Judaism offers many deep and sophisticated understandings of the Divine. Join Rabbi Bridget Wynne for an open exploration of this topic, including the role “belief” itself plays within Jewish tradition.
The God You Don't Believe In, I Don't Believe In Either
Join Rabbi Steph and other parents for an evening of discussion about the High Holidays. We will explore the themes of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur and share ways to engage children meaningfully.
Join us for a laid-back Shabbat hangout! Enjoy a morning of coffee, conversation, and a refreshing walk around the Oakland fire trails. Feel free to bring friends or come solo. Everyone is welcome!
Braid and bake round Rosh Hashanah challah and discover High Holiday traditions with fun, hands-on family activities. This program welcomes all, whether you’re familiar with Jewish traditions or just starting to learn.
Join Rabbi Bridget for learning and discussion to spiritually prepare for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur through the lens of Mussar, a set of Jewish practices for personal growth.
Awakening: Mussar-Inspired Spiritual Prep for High Holidays
Tuesday, September 1 • 7:00-8:30 pm PT
Virtual Shabbat Gathering
Join Jewish Gateways community members for an online Shabbat gathering with blessings, songs, and connection.
Jewish Gateways' unique two-year program, rooted in family learning, is about more than just the ritual. Our B-Mitzvah program supports students as they become teens, engaging them with Judaism that is relevant and meaningful.
Growing Together is an inclusive family learning program focused on exploring Jewish values and traditions together! An alternative to your typical Hebrew school, we offer community, connection, and learning for the whole family.
Nourish yourself and your family through monthly meetings to nosh, connect, and explore how to integrate Jewish values and traditions into your family life in a way that is personal and meaningful.
Mussar, a powerful Jewish practice, helps individuals align their actions and words with their "best selves." In twice-monthly groups, participants explore qualities like patience, compassion, and generosity through reading, discussion, writing, and shared reflections.
Though the Torah is central to Jewish tradition, it can often seem intimidating, irrelevant, boring, or even offensive. Join our twice-monthly class designed to make the Torah relevant and meaningful for you. No experience is required.