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Once again, you are invited to join other WHC members in an interfaith celebration at John Wesley AME Zion Church for their Juneteenth service. Where: 1615 14th St NW, Washington D.C., DC 20009 When: Service runs from 10 am to noon What: Wesley AME Zion Church, led by Pastor Christopher Zacharias, will conduct their Sunday …
Come learn more about a new Jewish community initiative to support people who are looking for a relationship! No registration required. More info and get the Zoom link on the website.
Join us to volunteer with DC Central Kitchen, a close partner organization that uses volunteer help to transform 3,000 pounds of otherwise wasted food into 5,000 healthy meals for schools, homeless shelters, and social service agencies. Volunteers will work in their professional kitchen to chop vegetables, sort fresh produce, mix salads, portion meals, and more! …
Game night? Agaaaain? OF COURSE! Back by the most popular demand. Bring games or use ours! All players will have pizza and drinks provided! (GF pizza as well of course!)
Our June book will be The Bookbinder by Pip Williams. Come join for conversation and connection even if you have not read the entire book! Location to be shared upon registration.
Antisemitism has been alarmingly on the rise for years. Recent antisemitic attacks include arson at the residence of Governor Josh Shapiro, the murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim just blocks from Sixth & I, and a dozen people—including a Holocaust survivor—burned in Boulder, Colorado, while peacefully demonstrating for the release of hostages held by …
*Postponed* Antisemitism on the Rise: A Panel Conversation Read More »
6:00 pm – Happy Hour 7:00 pm – Service As Rabbi Nora leads her last service at Sixth & I, bid her farewell and celebrate her impact on our community at a thoughtful, accessible, and radically welcoming service. Want to share a message of thanks for Rabbi Nora? Click here.
Join us for our first Shabbat as a Moishe House. We'll be hosting a potluck in Woodley Park - come for the food, leave with some new friends. The meal will be dairy with kosher options. Share what you're bringing with us here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1j_9JorHhPo34Bg1RfKHdFQJob9kPzaZnv03dWnWdLPM/edit?usp=sharing
Come toast an achievement of biblical proportions—Josh has hit 1,000 straight days on Duolingo! That’s right, 1,000 days of owls, streak freezes, and still somehow not knowing how to say “Where is the bathroom?” in Hebrew. We’re honoring this heroic feat with a Shabbat party full of laughter, lox, and linguistic confusion. Expect a live Duolingo demo …
Josh’s 1,000 Day Duolingo Streak Celebration Shabbat Read More »
Ever wish Shot of Torah was longer? Do you want the opportunity to share your thoughts on Torah with other like-minded folks? Join 2239 and Rabbi Rachel as we grapple with this week's Torah portion in chavruta (study groups). Brunch will be served, so come with an appetite for study and delicious food! Please note, …
Oregon Book Award-winning playwright Andrea Stolowitz opens the pages of her great-grandfather’s journal to discover a previously unknown genealogy that propels her on a search for home, heritage, and repairing her own story within the Jewish diaspora. After the matinee, Theater J Artistic Director Hayley Finn speaks with Zachary Levine, Director of Curatorial Affairs at …
Post-Show Chat with Zachary Levine of US Holocaust Memorial Museum Read More »
With Juneteenth on the horizon, WHC is partnering with the Edlavitch DCJCC for a visit to the National Museum of African American History and Culture. On Sunday, June 29, we’ll explore a powerful exhibit on slavery and freedom in the United States, hear from a guest expert in African American history, and gather afterward for …
National Museum of African American History and Culture Visit Read More »
