By Lori Snow, WLCJ WOW Liaison and Immediate Past President, MAR, and
Illene Rubin, Chair, World Community Engagement
WLCJ marches on its way to grow as a world community. Learn more at Convention...
Celebration breakfast to follow
RSVP on the Convention Website at WLCJ.ORG
On July 17, 30 women will be called to the Torah during the morning services on Monday of Convention to celebrate their B’not...
By Barbara Finkel, Seaboard Education & Programming VP
On March 23, I represented Women’s League at a U.S. Department of State program entitled Diplomacy, Dissent, and the Holocaust: Speaking...
The Shifrah and Puah Maternity Center in Mbale, Uganda
2023 WLCJ CONVENTION SPECIAL PROJECT
As Mother’s Day quickly approaches, it reminds us how vital mothers are to their babies and their...
By Sheila Offman Gersh, American Mothers of Israeli Olim Google Group Organizer
A Bat Mitzvah to Cherish
For the past three years I have been attending the Women’s League Bat Mitzvah class. I completed...
By Sue Bengele, WLCJ Financial Secretary
When I became a Bat Mitzvah many years ago… you know, when girls had their Bat Mitzvah on a Friday night, were able to sing the Haftarah, sing the Kiddush and perhaps...
By Lymor Wasserman, Co-Chair WLCJ Environmental Committee
HaShkedia Porachat is one of the most widely known Israeli / Hebrew children’s songs for Tu B’Shevat. HaShkedia Porachat means...
By Fran Hildebrandt, WLCJ Mishpachah Chair
Exploring LGBTQ+ Identities
Building Bridges . . . Creating Community
We live in a world in which our family members may be exploring new identities. Words like...
By Mindy Steinholz, WLCJ International Vice President and Health & Wellness Chair
“In this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes.”- Benjamin Franklin
Most of us would in fact prefer...
By Ellen Grossman and Randy Schwartz, Convention 2023 Social Action Project Co-Chairs
In Parashat Shemot, Exodus 1:1–6:1, is the story of Pharaoh, who enslaves the Jews in Egypt and orders the midwives, SHIFRAH...
