For Friendship Circle members and their families.
Family Events
Friendship Circle members and their families
Our Family Events include various activities for all of our friends and their families to enjoy.
Learn more about our Family Events by clicking here!
Friendship Shabbat
Friendship Circle members and their families
Experience togetherness at our Shabbat dinner celebrations prepared by our friends.
Junior Friends and Family Fun
For ages 0-11
This is the perfect setting for families with young children that would like to experience FC early on.
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Parent Programming
For parents of our Friendship Circle members
Connecting with other parents and pitching in as parent volunteers are all a part of being in the circle. Get involved in these opportunities at our Moms’ Lunch, Moms’ Night Out, Dads’ Night Out, and numerous parent volunteer opportunities.
Learn more about Moms’ Circle and Dads’ Circle by clicking here!
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Look through our 2022 and 2023 Friendship Circle memories and see what we have been up to!
Friendship Circle Tribute Book 2023April 26, 2024
A WEEKLY TORAH THOUGHT FROM RABBI MORDY Tonight begins the Shabbat of Passover. These are days which commemorate the splitting of the Sea of Reeds (being approximately a week after the Jewish people were freed) as well as celebrate – strangely, in anticipation of- the future Redemption. Much is discussed about what “the Redemption” means and people tend to have… Read More
April 26, 2024
FC Lounge and Group Friends at Home Day Our FC Lounge has had a great time hanging out this year. Groups of FC members met weekly throughout the 2023-24 year to paint, tie dye, use circuit construction kits, and play collaborative video games, including on a VR headset. Members even played board game tournaments, keeping score week after week! Last… Read More
April 19, 2024
A WEEKLY TORAH THOUGHT FROM RABBI MORDY This week’s Parsha (Metzorah) continues the saga of the “leper” discussed last week. The word “Metzorah” literally means, “one with Tzaraas,” so makes sense to contain these laws—and yet we find something intriguing. The laws relating to actually having Tzaraas were found in last week’s Parsha; this week contains the laws of purification… Read More