Jewish wisdom for building deeper, richer connection in all your relationships. Six Mondays with Rabbi Mendel Goldstein.
Six Wednesdays on what Kabbalah says about soulmates, dreams, names and past lives, and what they can tell you about your own life. No background needed.
A long table, good wine and a home-cooked dinner. Come alone or bring a friend.
Dinner, friends and a real conversation. Grades 8 to 12. Bring someone new.
An afternoon of community and Jewish connection for adults 60+. Pick the dates you will attend and choose your meal for each week.
An easy night out. No program, no speech, first drink on us.
Chanukah night out — latkes, sufganiyot and a candle each.
The children sing, light and take a bow. Grandparents welcome. Doughnuts after.
Latkes, doughnuts, a giant menorah and the loudest dreidel game in Cedar Cove. Free — just tell us how many are coming.
Menorah lighting, latkes and drinks with the city behind us.
We pack and deliver meals to families in Cedar Cove, then go out for pizza. Service hours available.
Sit in on a class, meet the teachers and ask anything. Children come along.
Six Mondays on why Israel matters in Judaism itself, apart from politics and the news. No background needed.
The things people ask before they come the first time.
No. Most people who come are not. Come as you are; nobody will ask you to do anything.
There is no membership and there are no dues. Everything is paid for by friends who choose to give.
Whatever you are comfortable in. On Shabbat most people dress a little nicer, but it is not required.
Please do. There is a kids' corner at every dinner and a children's program on Shabbat mornings.
Yes, warmly. You are part of the family you came with.
In the lot behind the building, or on Lighthouse Lane. On Shabbat and holidays the lot is open all day.
Rabbi Goldstein's letter, the Shabbat times and what is on. Thursdays. One tap to leave.
