Connect with other Jewish families with currently serving US Military members (all branches, Active, Guard and Reserve) to schmooze and learn about resources. **RSVP to attend or to join our […]
Join your CSZ friends for our annual Family Challah Bake! We’ll gather at CSZ, have kosher pizza lunch and then learn about the tradition of baking challah for Shabbat. Each […]
**Pickling with Adamah Sunday, January 12th at 12:30pm** **Open to all ages with a family focus. It’s a big Dill!** **Please bring your own lunch. $5 per person** **Relish the […]
**Introduction to Judaism class with Rabbi Z** **Sundays from 2:00PM to 3:30PM** **Beginning Jan 5th for 8 weeks** (In Person and on Zoom- Zoom link will come after registration) **Introduction […]
Join us for 12 impactful lessons designed to open the conversation between parent and child about the journey of coming of age as a Jewish kid. This program offers a […]
**Professional Development for Jewish Educators** **Anxiety In the Classroom: Research Based Strategies to Help Students** Lead by Regine Galanti, PhD Anxiety and OCD impacts 1 in 3 children throughout their […]
**TORAH LINE BY LINE with Rabbi/Dr. Mitch Parker** ** _HYBRID – this class is offered IN- PERSON at the Max M. Fisher Federation Building,_** **_and ON ZOOM_** **TUESDAYS, 10 – […]
Join Gesher Human Services for a free Resume Writing Workshop by Certified Professional Resume Writers. Gain valuable tips and tools to write a dynamic resume. There will be an opportunity […]
The popular series Bubbies, Zaydies, and Grandbabies is ready for our winter group! Our first two sessions sold out, so we are happy to be back for January and February! […]
Jews and Christians alike consider themselves the Children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, yet each faith tradition understands the legacy of the patriarchs in its own ways. Where do we […]
Jews and Christians alike consider themselves the Children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, yet each faith tradition understands the legacy of the patriarchs in its own ways. Where do we […]
The many mystical and meaningful Jewish traditions that surround death weren’t exactly covered in Hebrew school, which is pretty unfortunate, because they’re some of the most interesting (and comforting) practices […]
