Witnessing for One Another with Rev. Blaze Ardman
NEW GROUP FORMING. Join us for this hour when people can come together to speak their stories, stories from their lives, past or current, to be witnessed and heard.
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“It’s Never Too Late to Celebrate!”
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Insights from the Weekly Torah Portion with Rabbi Jonathan
Each week we highlight passages and interpretations from the weekly parashah that give us insight and strength to navigate the current crises. WATCH THE MOST RECENT CLASS HERE.
Commentary on the Weekly Torah Portion from Rabbi Jonathan’s Book, “Turn It and Turn It.”
Korakh assembles 250 Israelite leaders and publicly confronts Moses and Aaron: “Why do you merit to be the leaders?” Korakh’s argument sounds reasonable — did not YHVH speak to all of the Children of Israel at Mount Sinai?
The Krekhtz
On Erev Rosh Hashanah Rabbi Jonathan shared Rabbi Angela Buchdahl’s teaching about the krekhtz – the sigh. Long a feature of Jewish culture, the krekhtz is also a benefit to our emotional, spiritual and physical well being. Enjoy!
Honoring the Life of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
In this talk, Rabbi Jonathan honors the work and world-changing legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Family School Sukkot Reunion and Open House
Come celebrate Sukkot at the WJC!
Registration is required to attend.
Welcome Sukkot and Shabbat in-person. A socially distanced outdoor picnic and celebration
Registration is now closed.
PLEASE NOTE: THERE WILL BE NO ONLINE SERVICE THIS WEEK
Hagar, Ishmael and Black Lives Matter
Rabbi Jonathan offered this sermon at Rosh Hashanah services at the Woodstock Jewish Congregation.
Majority of American Jews in Full Page New York Times Ad: “Unequivocally: Black Lives Matter.”
Joint letter signed by over 600 multiracial Jewish denominations, organizations, and synagogues, including WJC.