Remember to set your clocks back one hour on Saturday night! And remember to VOTE on or before November 5th!

Did you experience meaningful High Holidays at Kol Ami this year? You can help support our work and community by donating to our Annual Appeal.

Are you excited by the diverse educational and cultural programs we’re offering? You can help support our continued growth by donating to our Annual Appeal.

Do you want to help us keep our community safe amidst rising antisemitism and support our efforts to stand proudly on behalf of Israel and Judaism? You can help perpetuate Judaism and Kol Ami for future generations by donating to our Annual Appeal.

At Kol Ami, every person and every donation counts!

"You shall accept gifts for Me from everyone whose heart is so moved."

—Exodus/Shemot Chap. 25

Family Shabbat has been rescheduled to December 6th. Please join us for Consecration during Family Shabbat as we welcome our K–2nd grade students into the religious school. A kid-friendly dinner will available be before the service. 

Celebrate the "fall back" at the end of daylight saving time by talking about the importance of sleep! How much sleep do you need to be healthy? Is it possible to sleep too much? What behaviors are good for sleep? The field of sleep science has been studying these questions for over 50 years, but did you know that our ancestors had some of these answers? Join Kol Ami Member, Kelly Baron, for a discussion about sleep health, including some biblical perspectives.

If you are unable to make the event live, please contact Danny Burman for the recording.

In celebration of Parsha Noach, join Rabbi Sam Spector for a blessing for animals on the Kol Ami patio and a walk in Tanner Park with our dogs.

GRAVESIDE SERVICE

Friday, November 8th

10:00am • B'nai Israel Cemetery

MEMORIAL SERVICE & CELEBRATION OF LIFE

Friday, November 8th

11:30am • Congregation Kol Ami

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Following the service at Kol Ami, please stay and join the family for a light lunch as we share stories and celebrate our dear family member and friend.

Saturday, November 9th

9:30am

Learn more about David

Our dinner, cooked by Dov De Lay, will include vegetable lasagna with a side of roasted butternut squash with pomegranate seeds, salad, and dessert. 

Kol Ami Members: $10 per adult, $5 per child ages 3–12

Guests: $15 per adult, $10 per child ages 3–12

Enjoy light snacks of cheese, crackers, and hummus dip from 6:20pm to 6:40pm. Our activity will start promptly at 6:45pm.

Kol Ami Member Pricing: FREE + $60 for books

Non-Member SINGLE Pricing: $360 + $60 for books, inc. one High Holiday ticket

Non-Member COUPLE Pricing: $500 + $120 for books, inc. two High Holiday tickets

Zoom Meeting ID: 827 8509 8873 / Passcode: 520589

Bins will be located in the South and West Foyers

We pray for all victims and their families during this time of war.

Learn more on how to help with the relief efforts, actions to take, and more resources. #BringThemHome

WE NEED YOUR HELP! 

VOLUNTEER/DONATION OPPORTUNITIES

Front Desk Volunteers

Help greet and welcome visitors and guests to our synagogue. Hours are flexible! Any help is greatly appreciated. For more info contact Lisa Kaufman, Office & Membership Director.

Dinner at the Shul

Clean Up: November 15th, 8:30pm–9:00pm

Please contact Bonnie Rokeach to sign up to volunteer on Wednesdays from 1:45pm–3:00pm: November 13th, December 11th, January 15th, February 12th, March 12th, April 16th, May 14th

The Rafi Schwartz Religious School's mission is to create students who are active participants in the intellectual, religious, and cultural traditions of Judaism. Want to learn more? Contact Tamara Kipper, Bunk Fox Director of the Rafi Schwartz Religious School.

The Rafi Schwartz Religious School appreciates the support of

The United Jewish Federation of Utah, The Sarah Cowan Fund, and The Bunk Fox Educational Scholarship Fund

Out of an abundance of caution please do not allow unknown individuals into our building.

If someone outside is asking to enter, but you do not know them personally, ask one of our staff to talk with them, and do not let them enter. Please also share this message with your children.

Let’s work together to help keep our community safe!

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Salt Lake City Walk for the Hostages

Sundays • 5:00pm

Meet at Einstein Bagels (3923 S. Wasatch Blvd., Millcreek)

Please wear your red shirts and walk with us to bring awareness to the hostages still in Gaza. There is no political talk on our walk. Invite and bring your friends and family! Contact Susan Horn with any questions.

Park City Weekly Walk for the Hostages

Sundays • 9:00am – 10:00am • Meet at Hugo Coffee Park City

Wear your red shirts and join the walk as we pray for the hostages. There is no political talk on our walk. Contact June Feigelman with any questions.

Amiel/SAR-EL: Bring Your Heart to Israel Trip

December 7th–16th • Learn more • Contact Laura Green

Pioneer Theater Company: Prayer for the French Republic

Pay what you can night: Thursday, October 31st • 7:00pm

To reserve your name-your-price tickets, call the PTC Box Office: 801-581-6961

63rd Season Ticket Discount—discounts provide tickets to musicals for $63 (regularly $88) and to plays for $43 (regularly $57)—use code PTC63 online or call 801-581-6961

AJC: Hebrew Blessings and Prayers

5-week course starting Thursday, November 14th • 6:30pm • $175

AJC: Prayer Book Hebrew Crash Course

4-week couse starting Monday, November 18th • 6:00pm • $205

Jewish Family Service

United Jewish Federation of Utah

PJ Library and the PJ Library Utah Facebook Page

Find great resources and activities for kids

Hillel for Utah: Jewish Life on Campus

RJ on the Go

Explore your Judaism through science, art, text, and more from the

comfort of your own home, and build your Jewish community as you go

BimBam: Watch Something Jewish

Digital storytelling to spark connections to Judaism for learners of all ages

Congregation Kol Ami is grateful to the Kol Ami Trust, the Sarah Cowan Fund, the Bunk Fox Lifelong Learning Fund, the United Jewish Federation of Utah, and all of our donors for their support.