Tuesday Meditation
A community for spiritual deepening through chant, Torah study, and twenty minutes of silence. All are welcome. Led by Rabbi Malkah Binah Klein and Rabbi Sheila Weinberg. Everyone is welcome
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GJC Spotlight Event
Ongoing Lamentations: An Exploration of the Psychological Impact of Displacement
Tish'ah b'Av commemorates the destruction of the temples and the mass displacement of our ancestors. As we know, this was far from the last time our people would experience mass
HAZAK: DOCENT-LED TOUR OF THE WOODMERE MUSEUM’S JURIED EXHIBITION
Our local and excellent Woodmere Museum (on Germantown Avenue, about 1 mile north of the Chestnut Hill West train station) holds a Juried Exhibition every summer. The works are new,
Security Shabbat
Over the last decade, the leadership of Germantown Jewish Centre has been engaging with the question of how we keep our community safe and secure while retaining our character as
Mt. Airy Village Fair
The Mt. Airy Village Fair is a great event and provides a wonderful way to spread the word about GJC in the neighborhood! Help grow our membership by visiting the
Hear Our Voices: Music for the High Holidays (Welcome Back Brunch, CD Release, and Teach-and-Sing
Men's Club and Women of GJC invite all to the 2019 Welcome Back Brunch! HEAR OUR VOICES Music for the High Holidays CD Release & Teach-and-Sing A teach-and-sing experience with
Chesed Cook-In
GJC has scheduled the next Chesed Committee "Cook-In" for Sunday, Sept. 15th from 12-3 PM (and can use some people to stay until 4). We need shoppers, choppers, preppers, makers,
Singing Before the Gates: S’lichot Musical Program with G’vanim
PREPARING FOR THE NEW YEAR WITH DEVOTIONAL MUSIC AND PRAYER A chance to take stock, to let go of old habits of thought and action, and commit ourselves to moving
Walk in the Wissahickon
Lace up your sneakers and join your friends on Women of GJC's 4th annual Walk in the Wissahickon! Please meet at Cedars House Café (200 W. Northwestern Ave.) RSVP appreciated
Rosh ha-Shanah Family JAM
How do we teach children that it’s okay to make mistakes, okay to say we’re sorry, and okay to try again? The ancient rabbis taught that even before the world