Kadimah-Toras Moshe

Regarding Covid-19 restrictions.

Due to the decrease in the incidence of Covid illnesses in our community we are now able to change our guidance. Masks are now recommended but not required in the sanctuary for davening. We will continue to reevaluate our policies.

Please do not attend if you are ill or have reason to fear you have a Covid infection.

Join us in our new building

101 Washington Street is our new address and we are operational

(as much as the pandemic allows)

in our new space.

We hope you had a chance to join us

at Kadimah Toras-Moshe's video introduction to our new building

July 21^st

View the recording here

KTM accepted to the Ruderman Synagogue Inclusion Project

With pride, we can announce our participation in this important initiative. We have committed ourselves to increase our accessibility to all segments of our community. We now have an accessibility committee, headed by Juliette Landesman to hear and respond to concerns about barriers to participation. You will see this logo displayed on our website and our bulletin:

With appreciation to Juliette Landesman, Robert Housman, Rabbi Strauss, Jen Gordon and Steffi Burke who worked on applying for this program.

Now is the time to join KTM or renew your membership

Now is the time to join KTM or renew your membership!

Current members, click here to pay your annual membership dues directly.

Prospective members, click here to apply for membership.

Sisterhood membership

We would also like to ask our members to contribute to the Sisterhood Fund by paying their Annual Sisterhood Membership fee.

Check your mailbox or click here to learn more about the achievements of our active Sisterhood and pay your membership fee.

Rabbi Abraham Halbfinger Memorial Book

7 Tishrei marked the eighth yahrzeit of Rabbi Abraham Halbfinger zt"l.

A book was published in his memory consisting of divrei torah from many of the now grown men and women who attended Kadimah-Toras Moshe in their youth, words of tribute from community leaders, and words of comfort from the Halbfinger family.

If you are interested in having a copy, please contact Rabbi Benjamin Houben (617) 903-3218 in the Boston area or Rabbi Jonathan Krimsky, if you are out of town.

There is a suggested donation of $18 for the volume. All proceeds go to the Rabbi Abraham Halbfinger Memorial Fund (information about the fund is included in the book).

Come Learn With Us!		Where All Are Welcome!		Get Involved!

With classes most days of the week, and regular guest lectures, KTM is dedicated to providing vibrant and interesting shiurim and lectures for the broader community. Last summer we enjoyed hosting students and a shabbaton from the Center for Modern Torah Leadership's Summer Beit Midrash and look forward to their return next year. As you can see, we have a great deal programs and regular learning taking place here. Browse our archive of programs and guest speakers on our events page.		Our community is dedicated to providing a welcoming place for visitors and residents alike. Get in touch with us If you are visiting Boston. Whether you need a place to stay, a warm shabbos meal, or have questions and need help moving to the area, please drop in, call, or email!		Kadimah provides many opportunities to get involved with and support our vibrant, tight knit Modern Orthodox community. Whether it's participating in religious and social programming, helping with educational opportunities, or with upkeep and maintenance of the shul, we'd love to have you join us. Your support of Kadimah Toras-Moshe through kiddush and event sponsorships, annual campaigns and other donations, sustains and strengthens our unique and welcoming community.