Enjoy this final Drash of 5784

Join us this week for Rabbi Levy's sermon for Ki Taso. You won't want to miss it!. Also, you're may be used to hearing her sing, but this week I had a wonderful conversation with Sarah Avner, our Cantorial Solist.

Join us this week as our Executive Director, Jakob Cohen joins us for Meet the Mishpacha. Also, Rabbi Young delivers a drash referencing one of the greatest shows in television history.

Join us this week to get to know our new receptionist, Faith Henry, on Meet the Mishpacha. Rabbi Levy delivers this week's drash.

Join us this week on Drash it Like it's Hot as Steven Kogan explains why he has such a passion for paperwork, and Rabbi Young delivers this week's drash.

Join us as Rabbi Levy delivers this week's Drash.

Join us this week as Aaron is joined by Kael Clark, the Assistant to the Executive at CBI on Meet the Mishpachah. Rabbi Young gives a moving dash on courage.

In this episode of "Drash it Like it's Hot," host Aaron Perchonok sits down with Carly Cera, the youth education and engagement director at CBI, for the "Meet the Mishpacha" segment. Carly shares her journey into Jewish youth education, her long-standing connection with CBI, and the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. She also discusses the rewarding moments of her role, such as hearing children sing during Tefilah. The conversation wraps up with fun, rapid-fire questions, revealing Carly's love for live music, her favorite book, and her go-to karaoke song. Tune in for an engaging and insightful chat with a dedicated community leader.

In this episode of "Drash It Like It's Hot," host Aaron Perchonok interviews Lainey Komerofsky, the Youth Education and Engagement Coordinator at Congregation Beth Israel (CBI). Lainey shares her journey from being a college student to her current role, her deep-rooted connections with the Jewish community, and her passion for working with youth. She discusses the challenges and rewards of reimagining youth engagement post-COVID and highlights memorable moments, such as organizing a successful lock-in event. The episode also delves into Lainey's personal interests, including her love for kayaking and her favorite ice cream flavor. Rabbi Levi concludes with a thought-provoking drosh on the strength of community and teamwork, drawing parallels with the story of Zelophichad's daughters from the Torah.

In this episode of "Drash It Like It's Hot," Lainey Komerofsky, the youth coordinator at Beth Israel, interviews Aaron Perchonok, the tech coordinator at the congregation. Aaron shares his journey from being a preschool teacher to becoming the tech guy at Beth Israel. He discusses his passion for tech, the challenges he has faced, and the rewarding experiences that come with his role. Aaron also talks about his hobbies, his pets, and some fun personal facts. This episode offers a glimpse into the life of the person who ensures that the congregation's tech runs smoothly, making the community more inclusive and accessible.