Access links and more information will be posted soon. *3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and B'Mitzvah* We are going to stagger Zoom sessions for these grades. Sessions will run for 30 minutes (we may extend if needed). Since we can't run more than one Zoom session at a time, it's important that we start and finish…

Join Rabbi Jeremy for songs and stories with a Secular Humanistic Jewish twist. Intended for families with children 10 years and younger — whether or not they’re Machar members! Please contact Rabbi Jeremy at Macharjeremy@gmail.com or rabbi@machar.org for meeting link and access information.

The first week of Texts on Tuesday each month is called "What's That About?!," and is an hour-long introduction and orientation session to the background, history, and contents of major Jewish works or writers. To kick off the first "What's That About!?" session, we'll look at a text that, perhaps more than any other, was central in…

Timely Topics will return in two weeks' time.

Each week is a challenge, and seven days of social distancing can make it hard to know what day it is! Shabbat gives us a built-in chance to think about how we might get some rest. Join Rabbi Jeremy a musical start to Shabbat, check in with the Machar community, and mark the start of…

Join Rabbi Jeremy as we end Shabbat and enter a new week. Please contact Rabbi Jeremy at Macharjeremy@gmail.com or rabbi@machar.org for meeting link and access information.

Access links and more information will be available soon. *Tots/PreK/K 1st and 2nd Grade* We will be sending home lessons and activities for you to do with your kids. We will use a Google drive set up under MacharWashingtonDC to share photos of projects and other fun things you'd like to share with your Machar…

Join Rabbi Jeremy for songs and stories with a Secular Humanistic Jewish twist. Intended for families with children 10 years and younger — whether or not they’re Machar members! Please contact Rabbi Jeremy at Macharjeremy@gmail.com or rabbi@machar.org for meeting link and access information.

This week will be the first of two sessions on Baruch Spinoza's Theological-Political Treatise (Tractatus Politico-Theologicus), which examines Spinoza's primary writing on religion, miracles, who wrote the Bible and how to read it, the ideal political order, and how to address the gaps between reason and religion. ~   If you are interested in previous Texts on…

Timely Topics will return next Thursday, May 21, 2020.