May 09, 2008   4 Iyyar 5768
Congregation Kol Ami, White Plains, NY 
 
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Welcome to Congregation Kol Ami

We are a vibrant and caring Jewish community connecting our members to Judaism on many levels. For both members and non-members, this site offers a comprehensive overview of our values, worship and educational opportunities and our multitude of groups and events.

Please visit all our pages so that you will be able to see the fullness of our congregation and the depth of our commitment to our Jewish heritage and the community we serve. For a comprehensive look at our schedule by month or by event type please be sure to visit our calendar section. For your convenience we have also put events for the next 10 days on this page along with a special "What's New" section.

Are you visiting Kol Ami for the first time to attend a Bar or Bat Mitzvah? Unsure what to expect? Please read our guide to receiving a Torah blessing and guide to worship services so you will feel at home. You can also Mapquest your way to our Synagogue.

What's New & How To Sign Up  
Access our on-line form to make your donation via credit card using the secure services of Google Checkout. Read more for the link.
Help us put together a group of volunteers to cook meals for congregants with health problems.
ECP welcomes you to our annual family fun day. Fill out this form and return to Nan no later than 5/26/08.
Join us as we celebrate Israel's 60th birthday. Services will include participation by our second grade students and choirs, followed by an Israeli Shabbat dairy dinner. Followed by a performance by Aviv Meholt, an Israeli Dance troop. Use the form to sign up by May 5, 2008.
Members of the 5 synagogues of White Plains are starting a community supported agriculture program. Space is limited and applications will be processed beween March 3 and April 1. Learn more . . .
Read the profile by the Journal News.
Join the Mitzvah Knitz group in making Kippot to send with Cantor Mo for his April trip to Eastern Europe.
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Helping Others  

It's never too late to volunteer your services to make a telephone call to a home-bound congregant or provide a meal for a Kol Ami family. Please let us know how you would like to help. For meals, call Rosanne Kalick at 997-1956 (rklibrary@optonline.net) or Miriam Kadar at 725-0996 (mwkadar@yahoo.com). For telephone calls, please call Alice Seidman at 682-0145. To help cook for the homeless please check the website calendar for dates and times on Sundays and Mondays.

Attention senior congregants: Stop by the front office and pick up a very important packet called "Emergency Information Door Bag". You should complete the packet and keep it at home on a convenient doorknob. I contains information for EMS workers, physicians and other health care professionals who might be called to your home in case of an emergency. All emergency personnel have been instructed to look for these packets, so please have them on hand.

Do you need a ride? If you are physically unable to walk to a bus stop, climb the steps, have serious vision problems, etc., contact the Office for the Disabled for information and an application for the Bee-Line Para Transit. For additional information, call Selma Covitz: 967-0614.

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