Sanctuary in Time *New Date* Saturday, February 10th at Brown’s Ranch Trailhead 10:30 AM – Service at the Brown’s Ranch Amphitheater 11:00 AM – Hike the 2.1 mile Browns Ranch Short Loop For more information click HERE. Please send questions and RSVP’s to Rabbi Sara Mason-Barkin.
Continue readingBrunch & Learn with Rabbi Mason-Barkin We would like to invite you to brunch again – this time a ‘Brunch and Learn’ with Rabbi Mason-Barkin on February 11, 2024 at 10:00 AM in the museum! We will do a little learning and take some time to plan for the exciting
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Experience the enchanting tale of “Joseph and the Technicolor Dream Coat”, a timeless musical journey of faith and forgiveness. Follow Joseph, adorned in his vibrant coat, as he navigates jealousy, betrayal, and ultimate redemption. With a dynamic score by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice, this visually stunning
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Sunday, January 7, 2024 Student Program: 7th – 12th Grade Program 10:00 am – Noon Adult Program: 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm HOSTED AT CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL Dr. Jonah Cohen, Director, Communications Director of CAMERA.org will present an innovative program. Participants will learn techniques for responding to antisemitic comments.
Continue readingPlease join us for the annual meeting of the Congregation. A light breakfast will be served.
Continue readingJoin us for our All in for CBI Casino Night hosted by the Women of CBI & CBI’s Mensch Club! Get ready for a night full of poker, casino games and canasta. Click below to register and purchase your tickets today! CBI Casino Night 2023 – Formstack
Continue readingDuring Services, CBI will recognize Birthdays that fall in April. Following Services, join your CBI community for a special dinner event. Every month on the 3rd Friday, we will gather to enjoy great company and a delicious meal together. Click Here to Register!
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Dear CBI Families: For over two decades, our congregation has provided and delivered meals on Thanksgiving Day to individuals and families who are homebound. This wonderful Mitzvah is one of the many great traditions of our historic congregation and has become a sacred ritual for many of our families. Once
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