Providing an inclusive community that supports connection to Jewish life, both cultural and spiritual, on the coast from Pacifica to Pescadero.
Providing an inclusive community that supports connection to Jewish life, both cultural and spiritual, on the coast from Pacifica to Pescadero.
Join us TONIGHT for a kid-friendly Family Shabbat in Montara at 6pm with pizza and movie clips. Email Brianne for the address and to RSVP.
Dear CJC Members & Friends,
How are you observing Jewish American Heritage Month?
Read the full Shabbat message.
Lifelong Learning Chavurah in-depth learning opportunity Israel: How did it come to this? An historical review of the events, dynamics and drivers of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. J School, part of the educational arm of J Street, presented a series of online seminars to help people understand the Israel-Palestinian conflict. Those sessions are available online, and are […]
Read More »The spiritual practice of Counting the Omer lasts for 49 days, divided into seven weeks of seven days each, from the second day of Pesach until the day before Shavuot. Our practice today emerges from three layers of Jewish history, each with it’s own layer of meaning.
Read More »Friday, May 8 – Family Shabbat w/ Pizza & Movie Night in Montara, 6pm
Email Brianne for the location.
Read More »Coastside Jewish Community Book Club meets approximately once every two months at members’ homes. We read all kinds of books that are in some way related to Judaism, and generally ensure our books are available through a library. We usually get together in person, and make online access available if anyone tells us they need it. Quite importantly, we get together to enjoy each others’ company.
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Read More »A Jewish Sunday School for grades K-7.
Read More »Linda and Chip Goldstein have helped to organize with La Honda Indivisible many “hands off” and “No Kings” protests that have been held in Half moon Bay. CJC members continue to gather at local and other Bay Area protests.
Read More »Following is information about some of our Holiday observances and special events of the past year. Ignore the ‘posted’ dates!
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