Join the New Reform Congregation for the High Holidays 5787 as we welcome Rosh Hashanah on September 10th-11th and Yom Kippur on September 20th-21st. For More details about the 2026 High Holidays with Kadima, please click on the High Holidays tab or go here, https://nrck.org/High_Holidays_2026 or call Kadima at 847-229-9500
Join Kadima for a social event dinner this Saturday at 6 pm in Lake Forest. We are also celebrating the High Holidays in Lake Forest.The public is welcome to join us.
For details or to RSVP email office@nrck.org or call (847) 229-9500
About The New Reform Congregation Kadima
The New Reform Congregation Kadima was founded in 2010 in Deerfield to provide a community in the Chicago/ North Shore area for people seeking a Jewish path emphasizing spiritual development rather than traditional theological belief. The Congregation draws inspiration from Jewish tradition for personal transformation. Congregation Kadima is affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism while maintaining its emphasis on religious naturalism, that is a commitment to spirituality despite doubts about traditional supernatural faith.
The Congregation sponsors Shabbat services and dinners, a variety of social and cultural activities, and is engaged in feeding the homeless, and working for racial justice and the protection of the environment.
Congregation Kadima presents a Womanlore theatrical production
Alicia: My Story
Adapted and Performed by Betsey Means
Sunday, April 28th 7:00 p.m.
For more information or to reserve seats, contact Kadima at office@nrck.org
There have been many accounts of survival during the Holocaust, but very few of a woman’s active heroism-particularly if that woman was a young Jewish Polish girl when she began saving lives of people she did not know. Alicia Appleman-Jurman faced a terrifying and violent world and managed to retain her faith in humanity, in God, and in her people.
The New Reform Congregation Kadima in Deerfield provides a community for people emphasizing spiritual development and personal transformation, while questioning traditional faith. Led by Rabbi David Oler, Kadima emphasizes the study of Jewish ethics and has an active social justice program, religious school and social activities for all ages. People from all backgrounds are most welcome. Kadima is affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism. Learn more at nrck.org or contact the office at office@nrck.org or (847) 229-9500.
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