Washington Hebrew Congregation

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Dive into a Fascinating Trek Through Humanity with Adam Nimoy! The Washington Hebrew Congregation Brotherhood Book Club invites you to an exciting evening with Adam Nimoy, son of the legendary Leonard Nimoy, as he discusses his compelling memoir, The Most Human. Date: Monday, January 13th Time: 7:00 PM Location: JBSC - 11810 Falls Road, Potomac, MD 20854 Explore themes of family, identity, and the enduring impact of Leonard Nimoy's iconic portrayal of Mr. Spock in Star Trek. Engage in a heartfelt conversation about life, legacy, and the ways we connect across generations. Event is open to all (yes, klingons welcome!) Light fare and drinks will be served, tickets are required. Learn more and RSVP: https://lnkd.in/g5aqWy4m Don’t miss this opportunity to meet Adam Nimoy and journey into the heart of what it means to be human. See you there! (Thanks to Jewish Book Council for helping make this possible. 😀🖖 ) #boldlygowhere #WHCTemple #BrotherhoodBookClub #AdamNimoy #TheMostHuman #StarTrek #CommunityEvents

Join us! "Across the Aisle: A Jewish Dialogue in Polarized Times" While our country is debating vital issues with differing views, Dr. Tevi Troy and Rabbi David Saperstein are making a pivotal stop at Washington Hebrew Congregation on Tuesday October 15, 2024 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Dr. Troy and Rabbi Saperstein teach how we can engage in respectful and constructive dialogue – and occasionally find common ground. On issues like abortion, antisemitism, church-state relations, civil rights, climate change, economic freedom and growth, foreign policy, immigration policy, and/or religious freedom — what are the merits of their liberal v. conservative views?  At such a time as this, is bipartisan/cross-ideological comity, compromise, and common ground possible? And what is the path to cooperation and tolerance, both in America and within the Jewish community? RSVP Here: https://lnkd.in/g-fg7KaD Presented in partnership with One America Movement

Mondays@Macomb is WHC's premier adult education program, offering 3 great classes on 1 great night. 7:00 pm at Washington Hebrew Congregation beginning Monday, October 21. Each Mondays@Macomb class begins with dinner from some of your favorite DC restaurants. → 12 Jewish Questions → Deep dive into essential ?s with nuanced Jewish responses → Holding Together → Navigating a Divisive Election #copingtechniques #resistpolarization → Religious School Reboot → 10-week course designed to (re)introduce you to everything you may (or may not) have learned in religious school. Never went? Here’s your chance for Jews and non-Jews alike! #AllWelcome Learn more & RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/dnEExSgZ #MondaysMacomb #AdultLearning #WHC #Community

Joining Washington Hebrew Congregation means you’re part of a close-knit community where values align, families thrive, clergy inspire, and individuals are spiritually fulfilled. Before we enter the High Holy Days, we are taking time to reflect on our impact in the community. WHC Community convened and Clergy officiated at 220+ life changing events... {READ MORE} #Community #SharedValues #Connection #WHC

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