May 24, 2013   15 Sivan 5773
Congregation Kol Ami, Woodinville, WA
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About Congregation Kol Ami  

Congregation Kol Ami is a vibrant Reform Jewish congregation consisting of about 100 families. Our synagogue is located in Woodinville Washington; on Seattle's growing Eastside. We hope that in choosing to be part of our synagogue community, your life will be enriched.

Kol Ami holds weekly Shabbat services. All major holidays are observed and festival occasions celebrated. Worship services at Kol Ami are open to both adults and children. There is a strong commitment to Jewish education and spiritual growth for all members, including children. Kol Ami offers a comprehensive religious school leading to B'nai Mitzvah with small classes and award-winning teachers. Family education and T’fillah are key components of the program. Youth programs are supported and adults are offered opportunities to learn with the Rabbi, share ideas, and volunteer.

Kol Ami has an active Sisterhood, Kol Isha, and members participate in Tikkun Olam (social action) projects for Kol Ami and the larger community. Our members enjoy pot lucks, committees, and numerous social activities.

Congregation Kol Ami members are exceptionally active, contributing volunteers creating strong bonds of friendship. Please join us for Shabbat, for study, for a feeling of community. Experience the joy of joining with people who share a warm and haimish place, with open doors and open hearts. We welcome and encourage those interested to call 425-844-1604, e-mail our office administrator or just drop in for a visit.

Our Values  

Our core values include:

  • A cohesive and supportive congregation, embracing both young and old.
  • Promotion of a positive Jewish identity through both worship and lifelong learning.
  • Worshiping in a traditional manner, with openness to change in a changing world.
  • A strong commitment to social justice and community involvement.

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