The Kavana Cooperative

  

Welcome!    

"Kavana" is the Hebrew word for intention and speaks to our desire to empower individuals to create a meaningful, personal and fun Jewish experience for themselves and their families.  As a cooperative, we build an open and intimate Jewish community by drawing on the strengths and interests of each participant.

 

We invite you to join us in this new and exciting endeavor.

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Savoring the Remainder of Kavana Summer

 

MONDAY AUGUST 18th - Learn about grilling with Kavana Men Grill

FRIDAY AUGUST 22nd - Finish out the month with Kavana Shabbat in the Park - all ages

Say hello to our Rabbinic Intern: Sarah Gershuny

Join Kavana's Carbon Salon!

Kavana's Carbon Salon goal is to help Kavana reduce its overall emissions by 2%. Click here for more information and email us for if you are interested in participating and/or helping with this important area.  See the JTNews Article featuring our Carbon Salon

 

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Calendar Highlights

 

Kavana Shabbat & Holidays

Whether for adults and/or kids - Kavana Shabbats and holidays are about meaningful, fun and spiritual experiences.

Summer Shabbat in the Park Series - at parks in Wallingford & Magnolia

Kavana Shabbat Potluck in the Park  August 22nd - Let go of the stress of the week and relax into Shabbat under the trees. All Ages Kabbalat Shabbat.  Service starts at 6:30pm, potluck dinner starts around 7:30pm. (potluck)

 

Summertime Culinary & Wine Experiences

Kavana Men Grill - in summer, Kavana Men don't just "Cook" - they Grill!  August 18th.  Come learn proper grilling techniques as the group discusses Jewish topics from around the world. Space is very limited so sign up ASAP. 7pm

Kavana Learning

Living Room Learning Summer with Sarah Weds nights from July 9 - Aug 20 we will have a special series with our Rabbinic Intern, Sarah Gershuny. Eating, praying, dying, getting married, doing a mitzvah, hearing thunder… there's a bracha for every occasion. what are brachot really all about? 7:30-9pm pm (RSVP to get on the list and locations if other than Rabbi Rachel's living room).  For ALL levels and backgrounds. 

And More....Check out our events page for more programs, information and to RSVP