RSVP to jaypsand@yahoo.com for exact address!
Spend the last daylight hours of Shabbat sharing a community meal and enjoying each others' company.  There will be crafts and toys for the kids and some singing and music for all to enjoy!  
All are encouraged to come, kids and adults alike!  Please bring some veggie potluck food to share.
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Yom HaShoah Community-Wide Commemoration
Sunday, April 26, 2008
Philadelphia's Annual Memorial Ceremony for the 6 Million
1pm-2:30pm
16th and Benjamin Franklin Parkway
For information, call: 215-832-0655
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Kol Tzedek Shabbat Mishpocha Service
May 2, 10 am,
Calvary Center, 48th St. and Baltimore Ave.
Kol Tzedek's Mishpocha (Family) service is an opportunity to children and adults to pray together in community. The service is structured like a traditional Saturday morning service and includes a reading from the weekly torah portion, an interactive story, and lots of singing! This service is open to everyone and is especially suited for families with children between the ages of 2 and 6. An early lunch vegetarian potluck follows the service. Please bring a vegetarian dish to share and help KT reduce its carbon footprint--bring your own plate and silverware!
Questions? Email: shabbat@kol-tzedek.org
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Interfaith Peace Walk in West Philadelphia
Sunday May 3, 2-5 PM Beginning at Hillel House on Penn Campus
Since November of 2003 Jews, Christians, and Muslims have come together to plan Interfaith Peace Walks for Philadelphia. These walks have included stops for prayers, teaching, singing, and fellowship at mosques, synagogues, churches and Independence Mall. This year's route will begin at Hillel House at the University of Pennsylvania Campus (where Rabbi Lauren will be sending the group of walkers off with an opening prayer), travel to the Philadelphia Masjid and end at the Philadelphia Cathedral. During these walks we have prayed for the safety and freedom of all people. We ask all to embrace hope, not fear and to seek peace through love and justice, not military might. We ask you to join us to show that peace between people of all faiths is possible. This is a Family Friendly event, but please be advised of the length of the walk!
If you have any questions or would like to meet up with fellow Kol Tzedekers before the walk, email jackconviser@hotmail.com.
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Kol Tzedek Kabbalat Shabbat Services
May 8 (every second Friday of the month)
6:30-8:00 pm
Calvary Center, 48th St. and Baltimore Ave.
Join us for our participatory, traditional, and meaningful Shabbat evening services.
Questions? email: shabbat@kol-tzedek.org

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Kol Tzedek's Kol Tehilla Service
Friday, May 15, 2009, 6:30pm
Calvary Center, 801 S. 48th Street

Join us for a unique, musical Shabbat Davennin' Experience: Kol Tzedek's Kol Tehilla Service.
Through a blend of traditional and contemporary music, energetic singing, and inspired dance, we will bring the gift of Shabbos into our hearts and souls.  This is a worship experience you won't want to miss.

We will usher in Shabbat with prayer and continue to celebrate the beauty of Shabbos with festive, Sabbath meals at the homes of Kol Tzedek community members.  We invite you to join us over the Shabbos table, please RSVP to

shabbat@kol-tzedek.org by May 9th and let us know if you can bring a vegetarian dish to share.  

Held at Kol Tzedek at Calvary's Center for Culture and Community
801 S. 48th Street (48th and Baltimore Avenues)
Off the 34 Trolley line and close to the 42 and 21 buses

This program is supported in part through a grant from the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia.

"The most direct means for attaching ourselves to the Transcendent from this world is through music and song." -Rebbe Nachman of Bretslov

 



Tikkun Leyl Shavuot, May 28
details, TBD