For those who choose or are unable to fast, or those who do fast but don’t find themselves connecting to traditional Yom Kippur t’fillah (services), we are thrilled to be offering an alternative experience. Join Tamara on the morning of Yom Kippur for a communal conversation and text study all about forgiving ourselves and internal healing, accompanied by bagels & coffee.
Join Rabbi Wildes & Rabbi Jack For a Sukkot Workshop! Get your Lulav and Etrog for the holiday of Sukkot! Only $40* *MJE subsidized price!
Join us for learning, pizza, and schmoozing in the sukkah!
Join Rabbi Megan and her family for a home cooked meal where we will delve into feminist texts from the 1800s to the present, secular and Jewish, and find our own relationship to feminism today!
Gather virtually to meet other couples in the same stage of life, connect with Rabbi Jen Gubitz, and spend some time focusing on how to build a meaningful wedding ceremony that reflects and honors your backgrounds and shared future. We celebrate you if you identify as Jewish, or Jew-ISH, interfaith, intercultural, multiethnic, queer, atheist or...
Here's the story... we’re excited to invite you to Federation’s next Lunch & Lead event to help take your leadership game to the next level.
MJE East Classes for 20s and 30s NYC young professionals with Rabbi Avi Heller. Tickets include dinner and drinks.
In Person. When it comes to your career…: Are you seeking more clarity, confidence and contentment? Do you minimize the value of your strengths? Are you preoccupied with external expectations?
Anxious & Ambitious helps to address individuals’ career-related anxieties by providing clinical and career support to Jewish professionals. Facilitators Yael Sharon, SPHR and Michael Leopold, CCSP guide a community of participants through an exploration of their current professional needs and their strengths, in partnership with the JCC’s Naomi Skop Richter, LCSW and Rabbi Yael Rapport who advise on emotional wellbeing and Jewish values at work. (Learn more about the talented facilitators here)!
Participants enroll in 4 group sessions and 1 individual career coaching session for a total of $90, just $18 a session! The group sessions are on Tuesdays: October 29, November 12 & 19, and December 3 (7:00-8:30p). Additionally, participants can opt into attending post-program socials & receiving ongoing support from the cohort community.
This program is produced in partnership with The Selma and Lawrence Ruben Center for 20s + 30s and the Teen + Young Adult Mental Health Initiative. It is important to us that the program is financially accessible for all who are interested. If you would like to discuss financial assistance for this program, please email Naomi at nskoprichter@mmjccm.org.
Join Rabbi Mark Wildes Wednesdays @ 7PM | Weekly classes with Rabbi Mark Wildes discussing What Judaism Has To Say On Specific Topics
The Jewish tradition is full of juicy stories, weird powers, and unexpected relationships. In this class we are going to dig deeper into these threads and tease out a more expansive picture of the weirdness that lives in our tradition.
Please join us for this enlightening lunchtime discussion to hear about the amazing work ELEM/Youth in Distress is doing in Israel, especially in the wake of October 7th.
Join Gesher Human Services and NEXTGen Detroit for a free resumé writing workshop led by Certified Professional Resumé Writers.
Join us to explore how Jewish wisdom can give us strength and courage this election season.
MJE East Classes for 20s and 30s NYC young professionals with Rabbi Avi Heller. Tickets include dinner and drinks.
Join Rabbi Mark Wildes Wednesdays @ 7PM | Weekly classes with Rabbi Mark Wildes discussing What Judaism Has To Say On Specific Topics
If you’re thinking about raising a family, whether through biological children, adoption, fostering, surrogacy, or other means, whether you’re single or in a relationship, we hope you’ll join us for this special series.
Join UJA Young Wall Street for a briefing with Marc Lipschultz, co-chief executive officer of Blue Owl Capital, and honoree at this year’s annual Wall Street Dinner.
As we dive into this week’s Torah portion, VaYera, we’ll explore various characters’ own vulnerability and how we may in turn be more vulnerable (and of course we’ll study some Brené Brown)!