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In-Person, Conference Call or Zoom Information Session Dates: · June 9th 12 - 12:30 pm · June 10th 5:30-6 pm · June 15th 12 - 12:30 pm · Individually Scheduled Looking for a caring, dynamic school community for children and grandchildren (ages 3–18)? We provide a space for children to experience a sense of wonder and joy in their Jewish journeys. Explore Oseh Shalom Religious School programs, including Torah, Modern Hebrew, prayer and music, Jewish cooking, arts, and tikkun olam service and justice projects. We offer strong bar/bat/bnei mitzvah prep as well as teen leadership opportunities. School meets Sunday mornings, with additional zoom Hebrew tutoring for grades 3 and up, plus creative family and tot programs. We welcome interfaith, diverse-ability, Jews of Color, and LGBTQ+ families. Email oseheddirector@gmail.com to RSVP (required) or schedule a convenient time. www.oseh-shalom.org

Ever wanted to learn Mahjong? Join our friends at Congregation Beth Emeth to enjoy mimosas, snacks, and great company while learning the basics of this timeless game—and trying your hand at a few rounds!

Build on your child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement and learn the skills to support the natural process of music development. Pricing per family depends on how many children are enrolled in the class.

Build on your child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement and learn the skills to support the natural process of music development. Pricing per family depends on how many children are enrolled in the class.

Join us for some music, bubbles, and stories!! We will also leave plenty of free time for families to hang out and get to know each other. This class will be led by Jen Radosh, Bender JCC’s J Family Programs Director. Jen has over a decade of experience creating and teaching programs, events, classes, and playdates for families with children ages 0–5. She holds a Master’s degree in Public Health with a concentration in Maternal and Child Health, bringing both expertise and heart to every class she leads.

Music helps to anchor a child’s cultural identity. Rhythm ‘N’ Ruach high energy music and movement to encourage joyful Jewish learning. Ideal for children ages 0 – 4 years old, this program encourages children and their loved ones to participate in the music with real instrument and yoga poses, creating an inspirational and educational experience. Caregivers will be required to stay for the entirety of the program.

Get ready for a one-of-a-kind Mega Challah Bake — an unforgettable evening of energy, inspiration, and connection. Join women from across the Greater Washington community for a joyful, high-energy experience where you’ll mix, knead and braid your own challah while connecting with something deeper — your creativity, your community and your Jewish identity. Featuring special guest Anat Ishai (aka “Challah Mom”), an Israeli social media sensation who has inspired thousands of women around the world. Through the powerful combination of challah baking, music, and dance, Anat shares her journey of Jewish pride, resilience, and joy — inviting every woman to reconnect with her own Jewish soul. Come ready to laugh, dance, and be uplifted. Whether you’re a seasoned baker or trying challah for the first time, this is an experience you won’t want to miss.

Looking for a caring, dynamic school community for children and grandchildren (ages 3–18)? We provide a space for children to experience a sense of wonder in their Jewish journeys. Explore Oseh Shalom Religious School programs, including Torah, Modern Hebrew, prayer and music, Jewish cooking, arts, and tikkun olam service and justice projects. We offer a weekly Sunday program, with additional tutoring for grades 3 and up, plus creative family and tot programs. RSVP for an information session to learn more. We welcome interfaith, diverse-ability, Jews of Color, and LGBTQ+ families. Email educationdirector@oseh-shalom.org to RSVP (required) or schedule a convenient time. www.oseh-shalom.org

The SVIVAH Book Club is reading When We See You Again by Rachel Goldberg-Polin This story is hard. Its author is one of the strongest voices of the past three years. Rachel Goldberg Polin has called us together before – let’s read her story together now. We believe there is powerful Torah in the stories we carry. Each one of us carries Torah in our lived experiences and, through our stories, we all have something to teach. Let’s start with Rachel Goldberg Polin’s story — she has so much Torah to teach. This is Hersh z”l continuing to be a blessing. Join us for a WhatsApp-based book club.

SVIVAH is gathering on Wednesday to mark and celebrate Yom Ha’atzmaut — Israel’s Independence Day. We know Israel is complicated. We know this day is complicated. We also know — Israel means a lot to us. There are big feelings as we celebrate this year’s Israel Independence Day. Join us to take a moment to celebrate Yom Ha’atzmaut. To honor what Israel means to us. Bring your lunch, your breakfast, something that makes you feel like celebrating. There will be music, prayer, poetry, meaning, and an opportunity to dance if you’re so moved. (pun intended!)