Circles are small cohorts (5-7 families or 5-10 individuals) that meet regularly around a shared purpose. Here are the Circles we're building for the year ahead:
K-4th Grade Family Shabbat Circle
Because we all deserve a day that feels extra sweet and special.
We’ll gather once a month as a family of families to celebrate Shabbat at each other’s homes. This will be a great way to connect with community, explore Hebrew blessings, learn new music and rituals, and deepen your family’s relationship with Shabbat.
Holy Day Cooking Circle (2-4th Graders)
Because feeding one another is a spiritual practice.
We'll explore upcoming holy days through cooking and baking. When our recipes are in the oven, we’ll have time for stories, discussion, and getting to know each other better.
5th Grade Family Circle
Because together we transform Jewish wisdom into a joyful way of life.
In addition to monthly Shabbat gatherings, we'll investigate how Jewish wisdom can help us respond to today's big ethical questions: How can we protect future generations from the impacts of climate change? How should we welcome and support immigrants? How could we feed those who are hungry in our community?
B Mitzvah Family Circle
Because we’re ready for a new way to experience this ritual.
If becoming B Mitzvah means counting in a minyan (a core group), then we’ll dedicate significant time and energy to building a minyan where everyone counts and is counted on, everyone has an opportunity to teach and learn, lead and follow, speak and listen. We'll learn Jewish wisdom and rituals through lived experiences. We’ll journey together as a family of families, because we can’t practice Judaism by ourselves!
Shabbat Circle
Because punctuating the week benefits our wellbeing.
This Circle for adults of all ages will gather once a month on Shabbat to explore key blessings and prayers and practice together the ancient art of creating sacred time that restores our souls. Registration for this Circle coming soon!
K-4th Grade Family Shabbat Circle
Because we all deserve a day that feels extra sweet and special.
We’ll gather once a month as a family of families to celebrate Shabbat at each other’s homes. This will be a great way to connect with community, explore Hebrew blessings, learn new music and rituals, and deepen your family’s relationship with Shabbat.
Holy Day Cooking Circle (2-4th Graders)
Because feeding one another is a spiritual practice.
We'll explore upcoming holy days through cooking and baking. When our recipes are in the oven, we’ll have time for stories, discussion, and getting to know each other better.
5th Grade Family Circle
Because together we transform Jewish wisdom into a joyful way of life.
In addition to monthly Shabbat gatherings, we'll investigate how Jewish wisdom can help us respond to today's big ethical questions: How can we protect future generations from the impacts of climate change? How should we welcome and support immigrants? How could we feed those who are hungry in our community?
B Mitzvah Family Circle
Because we’re ready for a new way to experience this ritual.
If becoming B Mitzvah means counting in a minyan (a core group), then we’ll dedicate significant time and energy to building a minyan where everyone counts and is counted on, everyone has an opportunity to teach and learn, lead and follow, speak and listen. We'll learn Jewish wisdom and rituals through lived experiences. We’ll journey together as a family of families, because we can’t practice Judaism by ourselves!
Shabbat Circle
Because punctuating the week benefits our wellbeing.
This Circle for adults of all ages will gather once a month on Shabbat to explore key blessings and prayers and practice together the ancient art of creating sacred time that restores our souls. Registration for this Circle coming soon!