The vast majority of adults want to remain in their homes and neighborhoods as they get older, but sometimes this takes a supportive community. ChaiVillageLA is a vibrant, multi-synagogue, multi-generational community that enables congregants to age in place in their own homes by providing assistance to one another and enriching each other’s lives, as part of a self-governing village supported by Jewish values.
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Fred and Rosalie Roder, Sue Rosenblum, Ralph Allen, Sandi Sternig-Babcock,
Judith Kandel, June Wynbrandt,
Dave Rosenblum, Iris and Gordon Cutler
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Villagers on the Expo Line
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June Wynbrandt, Myrna Hant, Helene Korn
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● Walk with the Rabbi – Tuesday, August 1, 2017, 8:15 - 9:30 AM ● Zekenim Project Informational Meeting - Tuesday, August 1, 2017, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM ● Basic Drawing Class* - Tuesday, August 1, 2017, 7:00 - 9:00 PM *Pre-enrollment required ● Understanding the World’s News - Tuesday, August 8, 2017, 10:00 - 11:30 AM
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***Save the Date***
Dr. Atul Gawande Live Streamed - Monday, September 25, 2017, 1:30 - 4:00 PM
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Walk with the Rabbi
Tuesday, August 1, 2017, 8:15 AM - 9:30 AM Meet at the corner of Cushdon and Patricia Avenues - Los Angeles Click here to register!
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Join your fellow Village members for a moderate paced walk around Rancho Park. Each circle around the park is 2.2 miles, and should take 45 minutes. Free parking is available on Patricia.
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Understanding the World’s News
Tuesday, August 8, 2017, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Temple Isaiah - Library
10345 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles
Click here to register!
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This discussion group focuses on the news of the week. Participants share articles and opinions that pertain to what's happening both in the United States and internationally, and particularly to introduce diverse views. Many of the "pundits" we analyze write for
The New York Times,
Wall Street Journal, the
Washington Post and the
Los Angeles Times. You will also examine such magazines as
The New Yorker,
The Atlantic,
The New Republic and other journals that give in-depth coverage of current topics. This is your chance to listen and be heard on the events of the day.
The class is taught by Village member, Myrna Hant. Myrna received her PhD in Higher Education from UCLA. She was a college administrator as well as an instructor in Women's Studies at Chapman University.
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Michelle Azar’s One Woman Show - From Baghdad to Brooklyn
Sunday, August 20, 2017, 3:00 - 4:45 PM
Pico Union Project
1153 Valencia St, Los Angeles Click here to buy tickets!
Artist Michelle Azar shares her family's journey from Iraq to Israel to the United States through song and story in this fabulous one-woman show. From Baghdad to Brooklyn is a timely story of family love, dysfunction, and redemption. Journey through Michelle's Middle Eastern heritage and into American culture.
Performance followed by a talk-back featuring:
● Rabbi Sarah Bassin, Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills
● Aziza Hasan, NewGround: A Muslim- Jewish Partnership
*This event is co-sponsored by Temple Emanuel and NewGround.
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“Are Jewish Boomers A Bust for Community?”
an article from the
New Jersey Jewish News, featuring Rabbi Laura Geller
Click here to read the article!
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Zekenim Project Informational Meeting Tuesday, August 1, 2017, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Temple Emanuel - Conference Room
8844 Burton Way, Beverly Hills
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Members of ChaiVillageLA are invited to take part in the Zekenim Project, a special intergenerational storytelling and art project being run by the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology, in cooperation with Temple Emanuel Religious School and ChaiVillageLA.
ChaiVillageLA members (60+) will have the opportunity to share lessons from their life experiences and stories on video. Teens from the religious school will create artwork after they watch the videos. Finally, the teens and storytellers will meet.
Find out more about how you can take part in this unique opportunity! For more information, please contact village member Dr. Bella Desser at (310) 397-7703.
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Intergenerational Programming with Moishe House! by Susan Levine
Founded in 2006, and fueled by enormous demand for peer-led, home-based programming, Moishe House has become the global leader of Jewish life for young adults. With 102 houses in 26 countries, six of which are located in Los Angeles, the Moishe House model trains, supports and empowers young Jewish leaders as they create meaningful experiences in their local communities for themselves and their peers.
We understand that Moishe House and ChaiVillageLA are doing similar work, but serve opposite ends of the adult Jewish population.
While Moishe House is working to build community among the 22 to 32 year-old population, ChaiVillageLA is building community amongst the older population. Because of the commonality of our goals, we have decided to work together. We will be doing joint programming and enjoying the opportunity to learn from and teach one another.
Please join in on this exciting approach to Jewish community and commitment. We are currently forming a committee to work with the Moishe Houses in our area. Among some of the ideas we have begun to explore are shared Shabbat dinners, learning about millennials, and fun Sukkot dinners. Moishe House participants have even offered to come to our homes and build a sukkah for those of us who want one!
Bring your ideas and energy and become a part of this cutting edge intergenerational project. For more information on how to get involved or if you are interested in joining the committee, please contact Susan Levine at (561) 309-4144 or at
[email protected]
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Temple Isaiah Religious School Office Position
Rabbi Zoë Klein of Temple Isaiah is looking for someone to work in the Religious School Office from 4:30 to 8:00 PM every Tuesday that school is in session. The job would include helping parents who have questions or need to take their child home early, receiving phone calls and deliveries, helping teachers locate supplies and being a kind presence for kids who have to be in the office who may not be feeling well, or who are acting out. Essentially, you would help hold the office-fort together while the religious school fills the temple with noise and activity. Very basic computer skills would be helpful for looking up room numbers.
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KEHILLAH (COMMUNITY) NOTICES
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We are Deeply Saddened by the Loss of…
David Gantz, husband of Laurie Gantz of Temple lsaiah and ChaiVillageLA. David passed away on July 23, 2017.
Condolences can be sent to The Gantz Family at 2317 S Canfield Avenue, LA 90034.
Shiva will take place at the family home on Sunday, July 30 from 2:00 to 5:00 PM and 7:00 to 9:00 PM, with a minyan service at 7:00 PM.
All of us at ChaiVillageLA join in offering our most sincere condolences to the Gantz Family.
Zecher tzadik livracha - may the memory of the righteous be for a blessing and may their memory continue to bless us all.
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Refuah Shleimah - a Full and Complete Healing:
Pearl Councelbaum
Esther Elfenbaum
Sylvia Fox
Norma Glickman
Stanley Goldblatt
Renee Hurewitz
Susan Levine
Marcia Oshman
Diane Ring
We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers!
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Susan and Ilan Tamir are thrilled to announce the marriage of their son Benjamin to Jessica Goldberg on July 29th.
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We are grateful for the generous donations of at least $180 from the following village members:
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Jean & Jay Abarbanel
Lucienne & Jerry Aroesty
Lorna & Michael Belman
Sue & Barry Brucker
Renee Cronenwalt
Iris & Gordon Cutler
Bella Desser
Sylvia Fox
Rabbi Laura Geller & Richard Siegel
Kim & Victor Gold
Myrna & Bill Hant
Janet & Farrell Hirsch
Ellen Isaacs & Lary Rappaport
Barbara & Dale Joyner
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Sally Karbelnig
Rabbi Zoe Klein & Scott Miles
Susan & Rabbi Joel Levine
Andrea & Terry Pullan
Susan & David Rosenblum
Aaron & Sylvia Rothenberg Family Foundation
Phyllis Shlecter
Sandra Sternig-Babcock & Ralph Allen
Hope Stevens & Peter Siegel
Diane Vanette & Sander Schwartz
Madeline & Ken Wolf
Marcie & Howard Zelikow
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We also acknowledge the Community Sponsor support of:
Acorn Paper Products
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ChaiVillageLA THANKS OUR PARTNERS
AND FOUNDATION SPONSORS
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In Collaboration With ...
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ChaiVillageLA is a proud recipient of a Cutting Edge Grant from The Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles
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and Our Foundation Sponsors
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Angell Foundation Mount Sinai Memorial Parks and Mortuaries Foundation Aaron & Sylvia Rothenberg Family Foundation The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation Sylvia Price Kobor Family Foundation
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