Put your values into action at KKBE’s annual Mitzvah Day 💙

Join us for a meaningful day of service as our community comes together to repair the world—one project at a time. This year, we’ll be packaging meals with @mealsofhope_ to support our neighbors through the @lcfoodbank, helping address food insecurity right here at home.

We’re also proud to partner with Charleston Area Justice Ministry (CAJM). As a founding member, KKBE is part of their community-wide efforts to tackle systemic issues, and this year, that includes a major focus on food insecurity.

Mitzvah Day 2026 is generously funded by the KKBE Sisterhood, with lunch provided by the KKBE Brotherhood. Come on your own or bring family and friends—every set of hands makes a difference.

👉 Sign up to volunteer at kkbe.org

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Please join us as Isabel Gregg, daughter of Matt Gregg & Taylor High, is called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, April 25 at 10:00am at the Shabbat Morning Service.

Isabel is a seventh grader at the School of the Arts majoring in visual art. This year she was awarded a gold key, silver key, and honorable mention for her artwork at the Georgia and South Carolina Lowcountry Scholastic Art Awards. She also had a piece selected for the Art Fields Jr. contest in Lake City, SC. Isabel is a dedicated swimmer on multiple teams throughout the year. Most recently she competed with the Academic Magnet High School girls swim team. She also enjoys reading, music, games, and baking desserts.

For her mitzvah project, she combined her passion for making things with her love of cats. She has been making fleece cat beds to donate to local animal shelters so that cats staying there have cozy spots to nap.

Register in advance for the service at kkbe.org. ...

Wishing you a joyful and meaningful Passover from the clergy and staff at KKBE!

May your Seder table be filled with tradition, laughter, and the warmth of loved ones. Chag Pesach Sameach! 🍷🍽️✡️ ...

Join us tonight for a special Jewish Film Shabbat, where our service will explore the powerful ways film—both Jewish and beyond—reflects themes of identity, tradition, and storytelling. Through prayer, music, and meaningful references to iconic movies, we’ll experience Shabbat through a cinematic lens—no screening required.

Register for the service at kkbe.org. ...