Your inside look at cbi’s upcoming events
SHABBAT SERVICES
Weekend of October 25 & 26
Friday Night Shabbat
Service
Friday, October 25, 2024
6:30PM
Cohen/Friedkin Sanctuary
Saturday Morning Shabbat
Service
Saturday, October 26, 2024
8:30AM or 12PM
Cohen/Friedkin Sanctuary
Weekend of November 1 & 2
Noach’s Bark
Friday Night Service
Friday, November 1, 2024
6:30PM
Front Lawn
There will not be a Livestream this week
Saturday Morning Shabbat
Service
Saturday, November 2, 2024
8:30AM
Hollander Family Chapel
UPCOMING EVENTS AT CBI
SAVE THESE DATES!
Tuesday, October 22
6:30PM
Brotherhood’s Bourbon n’ Bros n’ Friends
Celebrate Sukkot with CBI’s Brotherhood!
Join us under the Sukkah for a special evening featuring a sampling of 20+ bourbons and small plates by VIP Caterers. This event is $18 for Brotherhood members and $36 for CBI members and their guests.
For questions, email brotherhood@cbiboca.org.
Wednesday, October 23
5:30PM
Simchat Torah Celebration
Celebrate the annual completion and restarting of the reading of the Torah with us at our joyous Erev Simchat Torah celebration. During the seven hakafot, we will honor past presidents, board members, Women of CBI, Brotherhood, Am Yisrael Chai, RAC-FL, school families, long-time members, new members, and more, giving everyone a special opportunity to hold, unwrap, and dance with the Torah. Join us as we sing, dance, and enjoy sweets after the Torah scrolls are beautifully displayed around the Sanctuary.
Pizza Dinner: 5:30pm
Service: 6:30pm
Sweet Oneg: 7:30pm
Registration is required.
Sunday 10.27.24 @ 1:30PM —
Am Yisrael Chai and JNF-USA will be hosted by Spanish River Church for an Israel solidarity event. Join us for a special panel featuring Israelis sharing their personal post October 7th stories and perspectives.
Located at Spanish River Church.
Open to the Community.
No Cost.
To learn more about tickets, click below.
Wednesday, October 30
5:30PM – 7:30PM
Connecting CBI
Don’t miss the opportunity for Cocktails & Connections
OPEN BAR | LITE BITES | NETWORKING
- Business card exchange
- Sign up to be a keynote speaker at upcoming monthly meetings
- Connect with local professionals from a variety of industries with likeminded values
Questions? Email connectingcbi@cbiboca.org.
Friday, November 1
6:30PM
Noach’s Bark
DON’T MISS THIS SPECIAL SHABBAT OPPORTUNITY!
PET FRIENDLY | HOT DIGGITY DOG ONEG
Join us for a unique Shabbat service on CBI’s front lawn, as we celebrate the Torah portion of Noach, also known as Noah’s Ark. Bring your furry friend to be part of this special gathering, and stay afterward for a fun Hot Diggity Dog Oneg.
Please bring a donation of pet food, new or gently used pet toys, sheets, and towels for the Tri-County Humane Society.
This event is open to the community. Registration is required
Thursday, November 7
9:30AM – 3:00PM
Chic Boutique
Shop local vendors including apparel and accessories, jewelry, kids, home decor, and more to support Congregation B’nai Israel!
Contact the Chic Boutique Committee at CBIChicBoutique@gmail.com with questions.
Thursday, November 7
7PM
Looking for Jane – November Book Club
About the Book – A debut about three women whose lives are bound together by a long-lost letter, a mother’s love, and a secret network of women fighting for the right to choose—inspired by true stories.
“Marshall makes an absorbing debut with a timely novel about the complexities of pregnancy and motherhood… [a] deftly braided narrative, Marshall keeps the tension high as she reveals the devastating consequences of denying women autonomy over their bodies. A charged topic handled with sensitivity and compassion.” – Kirkus Reviews
About the Author – Heather Marshall is the instant #1 bestselling author of Looking for Jane. She worked in politics and communications before turning her attention to her true passion: storytelling. Heather lives with her family near Toronto.
Wednesday, November 20
6:30PM
Reckonings presented by Nagle Family Jewish Film Festival
They met in secret to negotiate the unthinkable — compensation for the survivors of the largest mass genocide in history. Survivors were in urgent need of help, but how could reparations be determined for the unprecedented destruction and suffering of a people? Reckonings explores this untold true story set in the aftermath of the Holocaust.
Directed by award-winning filmmaker Roberta Grossman, Reckonings recounts the tense negotiations between Jewish and German leaders. Under the constant threat of violence, they forged ahead, knowing it would never be enough but hoping it could at least be an acknowledgment and a step towards healing.
This movie night offers a unique opportunity to connect over a thought-provoking film.
Members: $18 Community Guests: $36
Dinner and refreshments included in admission fee, and a discussion will follow the movie. Bring a friend and enjoy an evening of film, conversation, and community! This event is open to our Boca Raton community.
Friday, November 8
6:30PM
Veteran’s Shabbat
Join us as we honor Veterans of CBI and in our community at this special service.
Any CBI Veteran who would like to be included in our program, please contact Joanna Horowitz at 561.241.8118 or joanna.horowitz@cbiboca.org with your name and branch of service.
40th Anniversary Ruby Gala
Saturday, November 16
7PM
Celebrate four decades of excellence by securing your ticket to the 40th Anniversary Ruby Gala! Join us for an unforgettable evening of elegance, entertainment, and cherished memories as we commemorate this milestone event. Your ticket purchase grants you access to a night filled with gourmet dining, live music, exclusive auction items, and the chance to connect with fellow supporters who share your passion for our cause. Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be part of a truly special celebration—purchase your ticket today and help us make history!
To learn more about tickets, click below.
TAKE ACTION
Monthly Mitzvahs
As a Congregation with a Conscience®, social action initiatives are integral to our synagogue’s mission. Throughout the year, we host various events and collections for local charities. As a united effort, the Nadel Center for Early Childhood Education, The Barry Ira Graff School for Living Judaism, and Congregation B’nai Israel participate in volunteer opportunities and collections centered around a central guiding theme each month.
October’s social action theme is Tza’ar Ba’alei – Taking Care of Animals. In Judaism, it’s very important to treat animals with kindness and respect. In the Bible, the heroes are often those who show love and care for animals, teaching us the importance of being kind to all living creatures.
Show Soldiers and Families They Are Not Alone
Send some love right now with one of our Israel Support Packages. Each box is filled with delightful gifts, sweet surprises, and love, and are not just a morale booster for soldiers and evacuated families – they also serve to boost Israel’s wartime economy.
The products in each package are produced by small Israeli businesses from the Galilee and Negev who are part of Jewish National Fund-USA’s Small Business Association. Not only are you giving people a reason to smile – you’re also keeping businesses alive in Israel.
A portion of the proceeds for each box also goes to support our Israel Resilience Campaign.