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Building a stronger Jewish community in the Capital Region, together.
Building Jewish Community Together: Resources Beyond Beth Emeth
At Congregation Beth Emeth, we believe in fostering a strong Jewish community that extends beyond our synagogue walls.
Connecting Your Family to Jewish Traditions
PJ Library: Spark joy and connection with free Jewish-themed children's books and music delivered to your doorstep! This program is perfect for families with newborns up to age 8. Visit the PJ Library website for more info.
PJ Our Way: As your kids grow, so do their Jewish interests! PJ Our Way, an extension of PJ Library, offers engaging books, activities, and even grants to help tweens (ages 9-12) explore their Jewish identity in exciting ways. Visit the PJ Our Way website for more info.
Finding Support Throughout Life's Journey
Jewish Family Services (JFS): JFS has been a pillar of support for families in the Capital District since 1854. Their team of experts offers a wide range of services, including counseling, senior programs, and resources for navigating life transitions. Visit the JFS website for more info.
Enriching Your Jewish Experience
Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York: The Federation is your central hub for connecting with all things Jewish in the Capital District. Explore their website to discover upcoming events, educational programs, and opportunities to get involved in the wider Jewish community. Visit the Jewish Federation website for more info.
Beyond Our Walls
This is just a starting point! We encourage you to explore the websites and programs offered by these incredible organizations.
Additionally, here are some other local resources you might find helpful:
Robert and Dorothy Ludwig Schenectady Jewish Community Center
Hebrew Union College (HUC) offers a variety of free virtual programs!
Together, let's build a vibrant and supportive Jewish community in the Capital District!
Congregation Beth Emeth is a Reform Jewish community in Albany, NY where you can find your place, find your people, and find fulfillment in Jewish life.