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Upcoming Events

Family Service & Shabbat Dinner
Friday, December 5, 2025
5:30 PM

Shabbat Late Night
Friday, December 5, 2025
8:30 PM

Consecration Service
Saturday, December 6, 2025
10:00 AM

Concert with Michael Ochs
Saturday, December 6, 2025
7:00 PM
We are hard at work getting ready for the 12th Annual Lowcountry Nosh! Save the date and join us on Sunday, November 8, between 11:30 am - 4:30 pm. We hope to see you there!
We are hard at work getting ready for the 12th Annual Lowcountry Nosh! Save the date and join us on Sunday, November 8, between 11:30 am - 4:30 pm. We hope to see you there!
On Simchat Torah, our sanctuary sparkled a bit more than usual thanks to our students, celebrating proudly with their families and a full congregation as we completed reading the Torah, and began again.
At KKBE, we have been gathering for nearly three centuries, but we know too well that our future rests with our youngest members. We are grateful for every family who chooses to be part of what comes next!
On Simchat Torah, our sanctuary sparkled a bit more than usual thanks to our students, celebrating proudly with their families and a full congregation as we completed reading the Torah, and began again.
At KKBE, we have been gathering for nearly three centuries, but we know too well that our future rests with our youngest members. We are grateful for every family who chooses to be part of what comes next!
KKBE was so excited to welcome back College of Charleston students and their professor Ashley Walters, Director of the Yaschik/Arnold Jewish Studies Program for a tour this morning.
Prof. Walters recently wrote an article for the academic website, The Conversation, about the history of Jewish life in the South and highlighted Charleston’s significant Jewish community and its role in the development of Reform Judaism. She also reflects on a trend we’ve observed as well, of students matriculating South for a campus experience some see as more hospitable to Jewish student life. A link to the article is in our story!
KKBE was so excited to welcome back College of Charleston students and their professor Ashley Walters, Director of the Yaschik/Arnold Jewish Studies Program for a tour this morning.
Prof. Walters recently wrote an article for the academic website, The Conversation, about the history of Jewish life in the South and highlighted Charleston’s significant Jewish community and its role in the development of Reform Judaism. She also reflects on a trend we’ve observed as well, of students matriculating South for a campus experience some see as more hospitable to Jewish student life. A link to the article is in our story!
Join us tonight for the kickoff to our 5787 Lecture Series with an author talk with Elaine Weiss. We`ll begin with a happy hour in the KKBE Sukkah at 5:30pm followed by the talk at 6:30pm.
Spell Freedom: The Power of Pencils in the Civil Rights Movement is the story of the Citizenship Schools, developed by Charlestonians Septima Clark, Esau Jenkins, and Bernice Robinson, which used literacy and civic education to build the grassroots foundation of the Movement.
Learn more about Elaine and register for the program at kkbe.org.
Join us tonight for the kickoff to our 5787 Lecture Series with an author talk with Elaine Weiss. We`ll begin with a happy hour in the KKBE Sukkah at 5:30pm followed by the talk at 6:30pm.
Spell Freedom: The Power of Pencils in the Civil Rights Movement is the story of the Citizenship Schools, developed by Charlestonians Septima Clark, Esau Jenkins, and Bernice Robinson, which used literacy and civic education to build the grassroots foundation of the Movement.
Learn more about Elaine and register for the program at kkbe.org.
