Kehilat Chaverim's Life-Learning mission is facilitated by two committees. These
committees work together to provide programming to children and adults alike.
committees work together to provide programming to children and adults alike.
Kehilat Chaverim. A Community of Friends...A welcoming cooperative where Judaism is celebrated.
Life-Long Learning
Sunday School
The Sunday School Committee coordinates ongoing operations
and future plans for the Kehilat Chaverim Sunday School
grades K-8. We are responsible for programming events such
as family and parent education workshops, as well as the budget
and logistics.
Contacts
Director: Andrea Cobrin-Long
Chair: Naomi Amaya
Education/Culture
The Ed/Cult Committee fosters a fellowship of learning around themes central to our
members that creatively integrates elements from many Kehilat committees. We seek to
deepen and broaden our understanding of Jewish life through shared study,
exploration, and experiences, which can include lectures, discussion, study, and book
groups and trips to theaters and museums. Committee members develop ideas and
organize events.
Contact: Hila Yanai
The Sunday School Committee coordinates ongoing operations
and future plans for the Kehilat Chaverim Sunday School
grades K-8. We are responsible for programming events such
as family and parent education workshops, as well as the budget
and logistics.
Contacts
Director: Andrea Cobrin-Long
Chair: Naomi Amaya
Education/Culture
The Ed/Cult Committee fosters a fellowship of learning around themes central to our
members that creatively integrates elements from many Kehilat committees. We seek to
deepen and broaden our understanding of Jewish life through shared study,
exploration, and experiences, which can include lectures, discussion, study, and book
groups and trips to theaters and museums. Committee members develop ideas and
organize events.
Contact: Hila Yanai
Kehilat Chaverim is a cooperative Jewish community of about 80 households in the
Greater Hartford, CT area, established in 1978 to find new ways to explore and express Jewish
identity. Its purpose is to meet the cultural, religious, educational, social and life-cycle needs of
its members
Greater Hartford, CT area, established in 1978 to find new ways to explore and express Jewish
identity. Its purpose is to meet the cultural, religious, educational, social and life-cycle needs of
its members
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