As the only synagogue in southwest New Hampshire—Congregation Ahavas Achim is the heart of Jewish life in the Monadnock Region. We are a proudly independent and inclusive home for a community diverse in Jewish backgrounds and beliefs. We can’t wait to welcome you into our family!

Coming up…

Shabbat Morning Festival Service with Yizkor
Saturday, October 3rd at 9:30am

To celebrate Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah, we’ll have a full morning service with Torah readings and a Yizkor service.

Please help make a minyan for those reciting Kaddish.

Simchat Torah Celebration
Saturday, October 3rd at 5:00pm

Join us for a family celebration of Torah with Rabbi Dan and Lainee Ginsberg! We will complete the reading of Deuteronomy together and then begin all over again with Genesis. All the children will have an aliyah under a gigantic tallit. There will be music, dancing, laughter, and treats!
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Join Us for Monadnock United Way’s Day of Caring
Wednesday, September 30th

Join the CAA team of volunteers for the MUW Day of Caring on Wednesday, September 30th beginning at 10:30 a.m. as we pitch in to help with yard work at Rise for Baby and Family at 147 Washington Street in Keene. We’ll be there for a couple of hours.

Come to the Campaign Kickoff event that will take place that morning from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m. at the Keene Country Club before Day of Caring begins. We’d love to have you join us for a complimentary breakfast as we celebrate the power of neighbors helping neighbors across the Monadnock Region.
The program will feature the presentation of the annual Ken Jue Award, along with a conversation featuring members of MUW’s Monadnock Housing Collaborative about the innovative work underway to address housing challenges in our community.
If you’d like to attend the breakfast, you can RSVP here: Campaign Kickoff Registration
It’s shaping up to be a wonderful morning. We just reached 100 RSVPs!

Register here to join Team CAA

Join us for our weekly Shabbat Services and Torah Study!

Join services and/or Torah study in-person or online via Zoom.
Please click HERE for our Zoom etiquette guidelines.

Meeting ID: 905 919 1322
Passcode: shalom

We pray for healing.

Add the name of an immediate relative — parent, sibling, spouse/life partner, or child — or the name of a member of CAA to our weekly
 Misheberach / Prayer for Healing List here:*

*We are only able to read out names that have been added by Noon on Friday. Also, if you are praying for someone other than an immediate relative (as defined above) or a member of CAA, please join us in person or on Zoom for our service so you can either say their name out loud or add their name to the chat box on Zoom.

CAA Zoom Etiquette:

  • Please mute your microphone throughout the service or program, unless you are speaking as part of the service or program.
  • We ask that you turn off your video if you are busy with activities that may be distracting to others, such as eating, tending to household chores, sleeping, or talking on your phone. Otherwise, please show your respectful attention to our community by keeping your video on.
  • Please update the name(s) that show(s) on your Zoom window to the names of those people who are actually on Zoom at the time.
  • Please do not type in the chat box during the event except to alert our technicians to technical difficulties, such as lack of video or sound.