As we stand at the threshold of a new year, we gather to pause, breathe, and reflect. This service invites us to look back with compassion, look forward with hope, and honor the wisdom we’ve gained along the way. Through story, reflection, and shared community ritual, we’ll explore what we choose to carry with us … Continue reading A Year of Reflection
Come Sunday to experience Jackie Waldman explore the works of Viktor Kravchuk, a Ukrainian author whose works poignantly capture the resilience and spirit of his homeland amidst the ongoing conflict. Jackie Waldman has a master’s degree in social work, and she has worked with the elderly, the chronically ill, and hospice patients. She moved to … Continue reading Jackie Waldman – War, love and survival in Ukraine by Viktor Kravchuk
Fellowship member Jackie Waldman started started watching our Fellowship’s services on YouTube, during COVID, from Massachusett. She joined us person when she move to Columbus, and she’s also a member of Temple Israel in Columbus. Jackie will present “Slavery to Freedom, her unique, progressive view on the story of Passover. The service begins at 11 … Continue reading A progressive on Passover
Fellowship member Jackie Waldman shares ideas about reducing holiday stress and making the most out of celebrations. We’re a progressive Fellowship that emphasizes deeds rather than creeds. Sunday services begin at 11 a.m. in Grace Fellowship Hall at 8827 Heiferhorn Way. Join us a little early for coffee and conversation. Guests and visitors are always … Continue reading Jackie Waldman: “Making the Most Out of the Holidays”
