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.
Please join Amy Barry for the next session of this workshop.
Among the exciting topics we will discuss is Alice Baxter’s environmental project and the Confronting Antisemitism program which Rabbinic Intern Ellen VanDyke Bell has joined.
Join us in person or online for Friday night Shabbat services
Join the CMI community for our service to mark the end of Passover
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
April’s book is “The Last Letter” by Karen Baum Gordon. We will then have the unique opportunity of hearing the author as the keynote speaker when CMI hosts this years Greater New Haven Yom HaShoah Commemoration on Sunday, April 27. Copies of the book will be available in the CMI Library.
Join us in person or online for Friday night Shabbat services
Join us for Torah study at 9 AM Shabbat morning-— no experience is necessary. Please note Torah study is not live-streamed. .
The Social Action Committee of CMI has organized a day of community action through volunteering at East Rock Park in Hamden/New Haven. We will help the Friends of East Rock Park (FERP) get the park ready for spring and summer.
Weekly Religious school for PreK - 7th graders
Led by Rabbi Steinberg. Jewish history is often taught as an unremitting history of suffering. That is not accurate. It is rather a complex interweaving of good times and bad times.
Join us for a meaningful community-wide commemoration of Yom HaShoah as we honor the memory of the six million and reaffirm our shared commitment to Never Again.
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
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.
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.
Join us in person or online for Friday night Shabbat services
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
Led by Rabbi Steinberg. Jewish history is often taught as an unremitting history of suffering. That is not accurate. It is rather a complex interweaving of good times and bad times.
Calling all knitters and crocheters!
Weekly Religious school for PreK - 7th graders
Join us 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 Family Shabbat services
Bring your little ones on the for lots of fun singing and praying!
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
Cantor G has invited his most favorite Jewish choirs to fill our halls with music. They are the world-famous Zamir Chorale and Zamir Noded (young adult choir) from New York City. Both choral groups are under the wonderful direction of Matthew Lazar, founder of the Zamir Choral Foundation. As its website states, “Zamir is guided by an expansive vision of vibrant Jewish identity across the generational, denominational, and political continuum through the arts.” This is a concert for all young and old. Families are especially encouraged to attend.
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.
Join us 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
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
Led by Rabbi Steinberg. Jewish history is often taught as an unremitting history of suffering. That is not accurate. It is rather a complex interweaving of good times and bad times.
Calling all knitters and crocheters!
Weekly Religious school for PreK - 7th graders
Join us 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
Please join Amy Barry for the next session of this workshop.
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
Led by Rabbi Steinberg. Jewish history is often taught as an unremitting history of suffering. That is not accurate. It is rather a complex interweaving of good times and bad times.
LID will be in action cooking at CMI and serving at Columbus House
we will celebrate with our Religious School at the Purim Carnival. CMI families and friends are welcome to come dressed in costumes.
Join us for Torah study at 9 AM Shabbat morning-— no experience is necessary. Please note Torah study is not live-streamed. .
Join us for a CMI Purim Brews & Schmooze on Saturday, March 23rd at 7:00 PM (or whenever the Purim service ends) at Twelve Percent Beer Project, 341 State Street North Haven, CT 06473
Join us for a night of fun with a Wicked Purim Spiel and fun activities for all ages.
Weekly Hebrew school for 3-7th graders
Relics of Systemic Racism: The Ongoing Impact of Racially Restrictive Covenants and Redlining in Our Community
