Description: Rabbi Brian Beal, Beth Chaim’s Interim Rabbi, will lead a study of traditional text and how the rabbis worked within the ancient framework to solve modern issues. A kosher lunch will be provided by Greenwood House and there is a requested donation of $5.00 per person. You may also bring your own Kosher-style lunch.
Date: Thursday February 28th at 12:30pm
Location: Congregation Beth Chaim (329 Village Road East, West Windsor)
RSVP: To Beth Englezos at bethe@jfcsonline.org or 609-987-8100 ext. 126 no later than 2/21
This program is sponsored by Congregation Beth Chaim, Greenwood House & JFCS
Description: Seniors of Beth El Synagogue and JFCS present “Ethical Dilemmas: What Would You Do If…? Joan Freeman will lead us through a number of circumstances that present difficult decisions. Find out what you would do and not do! Light refreshments will be served.
Location: Beth El Synagogue (50 Maple Stream Road, East Windsor)
Date: Thursday February 21st at 1:00pm
RSVP: To Beth Englezos at bethe@jfcsonline.org or 609-987-8100 ext. 126 by 2/18.
Identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders. Develop skills to support adolescents and help connect them to the appropriate care.W
Who Should Attend:
What It Covers:
Teachers
– Common signs and symptoms of mental health in this age group:
2) Certification Full Day Course – $10/Person Become certified in Youth Mental Health First Aid USA from the National Council for Behavioral Health. Certification received after attendance at ONE full-day session. Three dates available, lunch included. Sunday, March 17 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM SOLD OUT JFCS, 707 Alexander Road, Suite 102, Princeton NJ 08540
Sunday, April 7 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM SOLD OUT First Baptist Church, 125 Main Street, Hightstown NJ 08520
Sunday, April, 28 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM SOLD OUT JFCS, 707 Alexander Road, Suite 102, Princeton NJ 08540
Description: Join Rabbi Eric Wisnia as he reflects on his rabbinate, Jewish life and the changes he has seen over the last 40 years. His reflections will frame Jewish history and offer a perspective for what is yet to come. Bring your own Kosher-style lunch; drinks and dessert will be provided.
Date: Thursday, January 24th at 12:30pm
Location: Congregation Beth Chaim (329 Village Road East, West Windsor)
RSVP: Required to Beth Englezos at bethe@jfcsonline.org or 609-987-8100 ext. 126.
Description: Seniors of Beth El Synagogue and JFCS present Laurie Dinerstein-Kurs with “How The Jews Got Their Names.” She will discuss how choice subjects may have been: What do you look like? What is your occupation? Where do you live? Or maybe even a made-up name! Someone may have made the decision for you! Light refreshments will be served. This program is open to the community.
Date: Thursday January, 17th at 1:00pm
Location: Beth El Synagogue (50 maple Stream Road, East Windsor)
RSVP: Required to Beth Englezos at bethe@jfcsonline.org or 609-987-8100 ext. 126.
Description: Rabbi Wisnia’s profession may be Judaism but his passion is the Civil War and, in his retirement, his passion will become focus. Join Rabbi Wisnia as he explains the premise of his magnum opus.
Date: Thursday, December 27th at 12:30pm Location: Congregation Beth Chaim (329 Village Road East, West Windsor)
RSVP: Required by 12/21 to Beth Englezos at bethe@jfcsonline.org or 609-987-8100 ext. 126
Description: Along with Rabbi Kornsgold, we will explore the first Mitzvah (commandment) that was given to the Israelites. We will examine what this commandment represents, how the Jewish calendar was set up and how the calendar functions in our society today. A kosher lunch will be served and there is a suggested donation of $5.00 per person.
Date: Wednesday December 12th at 12:30pm Location: Beth El Synagogue (50 Maple Stream Road, East Windsor)
RSVP: Required by 12/7 to Beth Englezos at Bethe@jfcsonline.org or 609-987-8100 ext. 126
There is nothing more precious than a mother’s love…
Four years ago, Kate Siegel shared with the world the incredibly overbearing, wonderfully annoying,
amazingly hilarious LOVE of her mother.
On Wednesday, November 28th Instagram sensation #CrazyJewishMom and her beloved Spawn are coming to Princeton!
Join us for a fun-filled evening all mothers & daughters can appreciate. Event includes wine & small bites, vendor shopping, and a presentation by Kate Siegel, author of Mother, Can You Not? and the original #CrazyJewishMom, Kim Friedman.
Description: Rabbi Wisnia’s profession may be Judaism but his passion is the Civil War and, in his retirement, his passion will become focus. Join Rabbi Wisnia as he explains the premise of his magnum opus.
Four years ago, Kate Siegel shared with the world the incredibly overbearing, wonderfully annoying, 
