Gather with your community to view and reflect on a documentary about the October 7 attack on Israel. Note: The content of this film contains accounts of sexual violence against women. Therapeutic support will be on site.
This weekend--the summer solstice and brightest day of the year--is being held for the groundbreaking for Tree of Life. Please note that for security and capacity reasons, this event is invitation only and requires an RSVP in advance We look forward to working together with the community to light the path forward.
Honoring the Eradicate Hate Global Summit and its founders Laura Ellsworth and Mark Nordenberg.
JCC Board Meeting
This free support group is open to all women experiencing fertility struggles in the Pittsburgh area. Led by therapist Robin Freyberg PhD LCSW, our groups are held virtualy and all attendees sign a confidentiality agreement.
A quarterly virtual learning series to faith-based organizations.
invitation only
Losing a loved one is hard. Join us for this free program and hear from highly regarded experts who will help us find ways to understand and manage grief while continuing to live a full life. Free and open to the public. Advance registration is required at rodefshalom.org/livingwithloss. Check-in begins at 9:00 a.m. Light refreshments […]
JFGP Board Meeting.
Accessible to all fitness levels, chair yoga allows you to perform yoga poses while seated or using a chair for balance. Chair yoga also provides the same incredible benefits as traditional yoga, such as improved strength, flexibility, and mental well-being. In this chair yoga, you’ll learn how to find all of the most common and […]
Explore the constructive partnership between volunteer leaders and professionals in this experiential workshop.
Hosted by Zev and Leiba Rudolph, this evening will support the work of Yeshiva Schools. For more information please contact info@yeshivaschools.com.
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