Hi everyone! The purpose of the group is to create a village of families who come together for meaningful Jewish experiences throughout the year! A variety of events and activities for you and your family will be posted by other moms and early childhood educators so you'll have have LOTS of choices!

Are you interested in meeting people, getting a taste of other faith traditions, and sharing elements of your own religion with others? Faith House Manhattan is an experiential inter-religious community that organizes regular events to learn about other faiths, explore and share our own, and forge meaningful connections with people of other faiths or no faith at all. Every other week Faith House hosts a Living Room Gathering where we share holy days, learn new spiritual practices, and address cu …

JWOW is a grassroots independent enterprise to bring Jewish families in Suffolk County together in a vibrant Jewish community.  It is a way for parents and children to meet other Jewish families across denominations and affiliations.  Events and programs will be run by volunteers and will grow organically from the interests and needs of our community.  Our promise to you is that the programs will be innovative, of the highest quality, and always rooted in friendship.

We're a congregation of individuals and families who seek to learn, explore, and sustain the teachings and practices of egalitarian Judaism from a shared local neighborhood in Jackson Heights, Queens. See our website, http://jhtikvah.wordpress.com/

Are you feeling disconnected from the religion of your youth? Are you longing for more meaning in your life? Welcome to the Greater Phila. Center for Spiritual Living. We are a welcoming, inclusive, spiritual community, open to all, adults, teens, families with children, and singles. We believe in the Oneness of all people and we believe there is a power for good that we can use. Our teaching is both a philosophy and a way of life; it is a practical blend of ancient wisdom and modern science. It …

Growing spiritually and helping others to do so... this is the meaning of life! Together we can foster the evolution of the human spirit through the study and practice of the world’s wisdom traditions as seen in the light of contemporary knowledge, develop our inner wisdom through the process of deep listening and true dialogue, and encourage each other by applying the core ideals at the heart of the world’s spiritual teachings to modern life. As our culture is rapidly evolving, so too is the le …

This is a group of supporters and friends of the Russian-Speaking Community Council of Manhattan & the Bronx, a non-profit organization of Russian-speaking immigrants. (THIS MEETUP GROUP IS AN EXTENSION OF OUR FACEBOOK PAGE - https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Russian-Speaking-Community-Council-of-Manhattan-the-Bronx-Inc-RCCMB/142250449162843?fref=ts - WHICH IS UPDATED MORE FREQUENTLY. PLEASE JOIN! You can also visit our website www.rccmb.org) Its purpose is community development among Russian-sp …

Welcome to Kehilath HaDerekh (Congregation of the way)! Come and experience Messiah & Torah Based Faith and The Ruach (Spirit) of G-d in Jewish space at Kehilath HaDerekh Messianic Jewish Synagogue in Manhattan, New York. A congregation committed to Torah, Jewish life, and the Good News of Yeshua the Messiah. Kehilath HaDerekh is a member of the following Messianic Jewish organizations: International Alliance of Messianic Congregations and Synagogues; Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations We …

The City Congregation for Humanistic Judaism provides a welcoming, diverse community for cultural and secular Jews where we can celebrate and preserve our Jewish identity. As Humanistic Jews we rely on reason, inner strength, and the support of community to face life's challenges and collectively improve the world. We welcome everyone: families, singles, unaffiliated Jews, intermarried or interfaith families, single parent families, LGBT community, atheists, and agnostics. All are welcome here. …

Are you parenting a Jewish child but, just like me, would rather have him or her receive Jewish education in the home instead of at a synagogue? I started organizing Jewish home-study circles for kids when my son was little and I was a Hebrew School director at a Conservative synagogue. In a moment of professional honest self-reflection I realized that, a new approach to Jewish education would be required if kids, my son included, were to love their Jewish education. Educating at home, on a week …