My Father & the Coronavirus
I’ve been thinking of my father, of blessed memory, lately. He was born in Dayton, Ohio in 1911 and died in 1988. Two particular aspects of his childhood captivated [...]
ALERT! FJC Responds to COVID-19 Pandemic
FJC responds to the spread of COVID-19 infections Friends, In the face of the unprecedented pandemic now known as COVID-19, we are faced with difficult challenges and decisions. Our [...]
Coronavirus Precautions: Staying Healthy @ FJC
Over the past few weeks, our nation, our local government, and our FJC community have grown more attentive to the growing concerns over COVID19 – the Coronavirus. The US Centers [...]
God in hiding
Purim, that spring revel-of-a-holiday that is always touched with a suggestion of anarchy, falls on March 9/10 this year. If your memory needs refreshing, Purim brings us the story [...]
Chavurah @ FJC
Chavurah @ FJC Whenever I have the opportunity to engage new members of our congregation in conversation and I ask them what led them to join us, I am [...]
“Beautiful Fool”
As January approaches each year, a song percolates up through my consciousness and I pull up on my computer, and listen to, several recorded versions of it . It [...]
Soup-er Bowl Sunday Lunch Fundraiser for Falmouth Service Center
Soup-er Bowl Sunday Lunch Fundraiser for Falmouth Service Center Sunday, January 26, Noon - 1:30 P.M. Step in from the cold, and come in for a delicious meal of [...]
Jewish Cookbook Club: The Cuisine of Italy’s Jews
FJC Jewish Cookbook Club: Exploring the Cuisine of Italy's Jews Tuesday, January 14 at Noon This session is open to the public. Please RSVP. This event is free of [...]
Upper Cape Interfaith Alliance Offers Three-Part Exploration of the Sabbath
Upper Cape Interfaith Alliance Hosts Three-Part Exploration of the Sabbath Thursdays, January 9, 16 and 23 at 7pm (the final session includes a potluck dinner and begins at 6:30pm) [...]
Nechemta (consolation)
The Shabbat following Tisha B’Av, that summer date commemorating the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem, is known as “Shabbat Nachamu.” The name is taken from the opening word [...]