programs
Each month we will meet a different Rabbi or Jewish educator from the community, sharing their wisdom about Jewish connections in text impacting the world today with us.
read more Gems at the JDid the ancient Egyptians understand human anatomy and did they practice medicine? The answer is yes. Data derived from archaeological excavations, including carved reliefs, inscriptions, and surviving ancient Egyptian papyri,…
read more Gems at the JJoin us as we honor our Veterans Day with a special screening the documentary, Rohna Classified. In November 1943, an ill equipped British transport ship was sunk by a German…
read more Gems at the JJoin us for a monthly opportunity to give back to the community! We will volunteer in the JFCS kitchen to use your culinary skills to make food to other organizations…
read more Gems at the JThis event will include a special Hanukkah Brunch! Jews and Sports…from Bible times to today. Some Jewish sports connections may be familiar to you, while others may surprise you …from…
read more Gems at the JCome take a driving tour of Jewish Philadelphia with Dr. Michael Schatz. Transportation will be provided from and to the JCC.
read more Gems at the JJoin us for a monthly opportunity to give back to the community! We will volunteer in the JFCS kitchen to use your culinary skills to make food to other organizations…
read more Gems at the JCome read with our youngest JCC members in the RJW Preschool! Bring your favorite book or pick from their classroom libraries.
read more Gems at the JWe will be reviewing the midterms. What happened and why? Dr. Matthew R. Kerbel is professor emeritus at Villanova University, where he taught political science for 36 years. He runs…
read more Gems at the JThis 4 week introduction to handbuilding class will explore methods of clay slab sculpting. Students will learn to use slump molds, create their own custom mug, and (time permitting) create…
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