Israel Shiur with Rabbi Robert Tabak
In honor of Rabbi Robert Tabak's 70th birthday, he will be sharing some of the research for an article that he have been working on for several years on American
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GJC Spotlight Event
Biblical Hebrew for Beginners
Did you ever really want to look at the Chumash and see what the Hebrew means? If so, join Rabbi Fredi Cooper as we begin a course to understand the
Facing Job Loss or Financial Insecurity (Support Group)
Thursdays, 10:00-11:00 AM Facilitated by Martha Millison, LCSW and Rabbi Elyse Wechterman We are here to support one another through the challenges presented by job loss and transition. This is
Women of GJC & Men’s Club Installation
The Women of GJC and Men's Club invite you to their annual Installation of Officers. We will Zoom into your homes and have the opportunity to welcome our new Board
Will Americans Lose Their Right to Vote in the Pandemic?
Join Women of GJC and the Men’s Club for a program with Emily Bazelon, columnist for the New York Times. After hearing Emily speak, moderator Richard Bazelon will lead participants
Kol Zimrah
"Kol Zimrah" means "the sound of singing." This special musical service, currently offered online, is led by Rabbi Adam Zeff and Executive Director Nina Peskin. Kol Zimrah features original melodies
Friday Night PRIDE!
Come explore LGBTQ PRIDE with a special family JAM. The program, emceed by teens Zivia Avelin, Toby Kessler Cohen, Sol Pinsky Elsila, Yossi Ravital, Yael Smith Posner, Sadie Wade, and
Kol D’mamah
For chanters, meditators, and those who love, need and seek the Silence within. Facilitated by Leah Weisman. PLEASE NOTE: Links to services and events are not posted here. Rather, daily
Taking PRIDE: Story Sharing with LGBTQ Members of GJC
Join us for an intimate hour and special opportunity to hear personal stories of life-shaping moments on the LGBTQ journey. A special opportunity for honoring and supporting the diversity
Responding in Faith: A Rabbi, a Pastor and a Priest Reflect on the Current Crises
How do our faith and our religious practices support and guide us during this time of upheaval? What are communities of faith called to be in the moment? How will