Join with members of our community to explore how we can apply Jewish wisdom to help us engage in respectful, meaningful conversations.

The second semester of this year-long course offers an overview of major topics in Jewish life and learning. Participation in the first semester is not required.

October's book of choice is the fiction, The Matchmaker's Gift, by Lynda Cohen Loigman.

This two-session introduction is designed for those who are new to Tikkun Middot practice. Participation in these two sessions is required for new participants. This course is part of our Wednesdays at the Well programming.

Join us for an exciting, joyful drum circle continuing this fall with our own Friday night service drummer, Noam Sender.

Join us for minyan, followed by Torah study when we will explore the weekly Torah portion together with a member of our clergy.

Tuttle-Singer, author of Jerusalem Drawn and Quartered and the New Media Editor at Times of Israel, will join us from Jerusalem as she shares the words of the diary she began keeping on October 7th.

A film screening of "Repairing the World: Stories From the Tree of Life," dinner, and discussion with Rabbi Sisenwine.

In this course, five rabbis and scholars will each teach a different interpretive lens for studying Torah.

Participants will study each text, interpret meaning, and create their own artwork inspired by each prayer. No prior artistic experience necessary.

Join us for an exciting, joyful drum circle continuing this fall with our own Friday night service drummer, Noam Sender.

Join us to talk about topics relevant to Jewish parenting in today's world. We will learn and discuss together, hopefully feeling empowered to support our children in their Jewish journeys while enriching our own.

Join us to talk about topics relevant to Jewish parenting in today's world. We will learn and discuss together, hopefully feeling empowered to support our children in their Jewish journeys while enriching our own.

The second semester of this year-long course offers an overview of major topics in Jewish life and learning. Participation in the first semester is not required.

Join Rabbi Sisenwine to discuss major monthly stories from the Jewish world, based upon articles from the Forward, America’s Jewish newspaper, since 1897.

Tikkun Middot practice is for anyone who wants to more often be their “best self” in the actions of daily life. This course is part of our Wednesdays at the Well programming.

Join us for an exciting, joyful drum circle continuing this fall with our own Friday night service drummer, Noam Sender.

Join us for minyan, followed by Torah study when we will explore the weekly Torah portion together with a member of our clergy.

With Israel so prominent in the news, it can be hard to understand what is truth and what is misinformed. Join us for a two part series as we walk through the history of the land and the people of Israel.

Participants will study each text, interpret meaning, and create their own artwork inspired by each prayer. No prior artistic experience necessary.

In this course, five rabbis and scholars will each teach a different interpretive lens for studying Torah.

Join with members of our community to explore how we can apply Jewish wisdom to help us engage in respectful, meaningful conversations.

The second semester of this year-long course offers an overview of major topics in Jewish life and learning. Participation in the first semester is not required.

November's book of choice is the non fiction, The Confidant, by Christopher Gorham.

Tikkun Middot practice is for anyone who wants to more often be their “best self” in the actions of daily life. This course is part of our Wednesdays at the Well programming.

Join Dr. Judy Avnery on Zoom for two sessions exploring Israeli poets' responses to the massacre of October 7.

Join us for an exciting, joyful drum circle continuing this fall with our own Friday night service drummer, Noam Sender.

Join us for minyan, followed by Torah study when we will explore the weekly Torah portion together with a member of our clergy.

With Israel so prominent in the news, it can be hard to understand what is truth and what is misinformed. Join us for a two part series as we walk through the history of the land and the people of Israel.