Announcements

Sunday, October 20, 2024 — 18 Tishrei 5785

Thursday, October 24, beginning at 7 pm
Service hours available

Join us to celebrate Simchat Torah with raucous hakafot (dancing)! We needs Teen volunteers to be in charge of the younger children's passports and prizes--they get stickers for participating in the dancing, and can then get a prize at the end!

RSVP to Alyssa if you're able to help out!

Thursdays, beginning November 7, 6:30–8:00 PM
at the Midwestchester JCC

Teen Collab is a dynamic educational experience for 8th–12th graders who are interested in deepening their Jewish identity, taking their Jewish education to the next level, and meeting other Jewish teens! Three modules with 6–8 sessions each will be offered throughout the year. 

JewishU: A History of Jewish Immigration
Accredited by American Jewish University
In this class, students will explore the idea of immigration as a Jewish narrative. Beginning with the more well-known instances of moving from one place to another—Abraham and Sarah’s journey and the Exodus from Egypt—students will explore what logistics, emotions, joys, and struggles go into transitioning to a new place. They will learn about the first Jewish communities in the United States and explore immigration from Europe to the United States in the 1900s, including the waves of Aliyah to Israel, emigration from Ethiopia, Russia, and Iran, and immigration to countries in Asia. 

Register here.