Events

With Rabbi Ezra Weinberg What does Judaism have to say about divorce?  You might be surprised. Through sharing stories and Jewish divorce texts we will shine a light on a

With Rabbi Gila Ruskin  The Hamsa is a Jewish symbol of protection that is also shared by many other cultures. Create your own piece of Jewish art with mosaic artist

February 8, 2025 – 9:30am Shabbat Service, Religious School for students… AND Two Adult Learning Options: 9:30am – Shabbat Service together with our students, in the Sanctuary 11:00am - Class

Tu Bish’vat or the "New Year of the Trees" is Jewish Arbor Day and celebrates trees, nature, and God's presence all around us. The Tu Bish’vat Seder is a ritual complete with wine

Young children are instinctively spiritual, looking at the world around them with wonder and curiosity. Our job is to help you nurture that spirituality, and to make your kids feel

Reproductive Freedom is a Jewish Value. Repro Shabbat is an annual Shabbat celebration that honors the Jewish value of reproductive freedom. It takes place annually on Parshat Mishpatim, the reading of

February is Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance & Inclusion Month (JDAIM), a unified effort among Jewish organizations across North America and beyond, to raise awareness and foster acceptance and inclusion of

CLICK TO JOIN THE ZOOM MEETING Our trip begins in Atlanta and runs from Saturday, November 8 though Tuesday afternoon November 11, finishing at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in time

The Schmooze  Returns! Join us before services at 5:30pm for a Schmooze sponsored by Susan Anderer and Rob Walter in honor of their upcoming nuptials.  BYOB

Discovering Your Ancestry and Navigating the Blocks Along That Journey Join us for a discussion about discovering the history of your ancestors, who they were, where they lived, and where

What if everything you're being told about immigration is wrong?   Absent a common fact base, it’s impossible to have a reasonable conversation about immigration, let alone resolve the multitude