Services & Programs / Calendar
Kabbalat Shabbat (In-person & On YouTube)
Welcome Shabbat with your favorite melodies at our Shabbat evening Reform service led by CBI’s rabbis or our music specialist / cantor.
Traditional Egalitarian (In-person)
Join the CBI traditional egalitarian minyan for a conservative Shabbat morning service, using the Sim Shalom prayer book. This service is usually lay-led.
Mishkan Tefilah - Shabbat Morning Learner's Service (In-person)
Join Rabbi Ezra for a Reform Shabbat morning service tailored to those who want to learn more about the liturgy and structure of a Torah service.
Traditional Egalitarian (In-person & On YouTube)
Join the CBI traditional egalitarian minyan for a conservative Shabbat morning service, using the Sim Shalom prayer book. This service is usually lay-led.
Kabbalat Shabbat (In-person & On YouTube)
Welcome Shabbat with your favorite melodies at our Shabbat evening Reform service led by CBI’s rabbis or our music specialist / cantor.
Traditional Egalitarian (In-person)
Join the CBI traditional egalitarian minyan for a conservative Shabbat morning service, using the Sim Shalom prayer book. This service is usually lay-led.
Mishkan Tefilah - Bat Mitzvah Of Leah Meyer (In-person & On YouTube)
Join Rabbi Tom Gutherz and Rabbi Ezra Leventhal to celebrate Shabbat and the Bat Mitzvah of Leah Meyer.
Traditional Egalitarian (In-person)
Join the CBI traditional egalitarian minyan for a conservative Shabbat morning service, using the Sim Shalom prayer book. This service is usually lay-led.
Kabbalat Shabbat (In-person & On YouTube)
Welcome Shabbat with your favorite melodies at our Shabbat evening Reform service led by CBI’s rabbis or our music specialist / cantor.
Shavuot Morning Service With Yizkor (In-person)
Join Rabbi Tom Gutherz for a Shavuot service in honor and remembrance of the loved ones who are no longer with us.
Erev Shavuot / Tikkun Leil Shavuot (In-person)
According to the Jewish tradition, Shavuot marks the date on which the people of Israel stood at Mount Sinai to receive the Torah. One of the ways we commemorate this event is by dedicating ourselves to Torah study.
This year Rabbi Tom will lead an evening of study based on a passage from the Zohar, a foundational text of the Jewish mysticism. If you are a lover of torah, come learn and celebrate with us. And since it is a custom to enjoy dairy foods on this holiday, we will conclude our study with some delicious cheesecake!