The Kehilah is an online support group for senior members of the SAJ community. They meet twice monthly to chat, support each other, and share resources. New members are welcome. Contact Rebecka Snell Labson for schedule and questions. Click here for the Zoom link
Every Monday, faith leaders and community members will gather weekly at Columbus Circle to stand in solidarity and bear moral witness for democracy. Through prayer, song, and collective presence, we affirm the power of spiritual resilience in the face of challenges to democratic values. Sponsored by: The Interfaith Center of New York, T’ruah: The Rabbinic…
A member-led prompt-style writing group. (Click here for the Zoom link)
German Abstract Expressionism is the painting style that Naomi Davies has adopted! For the last twenty years she has painted in the style of the beginning of abstract art in the 1920s in Germany. Colors and shapes in her art are not representational. She does not use a paint brush. She does not paint exactly…
Every Monday, faith leaders and community members will gather weekly at Columbus Circle to stand in solidarity and bear moral witness for democracy. Through prayer, song, and collective presence, we affirm the power of spiritual resilience in the face of challenges to democratic values. Sponsored by: The Interfaith Center of New York, T’ruah: The Rabbinic…
A member-led prompt-style writing group. (Click here for the Zoom link)
In a Tish last year, Marsha Jacobson, chair of the 1-year-old Adult Education and Experiences Committee (AEE), explained the origins of the newest adult education committee and previewed the programs AEE was planning for the year just ended. Now she returns to report on how those plans played out and upcoming programs in the new…
The Kehilah is an online support group for senior members of the SAJ community. They meet twice monthly to chat, support each other, and share resources. New members are welcome. Contact Rebecka Snell Labson for schedule and questions. Click here for the Zoom link
Every Monday, faith leaders and community members will gather weekly at Columbus Circle to stand in solidarity and bear moral witness for democracy. Through prayer, song, and collective presence, we affirm the power of spiritual resilience in the face of challenges to democratic values. Sponsored by: The Interfaith Center of New York, T’ruah: The Rabbinic…
A member-led prompt-style writing group. (Click here for the Zoom link)