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About Membership with Kane Street Synagogue
At Kane Street, we are an open, inclusive, and egalitarian community, affiliated with the Conservative movement.
We welcome people of all backgrounds, and encourage non-Jewish partners and parents to become part of our community of learning, prayer, friendship, celebration, and social action.
We offer family and adult educational opportunities, and our Rabbi is happy to meet with any member to offer counsel and advice. Certain ritual roles are limited to Jews. Children who are Jewish (or on their way toward becoming Jewish) are welcome in our Hebrew School. Kane Street Synagogue membership is required for all families enrolling children in the Hebrew School.
Our community's vision for Jewish life embraces the Rabbinic teaching that the world stands on three things: Torah (learning), Avodah (prayer), and Gemilut Ḥasadim (acts of lovingkindness and social justice).
Several membership dues categories are offered; each includes tickets for High Holy Day services, which are offered to all members in good standing.
Family memberships include tickets for parents and their children aged 25 and under. Individual and student memberships receive one ticket per household. Tickets for High Holy Day services are distributed to members in good standing.
Each member household is eligible for one vote at the Annual Meeting and any Special Meeting of the Congregation. After two years of membership, members may be nominated to the Board of Trustees during the nominating period, typically in the Spring.
Membership Categories and Annual Dues
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Membership is automatically renewed (at the updated rate, if different) in the first week of August each year, and will be reflected in your account online, and on your monthly statement issued at the end of August.
If you purchase tickets for High Holy Day services as a member of the general public, you may be entitled to a credit up to the value of your purchase of tickets for you and those in your household if you join as a member in the following months.