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This is the “in,” the heart of celebrating Jewish traditions and exploring Jewish values with openness and inclusion. From purpose-driven social groups to adult study opportunities and prayer experiences, find out what it feels like to belong here as an active creator in your community.
This empowering Center community is an energetic mix of women of all ages: professionals, empty nesters, new mothers, and longtime members of Beth David. Its mission is to unite the women of the Center and Gordon School through education, social justice, and spiritual meetings – all while growing friendships and exploring Jewish identity. New members are always welcome! Obviously, we love a good program – we have a ton! The Women’s League sponsors many, and its members collaborate on even more, including:
Where fun meets philanthropy. The Brotherhood organizes social events for its members (b’mitzvah men aged 21 and older) and the wider Center community. From fundraising campaigns to volunteering at other Center programs – like these! – the Brotherhood is an active group of community creators. Past programs have included Axe Throwing, Poker Night, and our International Shabbat trip, where Brotherhood members are able to go on an international trip to strengthen our bonds while visiting a Jewish community abroad at a subsidized rate!
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If this is what your soul’s searching for, let’s get started.
We’re a community of life-long learners. Over the course of a year, you can take a multi-session course, select single classes, or attend to workshops and lectures. We also bring experts and teachers into our community, such as scholars in residence and master class facilitators.
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Register HereIs there anything, really, more Jewish? Study, dialogue and debate have been part of Jewish life since the very beginning.
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Our vision is for anyone who comes to the Center to feel they belong – whether they were born Jewish, chose Judaism, or neither. Your support keeps us going. We hope you’ll join us in nurturing a community where all of us can thrive.
