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We will gather in our sanctuary, for introspection and for setting our direction for the New Year.

Celebrated Black singer-songwriter and activist Reggie Harris and Rabbi Jonathan Kligler, accompanied by Robert Bard, perform their uplifting concert of Black and Jewish freedom songs.

During this weekend retreat we will learn a variety of practices including contemplative prayer and chant, using Shabbat observance as a portal into sacred space/time. Rabbi Jeffrey Roth will be our guide to the possibilities of perception that can further open spiritual engagement as we enter a new Jewish year.

In Judith Kerman’s new play, “The Steamer Trunk,” the writer Yakov, his wife Riva, and daughter Nina struggle with the social, economic, and political challenges impacting their lives in America in post-World War II New York City.

Join Rabbi Karen as we prepare for the transformative journey toward the 5787 High Holy Days.

At the WJC, not only is our spiritual foundation a source of strength and holiness for us but we are also reminded that wherever we are, that space has the capacity to house holiness.

On this Tisha B’Av we will come together to chant our personal and collective lamentations and sit with and honor “these things for which we weep.”

A special evening exploring the place of song keepers as channels of their respective community, the power of music and musicians, to open ethereal places abundant in beauty, poetry, healing and dance.

Please join us for a reading of Carol Fox Prescott’s play, In the Voice of Our Mothers, at the Woodstock Jewish Congregation

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