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Parents of Adult Children: Managing Changing Relationships

Mayerson JCC 8485 Ridge Ave, Cincinnati Ridge Avenue 8485, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

2nd Tuesday of the month 12 - 1pm **Facilitator: Louis Liner** Parenting adult children can be difficult. Meet with us to discuss challenges including maintaining and improving relationships, setting boundaries, communicating needs, navigating difficult conversations, and more. Feel free to bring lunch. Applicable for parents of young adult children and older. View event on Jlive: […]

Adult Children of Aging Parents Group

Mayerson JCC 8485 Ridge Ave, Cincinnati Ridge Avenue 8485, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

4th Tuesday of the month 6:30 - 8pm **Facilitators: Louis Liner and Emily Sievers** More adults these days find themselves becoming a caregiver for a family member, especially as the older demographic continues to grow in number. While there are many resources available for adult children who are caring for their aging parents, challenges often […]

Home Base After School

Isaac M. Wise Temple 8329 Ridge Ave, Cincinnati Ridge Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

At Home Base, we provide Cincinnati families with high-quality, all-inclusive childcare after school. ​Your child will receive transportation from their school to Home Base, healthy snacks, homework help, Jewish learning, time to play, and more View event on Jlive: https://jlive.app/events/8633

shabbatCTY Stardust at COhatch

7875 Montgomery Rd 7875 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati

Meet us at COhatch in Kenwood for shabbatCTY! In addition to our joyful, musical Shabbat service, you can enjoy a happy (half) hour, nosh, and an optional dinner! Let us know you're coming - for drinks and prayer, or dinner too! Dinner cost is $20 per person - register for dinner by November 20. :et […]

Kadima Monthly Shabbat and Potluck!

ish 4089 S Langland St, Cincinnati

Please join us for a relaxed and connecting Shabbat experience. 6:30pm --Doors open, schmoozing, setup, arranging of food. 7:00pm -- Service start. Please message if there is a song or prayer you would like to lead! 8:00--Potluck dinner. Please bring a kosher style dish (no pork / shellfish) or drink to share. Rsvp appreciated and […]

Special Olympics Powerlifting

Mayerson JCC 8485 Ridge Ave, Cincinnati Ridge Avenue 8485, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Ages 16+ Join us in partnership with the Special Olympics of Hamilton County (SOHC) for powerlifting courses and training. Spots are limited so sign up quickly. _These programs are generously funded in part by The Milton and Frances Schloss Special Needs and Services Fund for Children and Adults, the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati, and The […]

Fitness and Friends

Mayerson JCC 8485 Ridge Ave, Cincinnati Ridge Avenue 8485, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Ages 16+ This engaging adaptive class offers low-impact exercise, socializing, and creative crafts. Participants should be able to engage independently or with the help of their own personal care assistant. _These programs are generously funded in part by The Milton and Frances Schloss Special Needs and Services Fund for Children and Adults, the Jewish Federation […]

Women’s Torah Study

Café Alma 6111 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati

Meet at Cafe Alma with Rabbi Sam Schapera to talk about the overlooked powerful women of the Torah and see how later Jewish texts responded to their feminine power. We will meet on the fourth Wednesday of every month at 10 AM. Your first drink is on us! Register at (https://nhs.shulcloud.com/womenstorah) View event on Jlive: […]

Lunch N’ Learn

Join Temple Sholom congregant Fred Miller on Tuesday, December 3 at 12:00 p.m. for a lunch and learn, where he will talk about his trip to Israel which took place at the end of May. It was a sad, emotional, and powerful experience that involved, among other things, a visit to the site of the […]

Literature as Politics: The Exodus Narrative with Angela Roskop Erisman (Hybrid event)

The Klau Library 3101 Clifton Ave, Cincinnati

The life of Moses begins in crisis, as his mother places him in a pitch- covered basket and abandons him to an uncertain fate in the river. The abandoned infant motif is attested in literature from across the ancient world, but the book of Exodus evokes a specific text: the birth legend of Sargon the […]