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  • IDF VeteransThe Jewish Community Center
    Welcomes 17 Wounded Israeli Veterans

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    Sunday, February 23 - Tuesday, March 4
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    Tuesday, February 11 at 7:30 PM
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    Thursday, February 20 at 7:30PM

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    CGI: A Summer of Fun... A Lifetime of Memories

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At The Jewish Community Center everyone is welcomed as family. Children, adults, singles, couples, young and old feel at home. It is just a great place to meet new friends. Our unique approach and unconditional acceptance of every Jew has created a dynamic and flourishing Jewish community. We are constantly expanding our programs and services to serve everyone and we invite you to join us at any time. The Jewish Community Center’s No Membership Philosophy makes our programs accessible to all.
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Learning & Inspiration
  • Tonight Marks 10 ShevatThis day, so relevant to every Jew in our generation, is surely a day for reflection, learning, pray... Read More
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Feb. 13
Daily Thought
Pharaoh’s advisers tried hard to explain away all the plagues. Even when the Red Sea split, allowed the Jews free passage, and drowned their enemies, there were those who ascribed the entire event to natural causes. Such is human nature, to reflexively seek out a natural explanation for every event. But a Jew, quite the opposite, ponders a natural occurrence and sees a miracle. Because a Jew has an innate inner conviction that there is nothing else...