Tu B’Shvat Learning
Join the Kollel Rabbis for Triple Track Learning
Monday, January 30th
7:30 @ the JCC
Learn more about this amazing day!
Kollel Women’s Trip to Israel
A free trip to Israel for Jewish mothers!
Please contact Bracha Schulgasser at 913-232-9147 or Esther Sokoloff estee11367@yahoo.com for more information about this once in a lifetime opportunity.
Visit www.jwrp.org for more info about the trip.
Jewish FUNdamentals
Join us for insightful Torah learning on subjects that matter to you!
Next Class January 25th
7:30 PM at the JCC
Contact bdavis@kckollel.org for more info.
Journeys in Prayer
Join Rabbi Sokoloff on an Incredible Journey through the Prayerbook
Insights and Inspirations
Tuesdays @ 7:30
At the Sokoloff Home
Email ysokoloff@kckollel.org for more info
Pizza and Parsha
Join Rabbi Feigenbaum each week for a piece of pizza with a slice of the weekly Torah portion.
Mondays @ 7:30PM at the Feigenbaum Home
Class Resumes January 2nd
Contact afeigenbaum@kckollel.org for more info.
About Us
The KC Kollel was founded in 2007 with widespread Community support. The vision was to introduce a group of Rabbis to Kansas City that can be dedicated to raising the bar of Jewish education and engagement.
Since the inception of the Kollel in 2007, the Rabbis have taught many thousands of classes, one-to-one learning opportunities and lectures throughout all layers and denominations of our varied Community.
The Kollel also offers a range of informal educational experiences, including exciting Shabbat dinners, programming for Jewish adults with special needs and fun kids-residents holiday celebrations at our local…
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Support Us
The KC Kollel is an independent 501(C)3, which is a partnering agency of the Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City. All of our budget is supported by the great people of Kansas City and friends who support and value the extensive work in Jewish education and outreach that we do here in KC. Grants from the local Jewish foundations and personal donations help us maintain our annual budget.
We work very hard not to charge for Jewish classes (in most cases) because we want to encourage all Jews to learn more about their rich heritage. We do not want money to be a deterent for learning Torah. Each year the Kollel engages in several fundraising endevaours, as well as reaching out to over a thousand Jews each year in our informal and formal educational initiatives.
While the Kollel was supported initally with seed money from a national Jewish education project, we are currently reaching out to all of those interested in Jewish continuity and education to help support the vital work the Kollel brings to the vibrant Jewish community in KC.
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