1973 • The community begins holding prayer services in members' homes
1976 • The congregation adopts the name "Kehilat Moreshet Avraham."
1980 • Nearly 50 people participate in the Rosh Hashanah services and over 70 participate on Yom Kippur
1980 • Kehilat Moreshet Avraham moves to the local supermarket shelter in Armon HaNetziv
KMA meets at the local community center in Armon HaNatziv
1983 • The first Tisha B'Av prayer service takes place at the Armon HaNatziv promenade.
1988 • The Municipality of Jerusalem allocates land in Ma'alot Moriah to Kehilat Moreshet Avraham
1990 • KMA hosts over 400 people in Rosh Hashanah prayers
1990 • Laying of the cornerstone for the new synagogue building
1995 • We move to the new building on Adam Street
1995 • Rabbi Zvi (Howard) Markose is appointed the community's first rabbi
1996 • The first Bar Mitzvah was celebrated at Kehilat Moreshet Avraham
1996 • A NOAM branch opens in Talpaz at KMA
1997 • An embroidery class was opened
2000 • Launch of the "Warm Home" program
2000 The KMA kindergarten opens its doors
2001 • Rabbi Barry Schlesinger is appointed Rabbi of the congregation
2003 • Inauguration of the Rabbi Irving Block Jewish Film Series
2013 • KMA celebrates 40 years and honors Rabbi Melvin Serner, Enid Wartman, and Sarah Lewis
2014 • Rabbi Yosef Kleiner is appointed Rabbi of the community
2017 • Gala event in honor of Rabbi Reuven Hammer
2019 • Gala event in honor of Danby Meital
2020 • Raba Amirit Rosen and Rabbi David Goodman are appointed as community rabbis
2021 • Establishment of the Peri-KMA project for food collection and distribution to the needy with the Peri association
2022 • Opening of the Schechter Institute’s Beit Midrash at Moreshet Avraham, featuring a regular weekly study program
2022 • Dedication of the "Dor L'Dor" initiative: an incubator for young Jewish life
2023 • Providing social and educational support during the "Iron Swords" conflict through daily programs for neighborhood children in the community shelter
2024 • 50th anniversary gala event for KMA in honor of Rabbi Benji and Judy Segal