Chavurah
WHAT IS A CHAVURAH?
A Chavurah is a small intimate friendship group of Temple members, like an extended family, who share life events and activities together – both in and outside the Temple. Each chavurah sets its own schedule and agenda which reflects the needs and desires of its members. The focus can be social, educational, religious, or any combination.
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?
Participation in the Chavurah Experience is open to all members of Beth Chaverim Reform Congregation.
WHAT DOES IT COST?
Good News...It is FREE!
WHEN AND WHERE DO CHAVUROT MEET?
Chavurah members usually meet at Temple services or events, in their homes, in restaurants, sports venues, theaters, or other locations decided upon by the members of the chavurah. The interests, needs, and schedules of each chavurah, which can vary greatly, are the deciding factors in the dynamics and activities of each group.
HOW DO I START OR JOIN A CHAVURAH?
Do you have a special interest in any area that you would like to share with other members our community by starting a Chavurah? Would you like to join a Chavurah? For further information or to express interest, contact Lisa in the office at Office@bcrcva.org.
Info on Chavurahs
- Meditation Chavurah
- Young Families Chavurah
- Young at Hearts Club Chavurah
Mon, June 21 2021
11 Tammuz 5781
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