Special Events
Sukkot Dinner 2008
Oct 17
Please RSVP by Sept 26
For more info click here
Sisterhood Holiday Packages Sent to College Kids – return by Sept 8
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Sisterhood Dedication of the Nursery School Playground
In memory of Vycky Koonin
Sept 14
Sisterhood Book Chat
The Septembers of Shiraz
Sept 17
Sukkah Palooza 2008
Oct 5

Programs
The OJC maintains a growing nursery school, a vibrant Religious School, and Na’aseh, a unique, award-winning program for high school students. Youth participate in well-established groups from Ruach (4th and 5th grade) to Kadima (6th – 8th grade) and USY (9th – 12th). Congregants participate in an active Sisterhood and Men's Club, and HAZAK for our older adults. Our multi-generational programming creates a true sense of family.
Our Israeli Affairs and Strategic Planning groups are also very committed to the OJC community, Israel and the community at large.
Join The Sisterhood
Sisterhood / Religious School Chai Style Fashion Show 2008 |
We are all connected! Individuals are not separate from one another or from the world. Everything we do is somehow connected to someone and something else. In Jewish terms, we say that ‘all Israel is responsible for one another’ and that is way members of the Jewish community constantly look out for the welfare of their Jewish neighbors, near and far. OJC Sisterhood is here to give you another opportunity to be connected, to give and receive, to touch someone and be touched by the thoughtfulness of someone else.
There is always something wonderfully refreshing about this time of year – school is back in session, the holidays are upon us and we have the time to reflect back and look forward to the coming Jewish New Year 5768. It is time of new beginnings and an exciting new year for our congregants and their families as well as our sisters in Sisterhood. We look forward to a year filled with friendship, learning, spiritual enlightenment, and fun. We look forward to giving each women in our OJC community an opportunity to laugh, grow, share her talents, and enjoy the company of her fellow women.
YOUR SUGGESTIONS ARE WELCOME!
If you have an idea for a program, Rhonda Plawner (845) 638-2558 or Anne Zbar (845) 359 1173
Membership insights, call Carol Baker—(845) 675-2013
Fundraising ideas, call Andrea Weinberger (845) 623-5172
Sisterhood Board of Directors 2008 – 2009
The OJC Sisterhood is a member of the Hudson Valley Branch of Women’s League for Conservative Judaism. In perpetuating the philosophy of Mathilde Schechter, the found of Women’s League, the OJC Sisterhood is committed to strengthening the bonds of unity among Jewish women.
Through is programming of events and activities, the OJC Sisterhood strives to provide women a resource for Jewish education, a climate to promote friendships and a mechanism for enhancing Jewish traditions through meaningful experiences. Sisterhood offers a wide variety of opportunities to participate.
If you are not a member yet, please join us and enjoy the opportunity to enrich your life! If you are a member, continue your participation in Sisterhood and make a difference for all to enjoy! It is always you, our members, who participate and support Sisterhood, and who will make the New Year successful. We thank you all!
Please support our programs and fund raisers. We are there for you and the entire OJC community.
Make the OJC Sisterhood your Sisterhood!
OJC Sisterhood Monthly Message
Join The Men's Club
Sukkah Palooza 2007 |
Come join us this year. The carnival, the football pool, various breakfasts, and the Super Bowl party are all things we have to look forward to ! This year, the Men’s Club has changed, with a blend of new and returning members.
However, in order for the Men’s Club to fulfill its mission we need help from you. We need ideas for events that you would like to attend individually, with your friends or as a family. Please lend your support so that we can create programs that everyone will support.
Stay tuned for many upcoming and exciting events.
We look forward to seeing you this year.
Bart Bookman
Men’s Club President