The mission of the Department of Kehilah Kedosha is to help congregants know that they belong to a sacred community which is welcoming, caring, inclusive and compassionate. It is where congregants can engage, learn, build relationships, care for and support members of the Jewish community.
Kehilah Kedosha at Holy Blossom Temple builds connections through volunteer-based programs that:

• Welcome and engage our Wisdom Generation (Dorot)
• Support those who are sick and isolated (Bikkur Cholim)
• Break down the stigma of mental illness through education, support groups and open doors (Luke Sklar Mental Health Initiative)
• Bring congregants together virtually every weeknight for online learning, conversation, and social engagement (L’Chaim)
• Provide Bereavement Support through a weekly online support group

For more information about, or to volunteer with, the Kehilah Kedosha department, please contact Rabbi Eliza McCarroll [email protected].

For more information about broader Jewish communal organisations who can provide care in times of need and crisis, please click here.