Ha-Makom: Sacred Space in Judaism (Beit Midrash series for adults)
HA-MAKOM: SACRED SPACE IN JUDAISM In this Beit Midrash series we will explore the idea of sacred space in Jewish thought, from the Mishkan (Tabernacle) in the wilderness to the
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Programs
Ralph Granger Memorial Shabbat
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO LIVE IN THE POOREST BIG CITY IN AMERICA? How Poverty Affects Everything from Health & Housing to Education & Employment Philadelphia has long been ranked
Granger Shabbat Afternoon Program: WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO LIVE IN THE POOREST BIG CITY IN AMERICA?
Germantown Jewish Centre 400 W. Ellet Street, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesEach year Germantown Jewish Centre dedicates a Shabbat to celebrating the life and legacy of Ralph Granger, beloved former custodian of GJC and a role model to our community, and
GJC’s MLK Day of Service
Join fellow GJC and community members as we observe MLK Day with service and political action. Our annual MLK Day of Service projects will take place on Monday morning, and
Ha-Makom: Sacred Space in Judaism (Beit Midrash series for adults)
HA-MAKOM: SACRED SPACE IN JUDAISM In this Beit Midrash series we will explore the idea of sacred space in Jewish thought, from the Mishkan (Tabernacle) in the wilderness to the
Women’s Clothing Giveaway Sorting Party
The sorting party is an amazing opportunity to both volunteer for a good cause AND get first pick of the goods! If you are interested in helping out at this
Women’s Clothing Exchange
The Women’s Clothing Exchange at Germantown Jewish Centre is a highly anticipated, annual community and charitable event that draws hundreds of people each year. The event serves the wider community in
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Girl Scouts
GJC is pleased to provide space for local Girl Scouts troops to meet. If you would like to join the Girl Scouts, please contact Girl Scouts administration.
Ha-Makom: Sacred Space in Judaism (Beit Midrash series for adults)
HA-MAKOM: SACRED SPACE IN JUDAISM In this Beit Midrash series we will explore the idea of sacred space in Jewish thought, from the Mishkan (Tabernacle) in the wilderness to the
Tot Havdalah JAM
How do we remember the moments of Shabbat? How do we move on from a moment in time that we wish could last forever, from an activity or a place