B'nai Jehudah Passover/Office Closure April 22

In observance of Passover, our office is closed Friday, April 22. We welcome you to join us in the building for a 10:30 am Festival Morning/Yizkor Service, and/or a 6:00 pm Erev Shabbat Service. Chag Pesach Sameach!

We are B’nai Jehudah

Find out what B’nai Jehudah has to offer, and experience the joy, comfort, warmth and support that are available already to so many that call B’nai Jehudah their home.

Important High Holy Day Update

To keep our community safe and healthy, all indoor Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services at B’nai Jehudah will be virtual only this High Holy Day season. Outdoor events will be held in person. Other B’nai Jehudah events – Shabbat services, Religious and Pre School classes, and other smaller events will still be held in the building, due to the smaller numbers and the ability to remain physically distant.
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We're Glad You're Here

We have a long and rich history as a caring and inclusive community where all are welcome. We think you’ll find our congregation offers something for people at all ages and stages of life, and we want to help you find your place at B’nai Jehudah. Watch our video to learn more!

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Celebrating 150 Years

Celebrate The Temple, Congregation B’nai Jehudah’s founding on October 2, 1870 with this video montage of congregants offering reflections and congratulations on this milestone.

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The Temple, Congregation B’nai Jehudah is one of the oldest Reform Jewish Congregations in the nation and the oldest Synagogue in the Kansas City metropolitan area. We are an inclusive community and all are welcome.
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Netflix’s Russian Doll Season 2: Nesting Trauma in Three Generations of Jewish Women

Netflix’s Russian Doll Season 2: Nesting Trauma in Three Generations of Jewish Women jemerman May 18, 2022

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3 russian dolls, all different sizes
In this season, time is immutable. It can be questioned, but not changed. Family can be understood, but not altered. The self, in this case, the result of intergenerational trauma, must be accepted. In Russian Doll, the only way to see the good in the world is to stop looking back, to stop journeying inward, and to the wake up in the present.

Q&A with Chinese Jewish Advocate and Educator Amy Albertson

Q&A with Chinese Jewish Advocate and Educator Amy Albertson jemerman May 4, 2022

Arts and Culture
Amy Albertson
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The Temple, Congregation B'nai Jehudah
12320 Nall Avenue
Overland Park, KS 66209
Phone: 913-663-4050