President's Blog

This is my first Kol Kehillah Newsletter article as your President. Very exciting! It is a privilege to write this article as your new President. I am deeply grateful for the trust you have placed in me, and I take on this role with both humility and excitement. I would like to begin by expressing my sincere gratitude to Robin Shafer for her dedicated and thoughtful leadership. Robin has consistently served our congregation with integrity and with the best interests of Templ

As you may know, my term as president concludes in less than a month, and this will be my final Kol Kehillah article. Serving this congregation for the past two years has been an honor, and I look forward to supporting our next president as she brings her ideas forward. When I began my term, I focused on revitalizing our building to make it even more welcoming for members and guests. Unexpected circumstances required us to replace the roof, and with the guidance of the Financ

Thank you for your confidence in electing me to be your President. Becoming president of any organization is an extreme honor, but...

As you may know, my term as president is coming to an end in a little more than a month, so this will be my last Kol Kehillah article. ...

I first joined the Board of Trustees in 2000. Since that time, the Board, Temple Clergy and auxiliary members regularly spoke about how...

“Just checking in to make sure you and the temple family are doing ok? I know there’s been a lot of chaos in the world. It’s unfortunate...

As you likely know, TKC has been in search of a permanent musical accompanist solution for many months. At the outset of this search, I...

In my last article I thanked our tremendous TKC volunteers that work so hard to keep our temple facilities operational, looking good and...

It is the time of year when we begin working on budgeting for the 2024 fiscal year. To that end, the finance committee and I have spent...