KI Blue Bell Campus
KI-Blue Bell Campus
1802 Skippack Pike (3/4 mile west of Route 202)
Blue Bell, PA 19422
Frequently Asked Questions
Rosh Hashanah
Family Service
Sept. 9, 2010 – 3:30pm
@ Blue Bell Country Club
(enter at the inter-section of Route 202/DeKalb Pike and Morris Rd)
Not a member?
Not a problem!
Click here
to RSVP
or call 215-887-8700
KI Blue Bell is
excited to host our first community Rosh Hashanah Family service. This
afternoon service will be open to the public and is free of charge. It
is geared toward families with children ages 3-10. The service will
feature familiar High Holy Day tunes in the casual, family friendly
environment of Blue Bell Country Club. There will be a dessert
reception and engaging, Rosh Hashanah themed children’s activities
following the service. Advanced RSVP is required.
Limited Time
Offer: Free Religious School
KI Blue Bell is
offering one year of free Religious School to all students in the family
if they register by August 15th, 2010 and pay membership dues. This
incentive is for new families who have not been members before. KI Blue
Bell has a unique multi-age curriculum. We have 4 classes, Aleph (K/1),
Bet (2/3 and any 4th grader who has not attended religious school
before), Gimmel, (5/6) and a 7th/8th grade confirmation class. Classes
meet on Monday from 4-6pm for 3rd – 6th graders and Thursdays from 4-6pm
for K-6. Call 215-887-8704 to register or
Click here
 Reform Congregation
Keneseth Israel (KI), established in 1847, is the Philadelphia area’s
first Reform congregation. For more than 150 years, under the
leadership of a long line of respected and inspiring rabbis, KI has
evolved into a synagogue that is characterized by innovation, a strong
sense of community and a commitment to spiritual and intellectual
growth. KI’s approach has always been to focus on the joys, values and
traditions of Jewish heritage and to provide a warm and welcoming
environment to all who seek to be part of its congregation. Located in
Elkins Park, KI is pleased to provide additional services to the
residents of northern Montgomery County with the opening of its KI Blue
Bell Campus in 2005.
An
Invitation to Join KI Blue Bell Campus
We invite you to
join us at this exciting time as we shape the future of KI’s Blue Bell
Campus. While KI’s newest site embraces the KI philosophy, we
anticipate our future will be strongly influenced by the input and
direction of our congregants. The future is in your hands.
In addition to the
services provided at KI’s Elkins Park campus, KI Blue Bell campus
offers:
Religious School Classes
* Religious
school classes that are child centered and balance both tradition and
innovation. Instructors are committed to fostering the spirituality and
intellect in every child. KI also emphasizes fun and social
responsibility with its active youth and teen programs.
* A warm and
welcoming congregation and a comfortable atmosphere for non traditional
and interfaith families.
* Classes are
held once a week for grades K-2 and twice a week for grades 3-6.
Shabbat Services
KI Blue Bell campus
seeks to enhance your connection with other Jews and your personal
search for meaning with creative, musical, and participatory prayer. The
Blue Bell campus hosts monthly Shabbat dinners and services with
exciting themes like “Tie-Dye Shabbat”, “Shabbat on the Farm”, and
“Breakfast for Dinner.” Come with your family or come by yourself –
when you are here you are a part of our family. Our monthly Shabbat
service is a great way to strengthen your ties to our community.
Quality Programming
KI-Blue Bell campus
offers programs designed to build community and Jewish identity. Family
programs, musical concerts, adult education seminars, and social action
opportunities allow our congregants to connect and find meaning within
KI. This year we are even planning a special Sukkot Farmers Market!
An Exciting,
Warm Place to Worship
When you join KI-Blue
Bell campus, you get the best of both worlds-the excitement of being
part of a smaller, more intimate congregation and the resources of a
larger, well-established synagogue. Blue Bell Campus members can
enjoy all of KI’s religious, cultural and social events at both
campuses, Myers Library and the Rosenfeld Computer Center.
Forms:
-Financial
Commitment Form
-Membership Application Form
-New Student
Enrollment Form
-2010-2011 Registration
Form
For more
information about our Blue Bell Campus
contact Anita at 215-887-8700.
KI-Blue Bell Campus
802 Skippack Pike (3/4 mile west
of Route 202)
Blue Bell, PA 19422
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