. . . organizes activities and events that educate our children, young adults, and older adults in engaging ways about Jewish heritage and the world around us, including High Holiday, Chanukah,
Purim, Passover and other celebrations; weekly Friday-night and Sunday-morning Adult Education Programs; and Yiddish language instruction for adults. We learn to care for our fellow community members, support the greater communities in which we live, help preserve our environment, pursue social and economic justice, and work to “repair the world” in which we live.