Free 25-week course designed for individuals of faiths other than Judaism who want to explore Judaism or are considering conversion.
Under the supervision of a sponsoring rabbi, costs related to conversion, including mikvah (ritual bath) are fully subsidized for men (non-surgical), women and children.
Families with young children are invited to celebrate Tu B’Shevat with planting, a story, crafts and light snacks. RSVPs requested to Phyllis Osher at posher@lappinfoundaiton.org or call 978-740-4404. This program is free and open to all. Walk-ins are welcome.
Teen Israel Advocacy Graduation
The community is invited to the Teen Israel Advocacy Fellows Annual Recognition Ceremony. Jacob Baime, Executive Director of Israel on Campus Coalition, will be the keynote speaker. Congratulatory remarks to be made by Daniel Agronov, Deputy Consul General of Israel to New England. A dessert reception will follow. RSVPs requested to sfeinstein@lappinfoundation.org or 978-740-4431.
PJ Library Delicious Knishes Story Hour
Lappin Foundation and Epstein Hillel School invite families with children ages 3-8 to enjoy a story, “The Knish War on Rivington Street, ” read by our guest reader, the butcher, Todd Levine, owner of Levine’s Kosher Market. There will also be a delicious knish tasting buffet and children will make a knish to take home and bake.
Fun, interactive family Shabbat service geared to families with young children, ages 6 and younger. Older siblings, grandparents and friends are welcome!
Create warm and wonderful memories in the comfort of your home with family and friends when you participate in Rekindle Shabbat, an award-winning, child-oriented, family-centered program.
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