Co-Create Community and Connection
CABI Corners are small affinity groups co-created by YOU and others in the CABI community with similar interests. Your little corner of our CABI community may share a fun evening, a deep conversation, a creative project, or an experience. Group interests are (almost!) unlimited, and may include Shabbat dinners, hiking, games, book groups, parenting topics, or…
Have questions? Contact Roy Ledesma at execdirector@cabi-boise.org
Create A CORNER
Interested in Starting a Corner?
We hope to see you connecting with each other around Boise and beyond.
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MAHJONG MONDAYS
Mondays 6:30 p.m. in the CABI Social Hall
Join us Monday evenings for this weekly gathering as Mahjong Mavens teach those of us wanting to learn the game. All ages, all abilities are welcome! Questions? Contact Becky Groves at outreach@cabi-boise.org.
SUNDAY HOOPSTERS
Sunday Pickup basketball!
Sunday Hoopsters are a group of CABI congregants who meet on Sunday mornings for friendly and recreational basketball matches. These games provide an opportunity for individuals of all ages and skill levels to enjoy the sport, exercise, and foster a strong sense of camaraderie. Sunday morning basketball pickup games provide a joyful and engaging experience for individuals of all ages, uniting the community through the shared love of basketball and fostering a sense of belonging within the synagogue family. Please email Roy for more information and if planning to attend here.
Young professionals
Young Professionals Group
is a vibrant and dynamic community within CABI, specifically catering to the needs and interests of young adults typically between the ages of 20 to 40. This group is designed to foster a sense of connection, belonging, and engagement among young Jewish professionals who share a similar stage of life and common interests. It provides an opportunity for these individuals to strengthen their Jewish identity, build lasting friendships, and actively contribute to the broader Jewish community while navigating the challenges and opportunities of their young adult lives.
20's
& 30's
The 20’s & 30’s Group is a laid back social group for young adults to enjoy each other’s company. Join us for events, meals, hangouts, and overall great times!
CABI
Reads
Using each selected book as a prism and a mirror of our Jewish lives, we meet as a group to discuss and enrich our personal experience as well as to reflect and examine our dynamic and diverse history.
Bereavement Group
Bereavement Group
This is a limited group, a maximum of eight members who have experienced the loss of a loved one in the past few years. The members commit to six sessions, alternate Mondays from 5:30 - 7 in the CABI library (as available), for a total of 12 weeks. We are co-led by CABI member and social worker Victoria Thompson who has experience as a hospital chaplain and in hospice, as well as Jeni Emerizy, former Bereavement Coordinator for St Luke’s Hospice. We walk through a grieving process in a safe environment for each member at their own stage of bereavement. If you are interested, contact Sherrill Livingston at livingstonsherrill@gmail.com
Rosh
Chodesh
Rosh Chodesh is an ancient Jewish women’s holiday celebrating the new moon and the new month, and it’s a holiday that in our time, Jewish women are reclaiming to observe, appreciate and celebrate in ways that have meaning to us here and now. We’ll gather, visit, nosh, learn, share and enjoy, as we mark our spot in this still-relevant and continuous journey. We’d love to have you join us.
Please bring a dish or beverage to share, and please RSVP to Betsy Russell at bzrussell@gmail.com
Pickleball Group
Pickleball Group
is a recreational club that brings together members of the synagogue community who share an interest in playing pickleball. Pickleball is a popular sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis and is played on a smaller court with a solid paddle and a perforated plastic ball. CABI's Pickleball Group provides an enjoyable and active outlet for members of the synagogue community to come together, strengthen relationships, and have fun while engaging in a sport that continues to gain popularity worldwide.