with Fabrangen and
Moishe House Silver Spring

Labor on the Bimah Shabbat

Havdalah, Workshops, & Selichot/Penitential Prayers

dvar tikkun Restaurant Opportunities Center

Universalist National Memorial building, 16th & S Sts NW

Directions here.    

For more information, go to tikkunleilshabbat.blogspot.com  

The Jewish community invites all District residents to a mayoral debate with candidates Mayor Adrian Fenty and DC Council Chairman Vincent Gray. Mayor Fenty and Chairman Gray will share their vision for the District, discuss issues affecting the Jewish community, and answer your questions. They will address general concerns ranging from affordable housing, immigration, and economic development to education, social service programs, and civil and voting rights.

This program is co-hosted with the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington. Sponsoring organizations include Adas Israel Congregation, American Jewish Committee, American Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists, American University Hillel, Anti-Defamation League, Bet Mishpachah Congregation, Hillel at The George Washington University, Jewish Primary Day School of the Nation's Capital, Jews United for Justice, National Jewish Democratic Council, Ohev Shalom - The National Synagogue, Temple Sinai, Washington DC Jewish Community Center, Washington Hebrew Congregation, Yachad Non-Profit Housing Organization.    

Come to Tikkun Leil Shabbat!  For details, go to http://tikkunleilshabbat.blogspot.com/

Your questions, their answers. 

Ward 1 Councilmember Candidate Forum

Jim Graham (incumbent)
Jeff Smith
Bryan Weaver 

Thursday, July 29, 2010

6:00-8:30p.m.

(Program will start promptly at 6:30p.m.)

True Reformer Building, Lankford Auditorium, 1200 U Street NW

(One block from U St metro station)

The forum is free and open to the public. Audience members will have the opportunity to ask questions.

Childcare and accommodations, including sign language interpretation, provided upon request by Friday, July 23^rd.

Please contact Ben at ben@empowerdc.org, 202-234-9119, ext. 4 

JUFJ's summer membership meeting will be the evening of Tuesday, July 27 at 7pm at  SEIU 32BJ's new office at 1025 Vermont Ave, NW, 7th floor. 

The membership meeting is open to anyone who wants to come and learn more about JUFJ! 

At our membership meeting, we'll be cooking up justice! Workers from the Restaurant Opportunities Center will be joining JUFJ to share their stories and their amazing talents.  We'll learn how to make easy and vegetarian summer spring rolls - local, easy, and perfect for days that are too hot to cook.  

Friday, July 23 - circle seating, with instruments

6:45 pm services; 8:15ish pm dinner

Church of the Pilgrims building, 2201 P St NW

Gothic building w/ rainbow banner on west side of 22nd St between P & Q Sts, NW. Enter around to the left side of the main entrance through the stairs down marked "Fellowship Hall."

Directions here.    

For more information, go to http://tikkunleilshabbat.blogspot.com/ 

Help JUFJ and local congregations put the "labor" back in Labor Day over the holiday weekend!  Visit the Labor on the Bimah  page for more information.

row seating, a cappella

6:45 pm services; 8:15ish pm dinner

Church of the Pilgrims building, 2201 P St NW

Gothic building w/ rainbow banner on west side of 22nd St between P & Q Sts, NW. Enter around to the left side of the main entrance through the stairs down marked "Fellowship Hall."

Directions here.    

Join JUFJ and allies for a June 15 film screening and dessert reception!
  Long before Arizona, Virginia's Prince William County became ground zero in America's explosive battle over immigration policy when it started requiring police to question anyone they had "probable cause" to suspect of being an undocumented immigrant.  The acclaimed film, 9500 Liberty, documents the debate and profound effects of this policy on communities in our region.  The documentary follows the national anti-immigration forces who frighten and intimidate local lawmakers and citizens, and the residents who resist by using YouTube videos and virtual townhalls to set up a real-life showdown in the seat of county government.

6:45 pm services; 8:15ish pm dinner
Universalist Nat'l Mem'l building
(16th & S Sts NW) 1810 Sixteenth St NW

Directions here. 

Enter around back from the alley off of S St.     

More information here.