Parking opportunities
Please know that free parking for services is permitted in the municipal lot nearest to our synagogue. You are asked to place a parking permit on the driver's side of your dashboard, obtainable by clicking here.
Please print the permit, and park only in the public parking lot off South Moger Avenue, in a lot labeled:
2 Hour Metered Parking
4 Hour Metered Parking
4 Hour Metered/Permit Parking
NOT in "Designated Merchant Parking" or "Permit Parking."
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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