha/Ma'ariv
Please note the earlier time!!!
Shabbat, September 21
8:15 AM:Rabbi's class
9:00 AM:Shachrit
10:45 AM:Youth Play
11:45 AM:Special kiddush with the Rebbetzin's Cholent
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Laurence Horowitz in memory of his mother, Martha Horowitz, Esther bat Anshel.
May her memory be a blessing!
6:15 PM: Mincha
6:45 PM: Seudah Shlishit
7:30 PM: Ma'ariv
Shabbat Concludes @ 7:44 PM
Saturday night, September 21
9:30 PM:Special musical havdala & kumzitz
Coffee and cake will be served
10:00 PM:Selichot led by Cantor Avi Maza
Sunday, September 22
8:00 AM: Shachrit
8:45 AM: Breakfast/Rabbi's Class: "The Philosophy and Structure of Prayer"
save the date!
On Thursday, October 17, Jill and Steve Sokol and family will host and sponsor the annual MKHC Sukkah Party!
Everyone is invited to their sukkah at 52 Glenwood Lane in Katonah for an evening of food, music and community hosted in their home and sukkah!
Stay tuned for more info!
YASHER KOACH!
A tremendous yasher koach and thank you to Jill Brooke and Gary Goldstein for hosting the lovely "end-of-the -summer BBQ" for our kehilla.
Jill's creative centerpieces and Gary's tireless grilling were truly appreciated. The ambiance, camaraderie and feelings of community certainly help create the proper atmosphere as we prepare for the High Holidays.
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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:
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