Chavurah

Our congregation has a strong culture of active chavurah groups.

In Hebrew, chaver means friend, and chavurah (plural chavurot) refers to a group of synagogue members who congregate to socialize and enjoy Jewish life together.

Brith Shalom chavurot have flourished and endured over the years. Some chavurot have been together for decades! Our chavurot gather for many reasons: social activities, holidays, lifecycle events, discussions about Jewish history and other topics -- or all of the above.

We hope that you will consider becoming part of a chavurah.

Based on your responses on the Chavurah Interest forms below, we will match you to a chavurah where you can create strong and meaningful connections.

Chavurah Interest Form (if you’re not yet in a chavurah)

or

Existing Chavurah Member Form (if you’re a chavurah member)

Thank you,
Laura Tolpin, Membership Committee Chair