About Kehila.org

We publish articles and video from across the community: reporting, teaching, worship and interviews. Where the work belongs to someone else, it stays theirs — we point to the source and say who made it, rather than quietly reprinting it under our own name.

Everything is searchable, and video carries transcripts, so a teaching from three years ago is as findable as one from this morning.

The directory lists congregations, ministries and organizations around the country: who they are, where they are, and how to reach them. It exists because the most common question this community asks is the simplest one — is there anybody near me — and because the answer has never lived anywhere you could look it up.

Alongside the news there is the ordinary traffic of a community: events to attend, jobs to fill, volunteering that needs hands, classifieds, and music from local artists. Small things, mostly. They are the reason people come back between the headlines.

The site is read in English and in Hebrew, and neither is a translation of the other in spirit. The Hebrew side is written for readers here; the English side reaches the many people abroad who follow this community closely and want it in their own words.

Kehila.org is published by Kehila Ministries International, a registered 501(c)(3). We are a small team, and the site depends on the congregations and organizations who send us what they are doing.

Corrections, submissions, a listing that needs adding or fixing — we would rather hear it than not. Get in touch.