Tikkun Kehilah is repairing the congregational community. Please contact the office if you learn of any of our members who have fallen ill, become home-bound, or are experiencing any other serious life setbacks. We will make sure that the appropriate pastoral care is provided. Call the office (505) 266-0155.
Visiting the sick, Bikkur Holim, is an act of caring that we are obliged to perform, to help alleviate a person’s suffering. There are special rules and considerations for visiting the sick. Additionally, there are special prayers, like the Misheberakh, said during the weekly reading of the Torah, that are meant to aid in a person’s recovery.
Our Rabbi, along with a dedicated cadre of our members in the Chevrah Chesed Committee (member-to-member care), will visit congregants who are ailing, sitting Shiva, or requiring special attention. If you wish to join Chevrah Chesed, please contact the office at 505-266-0155 to learn more.
Featured events
Pesadich BBQ – 2024/5784
The Pesadich BBQ, a beloved Men’s Club tradition, celebrates Passover/Chag HaMatzot with community spirit and delicious food. This year, we continue this cherished event, inviting both new and familiar faces…
Sparks of Psalmody and Song
Friday night service with musical program featuring special guests. Service conducted by Finstons and Rabbi Angress Wine & Lite Bites before service Oneg after service
Shavuot Campout
Congregation B’nai Israel is hosting a Shavuot Campout on the nights of June 11 & 12. Participation is FREE. The plan is as follows: Anyone who would like to join…
Saturday Night @ the Movies
A movie night for kids/teens and young families. Two movie selections will be available, one for kids 10 and under and one for kids 11 and up. Movie themed snacks…