All Prayer & Play events are facilitated by Rabbi Tina Sobo and are perfect for not-yet-school-aged children (6 and under) and their families. The goal is to build community in a come-as-you-are, friendly environment. We'll have time for a little prayer, a lot of fun and laughter, and a wonderful community of families with young […]
Join us on November 16 for a Hungarian Cuisine themed Kiddush lunch. This lunch is FREE and will follow the 10:30am Shabbat services at Temple. Interested in bringing something to share? Contact Judy Heller at jrheller7777@aol.com.
ALL students toddlers, preschoolers, and K-12 are invited to join for our annual joint educational program, sponsored by all three congregational schools and PJ Library. This year we will focus on the theme, "Speaking Volumes" alongside communities world-wide. Learning sessions will be divided into age-groupings and learning modalities will be varied to speak to all […]
Dr. Richard Sarason presents The Talmud Speaks Volumes about Hurtful Words. Join Temple Israel's Brotherhood for this enlightening and informative series of lectures. Brunch begins at 9:45 a.m. and presentations begin at 10:15 a.m. Cost is $65 for the series or $7 per brunch.
Zoom session of Dayton Learn2Gether participants together with Israeli Learn2Gether participants
Please join the Jewish Foundation of Greater Dayton and our eight community partner organizations as we recognize and thank the members of our Dayton Jewish Community who have generously made a commitment to leave a legacy gift through the LIFE & LEGACY program of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation. 5:30 PM @ James F. Dicke Family […]
Hillel Academy students give JCC Preschool students ages three and up a special performance of their original play. Hillel families and PJ Library families are welcome to attend. This performance is in collaboration with a grant from PRIZMAH, between PJ Library and Hillel Academy.
Beth Abraham Synagogue Board Meeting
Beth Jacob Board Meeting
Join the JFS Active Adults for a Dine Around at MCL cafeteria before heading to the JCC’s Cultural Arts and Books Series, The Color of Love, with Author Marra Gad at the Wright Memorial Public Library.