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
CBI Men’s Club Annual Latke Party (Meat Kitchen)
Get ready for a sizzling celebration at the CBI Men’s Club Annual Latke Party! Join us for an evening of delicious latke, community spirit, and Hanukkah fun as we come…
Sisterhood Shabbat-Meat Kitchen
Join us at 6PM for a delicious chicken dinner followed by Friday night services conducted by the women of Sisterhood. An Oneg will complete the evening. The dinner reservation cost…
Siddur 101 – (Free Class) Learn to Navigate Our Prayers-Adult Ed Class taught by Rabbi Angress
Siddur 101 – Learn to Navigate Our Prayers is an adult education class offered by Rabbi Angress that will examine our Shabbat prayer service and look at why and how…
“An Afternoon of Yiddish Song,” featuring Jordan Wax (Dairy Kitchen Needed)
This program is part #1 of a grant of $1,500.00 awarded to CBI by the National Yiddish Book Center for the purpose of promoting an appreciation of Yiddish culture to…