Welcome to Kol HaLev!
"If you’re searching for a thoughtful, exciting place to celebrate your Judaism, Kol HaLev is for you."
Kol HaLev is a vibrant Jewish community known for its joyful spirituality, intellectual curiosity, inclusivity, and deep caring about each other and the world around us.
Our engaging services and dynamic programming for all ages connect us to our tradition and engage us in a Judaism responsive to the times and culture in which we live.
Most of all, Kol HaLev is about people – our members – who are active in building this open, fulfilling environment together. See for yourself why so many are inspired to make Kol HaLev their Jewish communal home.
COVID-19 GUIDELINES:
Our current pandemic policy, updated on August 31, 2022, does permit in-person gatherings, with some important risk mitigation protocols in place that are designed to promote both safety and inclusivity, which change based on the CDC's assessment of local community COVID levels. Attendees at all in-person Kol HaLev events must read and agree to our Community Brit, which includes our current COVID guidelines. Thank you all for your ongoing flexibility, creativity, patience, and understanding. We offer prayers for everyone's good health.
We are currently holding many services and programs on Zoom, including:
• Shabbat services |
• Torah Study |
How to join us on Zoom:
Members: Zoom links for services and programs will be sent in your Weekly Update emails.
Non-members: We welcome your participation! If you are interested in attending our online services, please email your full name, email address, phone number, location, and how you learned about Kol HaLev, to connect at Kolhalev dot net (omitting the spaces and replacing "at" with "@" and "dot" with ".").
Handouts for upcoming Shabbat services:
Service booklets, service outlines, Torah study material, etc. can be downloaded from this folder on Fridays after 4 p.m.
Pearls of Blessing: Selected Aliyot Blessings of Rabbi Steve Segar
This slim, elegant volume of eighteen blessings, written by Rabbi Steve for the thematic aliyot in our Shabbot morning Torah services, celebrates Rabbi Steve's 18th year as spiritual leader of Kol HaLev. More than 20 current and former Kol Halev members had a hand in taking this book from conception through printing.
Along with a preface written by our founding Rabbi, Jeffrey Schein, there's a tribute to Rabbi Steve by the editors (some truly beautiful parts were penned by Bill Scher-Marcus). Thanks to an anonymous donor who underwrote the cost of printing, all proceeds from book sales support our sacred commmunity and its future.
Bring home the ruach of Kol HaLev! Makes a great gift, too! Purchase online here.