If you are interested in joining a Chavurah, or if your Chavurah has an opening for one or more new families, please contact Lou Weckstein, 939-0773, or the B'nai Shalom office. We are constantly trying to place new families into Chavurahs. Various Chavurot provide opportunities for personal and spiritual growth as the group becomes part of a caring community with a sense of belonging. You will undoubtedly share life-cycle celebrations, and depending on the focus of your group, meet for social or cultural purposes. We'll note your desire for a local group, however at this time, there are no groups from any single geographic area.
Members generally rotate activities in people's homes or meet out in the community.
Individual groups set up their own calendar. Many groups meet monthly and usually calendar events in advance so that everyone can participate. The successful groups are those that meet regularly with most members attending and taking responsibility for various activities throughout the year. Occasional participation doesn't create the spirit and unity of the group and doesn't provide for successful activities. Ketzev Shabbat is every month.