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Join Robyn Katz, Certified Iyengar Teacher (CIYT), for a gentle yoga class that’s beneficial to everyone, no matter your fitness level.

Join Robyn Katz, Certified Iyengar Teacher (CIYT), for a gentle yoga class that’s beneficial to everyone, no matter your fitness level.

Want to hear about modern Israel from Israelis? The CJE & Baltimore Shinshinim will explore current Israeli society, politics, culture, and business with Israeli teenagers and professionals!

When nine year old Anna's family flees Berlin in 1933, she must leave everything behind as she faces a new life abroad.

Virtual discussion with Dr. Uta Larkey, Holocaust Scholar. Ticket purchase to either “The Art of Waiting” or “When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit” is required to join the discussion.

Dr. Shauna Shapiro in conversation, about her book Good Morning, I Love You: Mindfulness + Self-Compassion Practices to Wire Your Brain for Calm, Clarity + Joy, the journey that brought her to writing the book and the research behind the practices.

There are times when each of us feels stuck, times when we feel down, or alone, or emotionally spent, and struggle to find the blessings. Our morning gratitude is there to help us through those stretches and the good ones too, and to help us all start the day with faith, hope, gratitude and an awareness of our blessings. Join Rabbi Saroken and Rabbi Shalva to refocus the mind, heart and soul and start the day off with love.

Our RBG is back for a four-week series! Rabbi Goldstein will be teaching a glorious mixture of Mussar, the Talmud and Psalms infused with positive psychology, mindfulness and introspection to give us insights & wisdom to help us grow.

Start your Sundays with 10-minutes of inspirational Torah followed by 1-hour of yoga with our favorite yogi, Erin Tschantret. This yoga class easily accommodates all levels of ability, including those new to yoga.

The Sue Glick Liebman Visiting Israel Scholar program is a community-wide series to educate and deepen our relationships with the people and land of Israel. The program is an innovative opportunity that brings one scholar, artist or thought-leader to Baltimore each year to provide connections to Israel within his/her respective field. By focusing on different topics each year, the goal is to engage and educate diverse populations in Baltimore which will expand the reach of the program and help strengthen our community’s connection to Israel.

Come celebrate spring with a hike, a scavenger hunt, and s’mores on the fire!
Social distancing and masks are required.
$15/family (includes kosher hot dogs and s’mores)

Jewish Matryoshka Project invites Russian-Jewish ladies to an evening of wine and creativity! Come and have a fun and relaxing evening, sip on some delicious kosher wine, eat cheese, schmooze and enjoy a quiet evening with friends. You will have the opportunity to paint a Hamsa, Kiddish Cup or Soup Mug.

Rather than deliver Uri, his adult son with autism to a group home, dedicated father Aharon runs away, taking Uri on an unplanned road trip.

A journey to connect to the land and the people

There are times when each of us feels stuck, times when we feel down, or alone, or emotionally spent, and struggle to find the blessings. Our morning gratitude is there to help us through those stretches and the good ones too, and to help us all start the day with faith, hope, gratitude and an awareness of our blessings. Join Rabbi Saroken and Rabbi Shalva to refocus the mind, heart and soul and start the day off with love.

Rather than deliver Uri, his adult son with autism to a group home, dedicated father Aharon runs away, taking Uri on an unplanned road trip.

There are times when each of us feels stuck, times when we feel down, or alone, or emotionally spent, and struggle to find the blessings. Our morning gratitude is there to help us through those stretches and the good ones too, and to help us all start the day with faith, hope, gratitude and an awareness of our blessings. Join Rabbi Saroken and Rabbi Shalva to refocus the mind, heart and soul and start the day off with love.

Join the Baltimore Zionist District with the author of Miracle Nation, Israela Meyerstein. Accompany us on this inspiring multimedia journey about Israel from pre-state days to the present.

The Sue Glick Liebman Visiting Israel Scholar program is a community-wide series to educate and deepen our relationships with the people and land of Israel. The program is an innovative opportunity that brings one scholar, artist or thought-leader to Baltimore each year to provide connections to Israel within his/her respective field. By focusing on different topics each year, the goal is to engage and educate diverse populations in Baltimore which will expand the reach of the program and help strengthen our community’s connection to Israel.