The programs and committees within KI can keep people of all ages busy, stimulated and involved. Bring a friend or meet new people. Learn something new or just come for some fun! Information about all of our activities is always available in KI's Bulletin or in the office.

Couples with young children find KI to have an active, child-friendly atmosphere, filled with groups, services and programs tailored to their special interests. Our empty-nesters and senior members find countless programming choices as well. And college kids are kept connected through our College Connection Committee, which is piloting a program to help prepare our students for Jewish life on campus and to keep them in touch with their synagogue at home when they are far from home.

Here are just some of the many activities going on at KI!

ADULT EDUCATION – From special sermon series to weekly Torah study and dicussions groups, KI is a synagogue of intellectual exploration. Our high quality Adult Education program is comprised of over 70 classes or lectures annually.

ISRAEL – The Israel Committee, focused on developing support for Israel in our congregation, involves our synagogue in Pro-Israel community events and connects us to national efforts on behalf of the Jewish State.

WOMEN OF KI/SISTERHOOD – Coming together to serve KI, the women of Sisterhood support our schools and youth groups, host Interfaith programs, run the KI Mitzvah garden and operate the KI Gift Shop and Gallery.

MEN OF REFORM JUDAISM/BROTHERHOOD – The Brotherhood engages in projects and activities that provide meaningful service to the congregation, and enables members of Brotherhood to experience greater identity, involvement, and inspiration.

MEYERS LIBRARY – Offering the latest fiction books, a rich collection of the Judaica titles for adults and children, and author events and book reviews, Meyers library is accredited by the Association of Jewish Libraries. Membership at KI includes full use of the library facilities.

SOCIAL ACTION – One of KI’s seven core values is Tikkun Olam, repairing the world. We focus on social justice through programs both within KI and extending them into the broader community, concentrating on food insecurity and education through a variety of community-based, hands-on efforts.