Stitch & Kvetch: TBA Sisterhood Knitting Circle
Led by Patricia Greenberg Grunfeld, Jennifer Low and Annie Spar
Come join us for Stitch & Kvetch. All levels of knitters are welcome, from complete beginners to knitting mavens. We will meet in a private home in Westwood. Starter kits for newbies (with needles and wool) will be available for purchase for $20 (cash). Please indicate if you want to purchase a kit and let us know your favorite color! RSVP to Annie Spar at apspar@yahoo.com
Sisterhood
We aim to fulfill our mission through programs and community service projects designed to nurture and foster:
Learning Experiences: workshops; lectures, and study days
Living Experiences: book clubs; cooking classes; theater groups
Shabbat & Rosh Hodesh Ahotai: Our Sisters' Rosh Hodesh
Sharing Opportunities & Tikkun Olam: Tzedakah Box & Hanukkah Candle Drive; Torah Fund; New Year Greeting Journal
Our programs and fundraising projects benefit Temple Beth Am, Pressman Academy, The Youth Department, Camp Ramah Scholarships and the Jewish community at large.
Sisterhood invites your membership, at a fee of $50 per year for TBA members, and $75 per year for non TBA members.
Sisterhood Calendar
Click on each event for details and to RSVP.
Meet at the first entrance to the parking lot on Motor Avenue, near Pico, and park near the entrance. Please RSVP to apspar@yahoo.com so we know to wait for you.
We dive deeply into text, subjects and relationships surrounding our tradition. Open to anyone identifying as female and ages 18-180.
Thursdays at 8:30am with Rabbi Rebecca Schatz
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81598235814
Meet at the first entrance to the parking lot on Motor Avenue, near Pico, and park near the entrance. Please RSVP to apspar@yahoo.com so we know to wait for you.
We dive deeply into text, subjects and relationships surrounding our tradition. Open to anyone identifying as female and ages 18-180.
Thursdays at 8:30am with Rabbi Rebecca Schatz
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81598235814
TBA Mahjong at the home of Ann Istrin. All players - including beginners - welcome! $10 donation to Sisterhood for members and $15 for non-members. Wine and dessert served.
RSVP here: amsi79@aol.com
Our next meeting will be a potluck dinner at a private home. We will be discussing DROP SHOT, the second book in the Myron Bolitar series, by Harlan Coben. RSVP HERE. (Save-the-Date: on January 23, we'll be discussing BETRAYL by Phillip Marlow.)
We dive deeply into text, subjects and relationships surrounding our tradition. Open to anyone identifying as female and ages 18-180.
Thursdays at 8:30am with Rabbi Rebecca Schatz
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81598235814
We dive deeply into text, subjects and relationships surrounding our tradition. Open to anyone identifying as female and ages 18-180.
Thursdays at 8:30am with Rabbi Rebecca Schatz
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81598235814
We dive deeply into text, subjects and relationships surrounding our tradition. Open to anyone identifying as female and ages 18-180.
Thursdays at 8:30am with Rabbi Rebecca Schatz
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81598235814
Become a Sisterhood Member!
From warrior moms to movers & shakers, to battling bubbies, to learners and leaders, we are smart, social, generous, opinionated, warm, caring, committed, and strong.
Don’t YOU want to kick back on our team?
Join us and ..
Engage in fabulous and fun social events
Develop life-long friendships
Learn and work in a caring atmosphere
Find your inner leadership skills
Discuss relevant issues, at home and around the world
Support our synagogue, schools and community
All that and more at TBA SISTERHOOD
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Torah Fund
2023-2024 TORAH FUND CAMPAIGN
Kol Yisrael Arevim Zeh Ba’Zeh:
All the people of Israel are responsible for one another
Our national Sisterhood organization, Women's League for Conservative Judaism (WLCJ), has kicked off the new 2023-2024 Torah Fund campaign, and it highlights how we assume responsibility (arevut in Hebrew) for each other through support for our global Conservative/Masorti institutes of higher education: Jewish Theological Seminary, Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies, Schechter Institutes, Seminario Rabinico Latinoamericano, and Zacharias Frankel College.
Your generosity helps provide essential scholarships and programs to train future leaders of the Jewish community. Torah Fund helps develop future rabbis, cantors, educators, synagogue administrators, social workers, scholars, researchers, lay leaders and others.
When you support Torah Fund, you help educate students in New York, Los Angeles, Israel, Latin America and Europe—and you align with those who value knowledge, learning and providing the future generation with relevant skills to enrich the Jewish people.
CLICK HERE for more information and to make your Torah Fund donation
