By Julia Loeb, WLCJ International President Now that Passover is ending, I find myself in that familiar in-between moment, still vacuuming up the last crumbs of matzah while everyday dishes quietly make their return. The Passover bins aren’t put away yet, but our once-a-year Passover pots, pans, and dishes are already packed until next year’s Continue Reading »
Passover Recognizing All Our Children
Janet C. Kirschner, WLCJ International Vice President and Per Capita Chair Many of us grew up watching The Wizard of Oz and were captivated by Judy Garland singing the song “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.” I know I was. Over the past few months, I’ve had the unexpected gift of hearing that song again in two Continue Reading »
Joyce Weingarten, WLCJ Past International Vice President and Individual Member, Central Great Lakes Region My journey with Women’s League for Conservative Judaism began while attending my first Convention as Sisterhood President in 1997. I went on to serve as Region President, and, under the Presidency of Rita Wertlieb, I became an International Vice President. I have Continue Reading »
Rabbi Ellen S. Wolintz-Fields, WLCJ Executive Director Everyone has their favorite (or least favorite) aspect of Passover. My favorite part is seeing what new Haggadaot and Seder Supplements are available. Click here to find my source sheet for my teaching about Haggadah and Seder supplements, from Makom B’Yachad on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. In addition, Continue Reading »
Passover Seder Supplement for The Four Questions HIAS Haggadah
Passover Seder Plate Activity Four Mental Health Questions Passover Resource Your Red Sea Your Pursuers and Your Nachshon Moment
B-dikat Hameitz, prepared by Yossi Hoffman Embracing Stranger, prepared by Rabbi Ashira Konigsburg Our Obligation to Remember that We Were Once Slaves in Mitzrayim, prepared by by Rabbi Carol Levithan Pesach 2026-5786, prepared by Rabbi Noam Kornsgold
Walking with the Jewish Calendar, edited by Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson and Rachel Miriam Safman Pesach – Let All Who are Hungry, by Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson
Pam Schlosberg, WLCJ Financial Secretary We hear the ding every morning—that social media call to connect. We grab a cup of coffee, green tea, or a protein drink in one hand and balance our phone in the other. And we’re off to check who is reaching out, waiting for our response, or simply poking us. Continue Reading »
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