What's next in Jewish Atlanta? Find out on June 6th for the Shark Tank Event. See Open Jewish Project's, Rabbi Rachael Bregman, present her ideas for amazing additions to the wealth of tools and resources available in the atl.
Check out a Shabbat potluck dinner...
Either at Rabbi Bregman’s home or at the home of an Open Jewish Person like yourself. Go to
Shabbat.OpenJewishProject.com for the upcoming Shabbat gathering. Or sit down with someone in for a cup of coffee. Just email coffee@openjewishproject.com to make that happen!
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Stop Human Trafficking!
Georgia is one of the three top states for child sex-trafficking in the entire United States. This needs to stop.
NPR reporter Scott Rose is helping us spread the word to stop Human Trafficking in Atlanta. Check out the website: http://jewsagainsthumantrafficking.org/ |
The End of Open Jewish Project?
Come on out for a farewell celebration. For Rabbi Bregman's goodbye letter, click here
Coming Up...
Get Your Jewish Self Involved!
Many people want to be part of something--something greater than ourselves. It seems to serious and overwhelming, but really, all you have to do is show up!!
Check out the community's congregations and see if there is something there you love as a part of your spiritual home. ShulShopAtlanta.OpenJewishProject.com A Bite Sized Explanation of Open Jewish Project
We are, inevitably, its future.
We believe Judaism should be open to all who wish to engage with their identities Jewishly. Every individual should have an equal opportunity to shape our community, in ways large and small, as they see fit. The community we build will be governed by our Jewish values, the internal compass calling us towards holiness and connection. Because nobody can fulfill your Jewish identity for you, we believe in meeting people on their own terms. Each of us bears the responsibility to help one another. We respect ourselves enough to demand a better future, and we must connect with each other on that same foundation of understanding and esteem in order to get there together. |
