Abby Polzin will be called to the Torah as Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, July 29, 2017. Abby's family, including Kylie, Sally and Don Wilson and the Board of the Jewish Community of Kauai look forward to your attending.A Kiddush luncheon prepared by Sandy Jennings, Fresh from the Garden will follow the services.Please RSVP to Sally as soon as possible at (808) 821-0579.
- Date: Saturday, July 29, 2017.
- Time: 10:00 a.m.
- Location: St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, Hardy Street, Lihue. Map.
We hope to see you!
It is with great JOY that Sara and Steve Dubey invite the JCK community to CELEBRATE their son Isaac Kanoa Dubey's Bar Mitzvah.
We are happy to invite JCK congregants to the Bat Mitzvah of Sophia Riley on Thursday June 8, 2017 at St. Michael’s in Lihue. All are welcome at the service. Following the service will be a catered luncheon to which you are also invited. Please RSVP for the luncheon to 
We've updated our calendar to include additional events. Please review the calendar so you can join us at all of the upcoming upcoming celebrations. Photo above from our Purim party at Laura's house.All our events services and events are held at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, Hardy Street, Lihue, (
We invite you to attend the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day event on Monday, January 16, 2017. Schedule below. You can come for as long as you'd like and leave whenever you need to. See you there!Annual MLK Kauai celebration details:Date: January 16, 2017.Time: 930am to 1pm.Location: Lihue Neighborhood Center. 
We have updated our 
As we gather for Rosh Hashanah, we'll also celebrate the life of cherished long-time JCK member Paul Weil, who passed away recently.Paul's family will host the Oneg on Monday afternoon, following Rosh Hashanah day services. According to his wife, Roberta, "the Oneg will in celebration of our beloved father, grandfather and husband Paul Weil by the Weil 'Ohana."
Paul was born in Pittsburgh in 1927 and died September 14, 2016 here on Kauai. He is survived by Roberta, to whom he'd been married for over 57 years, as well as a large and loving family of children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.Paul was naval veteran of World War II. He attended Stanford University and UCLA, and had a JD from Southwestern University Law School. Paul was a practicing attorney for over 50 years and provided pro bono services to community service organizations.This special Oneg will be catered by our wonderful caterer, Sandy Jennings of 
The Jewish Community of Kauai is excited to once again hold a Friday night Kauai Shabbat potluck at Poipu Beach Park. Please join us! We'll meet under the large covered pavilion so there are no worries in case of rain.Date: Friday, September 23, 2016.Time: 6:00 pm. Schmooze with fellow Jewish community members and guests, or enjoy the park with your family. Followed by a brief Shabbat service then a potluck dinner.Location: 
Join us for a day of ceremony and celebration! The Jewish Community of Kauai is invited to Lea's special day as she leads us in prayer and reads from the Torah.Lea’s training was done by JCK's own Sally Wilson. Her Torah portion is Devarim.Mindy and Dave Hibbitt ask you to join us for the service, which will be followed by a unique and delicious Oneg Shabbat.Where: St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, Hardy Street, Lihue. 
Nominations for both officers and members to sit on the Jewish Community of Kauai Board of Directors are now open!! Please respond by August 10.If you have ideas about events or activities for the Jewish community, please join us on the Board as we plan next year, 2016-17.Feel free to nominate yourself or others who may be interested in serving - the more the better.The offices are:
Reminder – Shabbat services are this Saturday, May 21, 2016!Please join us this week. Marty Kahn will lead the service. Sally Wilson (pictured here celebrating her birthday at a recent JCK board meeting) will haltingly read from the Torah portion. We expect a lively discussion on the parsha, which is Emor. Emor is Herbrew for "speak" and is the 31st weekly Torah portion. This section has the most versus of any poriton in Leviticus. It is read in May and provides purity rules for Kohanim, recounts the holy days, and tells the story of punishment for a blasphemer.Please come prepared to share your interested thoughts.We will have a lovely Oneg Shabbat following the service, prepared by Ku`ulei (Penny) Johnson, who makes wonderful challahs. You won’t want to miss those challahs!!