The hub for Jewish life in the Greater Monadnock Region, CAA is an inclusive synagogue affiliated with Reconstructing Judaism. Our membership reflects a broad range of Jewish religious, denominational, ethnic, and educational backgrounds. We look forward to welcoming YOU!

Coming Up!

Annual Congregational Meeting
Sunday, June 8th at 10:30am

Join us for brunch at 10am.

All are invited to attend Congregation Ahavas Achim’s Annual Congregational Meeting and our Board of Directors Meeting on Sunday, June 8th starting at 10:30am. Brunch will be served.

Officers and Trustees for the coming year will be officially elected. We will say goodbye to those who have completed their commitment. We will hear highlights of the past year and get a glimpse of the year ahead.

You can attend online or in person! Join the meeting online by CLICKING HERE.

 

The Nathan E. Cohen Lecture Series presents:

Sunday, June 15th at 3:00pm

Join New Hampshire Historical Society museum educator Mary Adams as she explores New Hampshire’s contributions to the American Revolution.

New Hampshire often gets overlooked in the narrative of the American Revolution, overshadowed by its noisy neighbor to the south. Nowadays, few people know about Paul Revere’s first ride, which was to Portsmouth in December 1774 to warn the patriots that the British were coming to reinforce Fort William and Mary, five months before the Redcoats marched on Concord and Lexington. Nor do they know that two-thirds of the troops at the Battle of Bunker Hill came from New Hampshire.

Most people are also unaware that New Hampshire’s Provincial Congress adopted the first state constitution in January 1776. It made no mention of royal authority and essentially declared independence from Great Britain six months before anyone else. And this is just the beginning of New Hampshire’s revolutionary story.

https://www.nhhumanities.org/program/redcoats-amp-rebels-new-hampshire-and-the-american-revolution

The Nathan E. Cohen Memorial Lecture series was founded in 1989 by CAA member Dr. Arthur Cohen as an ongoing tribute to his father’s memory.  It provides programs open to the general public at no charge.  Notable speakers have included former ABC news correspondent Bill Seamans, author and professor Julius Lester, Congressman Dick Swett, prominent political figure John Rauh, former Governor Walter Peterson, Congressman Charles Bass, and local scholars Paul Vincent, Emily Sharpe, and Bob Beck.

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