Engaging Programs & Meaningful Connections

 PASSOVER - April 22-30
Passover is coming! We have several upcoming opportunities for you to learn and celebrate with us. Visit our Passover web page for a full schedule of events and services, as well as our 5784 Passover Guide.

Connect with other Jews in their 20s and 30s as we make new friendships, celebrate holidays, and go on adventures. We are a welcoming group, open to the Atlanta Jewish community, who would love to have you join in on our fun!

Email Rabbi Breit for more information or to add a 20/30 year old to our mailing list. 

 Passover Hike - Sunday, April 28 at 11am
No better time for outdoor adventure than the gorgeous springtime of Passover. We’ll meet at 11am at Sweetwater Creek State Park. Dogs are invited! We recommend you bring snacks (kosher for Passover – embrace the challenge!). Email Rabbi Breit here to attend.

** If you did not email R Breit and want to hike, please do so now! Event might be rescheduled to a weekend when more folks are available.

 Lag b’Omer Bonfire - Sunday, May 26 at 8pm
You’re invited to Rabbi Breit's giant backyard for beers, snacks, firepit & smores, and anything you want to roast on a stick. Her house is in Sandy Springs. Attendees must be ok with being booped by a giant friendly dog - Register here.

Meet other empty nester and boomer congregants who share your passions and have time and energy for volunteering, participating in social events, helping others, and more!

 Boomers Game Day - Sunday, May 19 at 1PM
Get together with other game lovers for an afternoon of fun. Plan ahead with a group and bring your own game or come on your own and join a game. Tell us what game you will be playing with your registration. Cost includes snacks and lunch. - Register here

Our mission is to promote social interaction and greater involvement in the synagogue. Brotherhood is an excellent way to meet other members of the Shul on an informal basis given our wide variety of programs. Our four areas of focus are: Religion, Sports, Social, and Community. While some of our programs are Brotherhood-only, the majority are open to the broader Shul community and may be family-oriented or take place in conjunction with other B'nai Torah groups. As for ruach, Brotherhood is responsible for High Holiday ushering and leading participation in the World Wide Wrap.

 L'Mazel Tov First Time Parents Group – Wednesday, May 8, 15 and 22 at 7:45PM + Final Dinner on Wednesday, May 29 at 6:45PM
This 4-week group is open and free of charge to members and non-members who are becoming first-time parents. We'll cover topics like parenting a Jewish child (and Jewish grandparents) choosing names, bris and baby naming. We'll also create bonds with other young families. - Register here