Earth Hour in the Garden & Labyrinth Walk
Tuesday, April 21, 6–7pm
Join Rabbi Karen and Father Matthew Wright in the garden at St. Gregory's church for Earth Hour, part of the Woodstock Environmental Commission's Earth Week celebrations.
Mother’s Day Flower Fundraiser
Order Deadline: May 6
Celebrate the beauty of motherhood and the spirit of our community with a special Mother's Day Fundraiser! This year, we are offering handcrafted wildflower arrangements presented in upcycled glass containers.
Meeting Global Warming with Nuclear Energy
Thursday, April 30, 7pm ET
“Nuclear Energy: Boom, Bust, and Emerging Renaissance:” a book talk for laypeople on nuclear energy and its potential for mitigating global warming given by the book's author.
The Omer of Creation: The Path Between Liberation and Revelation
Thursdays, 8:15–9pm ET, with Rabbi Karen
Are you Omer-curious? We will meet weekly, via Zoom, to count the Omer together and explore themes and intentions for each coming week.
Parashat HaShavua — Wonders in the Weekly Torah Portion
Wednesdays, 4:30–6pm, IN PERSON or Thursdays, 12-1:30pm ET, ONLINE
Join Rabbi Karen for a weekly exploration of the Torah portion.
People of the American Songbook: A Concert and Presentation about Jewish Composers of Classic Jazz
Sunday, June 7. 3pm
A concert and presentation of songs from the Great American Songbook - classic songs of the 1930s, '40s, and '50s, all composed by Jews.
Membership Brunch: Songs That Are Prayers, Prayers That Are Songs
Sunday, May 3, 11:30am
Please join us for a WJC Membership Brunch with presenter Rabbi Jonathan Kligler, accompanied by bassist Robert Bard as they share a selection of Hebrew, Yiddish and English songs that are also prayers.
A Jewish Book Club! with Rabbi Ellen Triebwasser
Tuesdays, 1-2:00pm ET ONLINE
Our current book selection is: The Last Dekrepitzer, by Howard Langer. The book group will next meet on March 31.
FIRST Friday Intergenerational Shabbat Community Service and Dinner
Friday, May 1, 6pm ET
40 minutes of kid-friendly, intergenerational prayer followed by a community Shabbat dinner.