Men’s Club & Women of GJC Installation
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Social Connections
Women of GJC Board Meeting (offsite)
If you need the location of the meeting, please contact Women of GJC co-President Marilyn Silberstein at mjsilb3@gmail.com.
HAZAK Book Group
HAZAK programs are planned for our seniors (age 55+) and are geared to both reflect common interests and get us to “stretch” to try new activities as well. This well-attended book group meets monthly all year long on the second Thursday of the month to discuss great books - BYO tea and nosh to the
Walk in the Wissahickon
Come for a delightful and beautiful walk through the Wissahickon! This is the fifth year the Women of GJC are organizing this early fall event. Meet outside at Cedars House Café (200 W. Northwestern Ave.) Space is limited; please RSVP to Dena Lake at denareva@comcast.net. Masks are required.
Scotch in the Sukkah (offsite)
Come celebrate Sukkot with the GJC Men's Club with scotch tasting, sodas, and light appetizers at the Leamy House Havurah Sukkah. COVID-vaccination and pre-registration are necessary. Please register with Dick Menin at menin1911@comcast.net.
Inside NPR’s Fresh Air (with Dave Davies)
HAZAK, Men's Club, and Women of GJC present their annual Welcome Back Program (Zoom) Please join Men's Club, Women of GJC, and HAZAK on Zoom for their “Welcome Back” and presentation by Dave Davies on Inside NPR’s Fresh Air with Terry Gross. Dave, a contributor and frequent host for the show, will talk about how
Israeli Dancing
The Germantown Jewish Centre Israeli dance group meets on Sunday mornings from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM from September through June. Under the guidance of an experienced teacher (Grant Shulman), the sessions begin with instruction and review before moving on to intermediate-level dances. It is an informal, friendly, and inclusive group, and always welcomes new
Support Group for Parents of Young Children (Zoom)
Are you juggling a young family, work, Covid restrictions, and/or distant support networks? Connect with early childhood professionals and parents for ideas, activities, strategies, and just sharing. Nini Engel is a newly-retired school psychologist who worked with preschool to fourth-grade students and families. She is a parent of three grown daughters. She's particularly interested in emotional
Rosh Hodesh/Shevet @ GJC
Rosh Hodesh for girls and Shevet for boys are groups of 7-10 young people and a trained adult leader, who together explore the challenges and joys of teens’ lives, drawing on social-emotional learning, an understanding of teen culture, and Jewish wisdom and values... while having some FUN along the way! Please contact Director of Youth
Virtual Back to Shul Night
For more information and the Zoom link, please contact Director of Youth and Families, Abigail Weinberg.