We warmly welcome you to join us for worship services, education and tikkun-olam activities.
Our building’s office hours are Monday through Thursday 8:30am – 4:30pm and Friday 8:30am – 4:00pm. For more information about any events please call the CMI office at 203-288-3877.
At the CMI community seder we’ll read the Haggadah, sing and celebrate our freedom and the role we play in liberating others. RSVP required.
Join us in person or online for Friday night Shabbat services.
Join us in person or on Zoom for Torah study at 9 AM Shabbat morning-— no experience is necessary. Please note Torah study is not live-streamed. .
PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE - Led by Stanley Friedman. Kabbalah and Judaism
Session 3: Danger vs. Dignity. The convoluted history of U.S. abortion politics.
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
Join the CMI community for our service to mark the end of Passover
Join us in person or online for Friday night Shabbat services.
Join us in person or on Zoom for Torah study at 9 AM Shabbat morning-— no experience is necessary. Please note Torah study is not live-streamed. .
PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE - Led by Stanley Friedman. Kabbalah and Judaism
Join us for a multigenerational Shabbat social with a potluck oneg, board games, craft supplies, and plenty of space to schmooze.
Session 4: Making Humans. The promises and perils of reproductive technologies.
Rosh Chodesh is the monthly holiday that celebrates the arrival of the new moon, marking the start of a new month in the Jewish calendar. Traditionally, it has become a special holiday for women.
Join Cantor Sierra Fox along with several of her talented Cantor friends for this year’s Cantor’s Concert!
Join us in person or on Zoom for Torah study at 9 AM Shabbat morning-— no experience is necessary. Please note Torah study is not live-streamed. .
Join Cantor Sierra Fox along with several of her talented Cantor friends for this year’s Cantor’s Concert!
Weekly Religious school for Pre-K - 7th graders
Led by Rabbi Steinberg. Jewish history is often taught as anunremitting history of suffering. That is not accurate. It is rather a complex interweaving of good times and bad times.
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
The Brotherhood of Men and Women invite you to go to the movies! The first movie will be the fabulous, YENTL starring Barbara Streisand who also directed the movie.
Stop The Bleed - Important Security Training. Please join us.
Join us in person or online for Friday night Shabbat services.
Mazel Tov to Leo and his family as we celebrate him becoming a Bar Mitzvah
Weekly Religious school for Pre-K - 7th graders
Led by Rabbi Steinberg. Jewish history is often taught as anunremitting history of suffering. That is not accurate. It is rather a complex interweaving of good times and bad times.
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE - Led by Stanley Friedman. Kabbalah and Judaism
PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE - Led by Stanley Friedman. Kabbalah and Judaism
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
Session 2: Patrolling the Womb. From the eugenics movement to today’s pregnancy police.
APOLOGIES - CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Weekly Religious school for Pre-K - 7th graders
Join us in person or on Zoom for Torah study at 9 AM Shabbat morning-— no experience is necessary. Please note Torah study is not live-streamed. .
Join us in person or online for Friday night Shabbat services
Join us online for this special workshop.
Introduction to Judaism began in September with most classes on zoom. This class will be held here at CMI - we would love for you to register and join us!
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
Session 1: Health, Rights, and Justice. An introduction to reproductive politics.
Led by Rabbi Steinberg. Jewish history is often taught as anunremitting history of suffering. That is not accurate. It is rather a complex interweaving of good times and bad times.
Weekly Religious school for Pre-K - 7th graders
New CMI Initiative: We are excited to share a new opportunity for anyone concerned about growing authoritarianism in our country. The newly formed Shomrim: in Jewish Defense of Democracy Task Force will focus on activism and advocacy grounded in Jewish values, text, and history.
Join us in person or on Zoom for Torah study at 9 AM Shabbat morning-— no experience is necessary. Please note Torah study is not live-streamed. .
Join us as we celebrate Shabbat together! We will begin the evening with a community dinner, followed by our Shabbat Service which will be led by CMI’s 3rd & 4th grade students.
Bring your little ones on the for lots of fun singing and praying!
Rosh Chodesh is the monthly holiday that celebrates the arrival of the new moon, marking the start of a new month in the Jewish calendar. Traditionally, it has become a special holiday for women.
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
Led by Rabbi Steinberg. Jewish history is often taught as anunremitting history of suffering. That is not accurate. It is rather a complex interweaving of good times and bad times.
We invite you to Meeting the Moment: What the Jewish Past Teaches About the Future, a powerful three-part series exploring American Jewish history and the influences shaping our community today. In a time that challenges our identity and beliefs, this is an opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations and contribute to a hopeful future.
Weekly Religious school for Pre-K - 7th graders
Join us for a multigenerational Shabbat social with a potluck oneg, board games, craft supplies, and plenty of space to schmooze.
Join us in person or on Zoom for Torah study at 9 AM Shabbat morning-— no experience is necessary. Please note Torah study is not live-streamed. .
CMI’s annual Peace & Justice Service aims to educate and challenge the community by addressing current-day topics.
This month, we will be reading “Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor” by Yossi Klein-Halevi.
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
The Brotherhood of Men and Women invite you to go to the movies! The first movie will be the fabulous, YENTL starring Barbara Streisand who also directed the movie.
Led by Rabbi Steinberg. Jewish history is often taught as anunremitting history of suffering. That is not accurate. It is rather a complex interweaving of good times and bad times.
Calling all knitters and crocheters!
Do you like to dig in the dirt and make make new friends (or chat with old ones)? Joining our Pe’ah Garden committee will be a perfect way to do both and help your community as well.
