By Pam Schlosberg, WLCJ International President
There is something magical about seeing the world through the eyes of children. Children are our greatest teachers of wonder and awe; they have a PH.D....
By Linda Klempner, Sandy Koppell, and Florence Wolpoff
WLCJ United Nations NGO Representatives
We hope you are aware that our Women’s League for Conservative Judaism has an established history of being...
By Rabbi Ellen S. Wolintz-Fields, WLCJ Executive Director
Parashat Re’eh begins with one of the Torah’s most striking invitations: “Re’eh—See! I place before you today blessing...
By Pam Schlosberg, WLCJ International President
Our amazing Convention 2026 has ended; officers have transitioned into their new roles; and a new Women’s League year before us is moving to a purposeful...
By Lymor Wasserman, WLCJ Consultant and Convention Chair 2029
After a whirlwind three-city business trip filled with airports, client meetings, inventory supervision in outdoor yards, deadlines, and the...
By Julia Loeb, WLCJ International President
In the wild, female elephants are known for the way they protect one another. When a member of the herd is vulnerable or injured, the others gather around her,...
By Fran Hildebrandt, WLCJ Vice President and Kehilah-Education Chair
“Let us be grateful to people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom.” —Marcel Proust
In...
By Doreen Bornfreund, International Vice President, Membership Chair, WLCJ 2023-2026
As I look at the date that I have chosen for my WLCJ Shabbat Message, my thoughts are swirling. Foremost is that I...
By Wendy Glasser, International Vice President, Convention Vice Chair for Logistics
Back when I was Region President in 2017, then International President Margie Miller wanted a new tag line to go with...
By Mindy Steinholz, WLCJ Finance Chair
The Priestly Blessing, or the Birkat Hakohanim, comes from this week’s Torah portion, Nasso. I have heard it recited from the bimah during holidays, sometimes by...
