The Chai Mitzvah Blog

Mergers and Acquisitions: A Reflection

Posted on December 14, 2020

By Audrey Lichter I loved David Phillips’ recent article entitled Mergers, Acquisitions and Talking Tachlis! in the November 30th edition of eJewishPhilanthropy. As the Executive Director of a small not for profit Jewish engagement program I think about our value proposition all the time, including the unique space we occupy, who we are similar with Continue Reading »

Grandparents and Beyond

Posted on December 9, 2020

Chai Mitzvah, in partnership with the Grandparent-Grandchild Connection School Program, has created the Grandparents and Beyond curriculum in order to help grandparents and others pass on the love of Judaism that they desire for the next generation. It contains Chai Mitzvah’s signature text-based conversations, as well as fun activities to engage all ages. The materials are designed not Continue Reading »

PPT from madrichim at Temple Sinai in Newington CT

Posted on November 16, 2020

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1L-p3Ogv4p1wPH4YO-ZjaaAtQlelkHDdOhcKdYS_CGdE/edit?usp=sharing

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks – A Great Man

Posted on November 9, 2020

Scott A. Shay Rabbi Jonathan Sacks   Along with so many others, I mourn the loss of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks.  I had the privilege of knowing Rabbi Sacks for 15 years. He was a source of encouragement and inspiration to me from the time that we discussed my first book Getting Our Groove Back, which Continue Reading »

Six Feet Apart But Closer Together! (How do you “acquire a friend?”)

Posted on November 2, 2020

Left to right: Nancy Sidhu, Chel Zipperstein, Leslie Soltz, Nina Woldin and Lisa Wise-Wolk Enjoyed a warm visit outside of Congregation Emanu El in Redlands, CA! More than the temperature of the sunny parking lot, the warmth of friendship and meaningful conversation made this a very special visit! Chai Mitzvah Mussar booklet #4, Spiritual Friendship/Chevruta, explores Continue Reading »

JOIN CHAI MITZVAH ON THE ROAD! Come converse with us in the van!

Posted on October 5, 2020

Chai Mitzvah’s Nina Woldin is setting off on a cross-country trip in a camper-van! Leaving on October 12, the trip will span close to four weeks, and feature socially-distanced stops to connect with our Chai Mitzvah community along the way. Chai Mitzvah is a great way to connect, both in-person and virtually! Enjoy short videos Continue Reading »

WELCOME NEW AND RETURNING GROUPS

Posted on August 19, 2020

This month we welcome seven new and returning groups to the Chai Mitzvah family! Temple Israel – West Lafayette, IN Congregation B’nai Israel – Monroe, LA Habonim Dror of North America – Brooklyn, NY Temple Brith Achim – King of Prussia, PA Hasten Hebrew Academy of Indianapolis – Indianapolis, IN Congregation Beth Emek – Pleasonton, CA Temple Continue Reading »

JOIN THE CHAI MITZVAH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

Posted on August 18, 2020

Applications will be available online beginning September 15. Chai Mitzvah is pleased to introduce a six-month-long mentoring program for community leaders and educators. Starting in November, 20 participants will enjoy both personal and professional growth, as well as spiritual development. Once accepted into the program, they will be able to earn credentials as certified Chai Mitzvah Continue Reading »

NEW FOR YOU: Community Gatherings

Posted on August 18, 2020

Chai Mitzvah will offer a series of six new programs for the coming year. Join the Chai Mitzvah virtual community. Register now and be part of meaningful conversations with Reb Deb all year long! 1. COMING HOME: TESHUVAH Wednesday, September 9 at 7:30 PM eastern time: As the High Holy Days approach, we are beckoned by the Continue Reading »

A POSITIVE PAUSE ON JUNE 22: Celebration of Learning! Celebration of Life!

Posted on July 14, 2020

A POSITIVE PAUSE ON JUNE 22: Celebration of Learning! Celebration of Life! Click here to see a recording of the celebration! The Chai Mitzvah virtual end-of-year Celebration of Learning and Life was held on June 22 at 7:30 PM eastern time. It featured music, art, and memories: Chai Mitzvah participants shared thoughts and insights in Continue Reading »

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