To meet the unique needs of special populations, small groups have been, and are being, formed to plan programs for older adults, young couples, new parents, dual-heritage families, those Jewish by choice, and others. New groups are formed as the need for special programs becomes evident. Several such groups are engaged in the development of caring networks and support systems including several Chavurot which meet in members' homes. There are many other ways to make affiliation with KI a significant experience. Each area of congregational life offers opportunities for involvement which contribute to the synagogue as they enrich the life of our members.
Committees are at the heart of temple life.
Keneseth Israel's many committees offer members opportunities to participate in planning programs and developing policies. They provide a training ground for leadership roles in the congregation. Committees are always searching for new people and new ideas.