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The Westchester Jewish Council, in partnership with Columbia Doctors, Dr. Alyssa Ames-Sikora and Dr. Maria Rozen, will discuss how to manage your own and your [...]

A discussion about mass incarceration and racial equality led by Books & Bites member and professor Dr. Mikki Shaw. Dr. Shaw has worked in education [...]

Register now for a two session virtual genealogy workshop. Rabbi Kalmikoff will help you find ancestors, discover family history, and organize your research. RSVP to [...]

We join together to pause, reflect on our week, and welcome Shabbat. Unless otherwise noted, the video Zoom address for programs and services is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9149674382; [...]

We continue our deep exploration of Jewish ideas and the ways they shape us as Reform Jews today, with a special focus on Jewish thought [...]

This group of men meet via Zoom to discuss personal issues they face in retirement. Next Step is facilitated by Paul Spindel (retired executive). Contact Paul for more information.

We continue our congregational engagement with racial justice with a community read of Caste by Pulitzer Prize winning author  Isabel Wilkerson. Over the course of [...]

Find the Helpers tells the story of Fred Guttenberg’s journey since his daughter Jaime’s death in the Parkland shooting, and how he has been able to [...]

Rabbi Kalmikoff will help you find ancestors, discover family history, and organize your research. RSVP to Jane for a special Zoom link.

We will come together to pause, reflect on our week, and welcome Shabbat. A prayer for healing will be said and we invite you to submit names [...]

Explore the reality of the relationship between the Jewish and Black communities during the Civil Rights era, and how the events from that era may [...]

We will discuss Dreyfus - A Family Affair, 1789-1945 by Michael Burns, a biography of the Dreyfus family, whose name is linked with the notorious [...]

We will be joined by congregant Marc Rod, a reporter for Jewish Insider, who was at the U.S. Capitol Building when it was stormed on January [...]

Our tradition has always prioritized, first and foremost, making our world a better place. With song, prayer, and reflection, we will focus on our greatest [...]

In partnership with the Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center and the German School of New York, join us for an exploration of the prison correspondence [...]

Men of the congregation come together virtually for some Torah learning and to explore the wisdom of our tradition.   TO CONNECT Unless otherwise noted, the video [...]

We invite ALL women of Congregation Emanu-El of Westchester to the Women’s Study Group Shabbat service ("doors" open at 5:45pm) as we celebrate the 20th [...]

We will come together to pause, reflect on our week, and welcome Shabbat. A prayer for healing will be said and we invite you to [...]

We continue our deep exploration of Jewish ideas and the ways they shape us as Reform Jews today, with a special focus on Jewish thought [...]

America is so split that trying to speak across the divide can feel impossible. Whether it is one on one, with friends, family, or your [...]

We continue our congregational engagement with racial justice with a community read of Caste by Isabel Wilkerson. Over the course of several months we will [...]

Experience the magic of Shabbat with your family! Join us for a vibrant service filled with music and learning as we unwind from the busy week and welcome Shabbat into our homes. All [...]