Archives: Highlighted Events

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.

For Yom Ha’Shoah, a family story from a second- and third-generation descendant of Holocaust survivors. Also featuring a new composition by Hazzan Raechel Rosen in collaboration with Julia Haines, weaving in Yiddish poetry by Holocaust survivor Rivka Basman Ben-Hayim. 

Please join us in welcoming Rosh Chodesh Iyar with a Kohenet Shabbat service, led by Kohenet Renee Finkelstein with Hazzan Raechel.

Are you Omer-curious? We will meet weekly, via Zoom, to count the Omer together and explore themes and intentions for each coming week.

In keeping with a longstanding WJC tradition, please join us for our second night community seder!

Games, prizes, costumes, singing, good food, and fun for kids and adults of all ages!

Please join WJC member Dafna Neiger in viewing this award-winning film about her family’s survival during the Holocaust.

Please join us on as we welcome four local immigrant support organizations and learn more about how to get involved!

Tu BiShevat is the New Year for Trees, a celebration of our love for trees and of our gratitude for all the gifts that the trees give to us.

Drawing from early Kabbalistic texts and hidden teachings, teachers Dana Ganihar and Rabbi Baruch Brenner gently unveil the secret steps mystics once took to journey between states of consciousness.