• Demons, Dybbuks, and Golems, Oh My!

    Virtual Event

    Join Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Seidel for a discussion about supernatural creatures and entities described throughout Jewish writings. Classical sources and contemporary iterations in folklore and literature will be discussed. Takes place via Zoom. Register here.

  • PJCC/PTBE Get Up and Go Social Hour: Succulent Container Gardening

    Build friendships, make connections, and enjoy our special times of community and conversation. Join Master Gardener Janice Moody to discover the hows and whys of succulent container gardening. You will not only learn why succulents make great container plants, but also learn about pre-planting considerations, such as environment and soil. Then she’ll discuss design basics, […]

  • PJCC Presents: Avi Melamed Reporting from Jerusalem

    Virtual Event

    Thursdays, January 11 – February 1: Join us for a four-session series with Avi Melamed, who will provide expert analysis from Israel. Register and receive the zoom link here.

    free
  • Biblical Women: Emerging from the Margins through Midrash (Melton Peninsula)

    Discover a captivating array of over a dozen biblical heroines, both familiar and lesser-known, as we explore classic and modern midrashic commentary. Delving into their lives and choices, this Melton course provides multiple perspectives on their roles in Jewish history and literature, portraying them as rich and complex characters. Taught By Rabbi Laurie Matzkin, PJCC […]

  • The Dybbuk Meets Tony Kushner

    Focusing on scenes from the plays The Dybbuk and Angels in America, Oded Lipshitz leads us on a thought-provoking discussion about the role of magic in drama in times of cultural transformation. Oded Lipshitz is an Israeli playwright and director whose plays have been performed in Israel and in festivals around the world. He currently […]

  • Israel Advocacy

    Most elected officials do not understand the nuances of the local Jewish community’s connection to Israel. As the Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues to dominate political discussion, join JCRC to learn how to discuss this complex issue with your elected leaders. Participants will leave with the training with practical skills for responding to common issues and questions.

  • PJCC Presents: Avi Melamed Reporting from Jerusalem

    Virtual Event

    Thursdays, January 11 – February 1: Join us for a four-session series with Avi Melamed, who will provide expert analysis from Israel. Register and receive the zoom link here.

    free
  • Biblical Women: Emerging from the Margins through Midrash (Melton Peninsula)

    Discover a captivating array of over a dozen biblical heroines, both familiar and lesser-known, as we explore classic and modern midrashic commentary. Delving into their lives and choices, this Melton course provides multiple perspectives on their roles in Jewish history and literature, portraying them as rich and complex characters. Taught By Rabbi Laurie Matzkin, PJCC […]

  • Blood Drive with Stanford Blood Centers

    Donating blood saves lives. Do a mitzvah (a good deed) and save a life today! Participate in our upcoming blood drive with Stanford Blood Center, hosted at the PJCC. Each registered donor will receive one $20 eCard with many options to choose from! Sign up for your appointment at the Stanford Blood Center website. For […]

  • J Leaders Jewish Leadership Forum – United Against Antisemitism and Anti-Muslim Hate: A Leadership Approach to Confronting Hate

    Virtual Event

    Join us for an enlightening webinar, “Uniting Against Antisemitism and Anti-Muslim Hate: A Leadership Approach to Confronting Hate.” In this crucial discussion, renowned experts will come together to explore effective strategies for combating bigotry and fostering unity. Through insightful and actionable perspectives, we aim to inspire a collective commitment to tolerance, understanding, and leadership in […]

  • Biblical Women: Emerging from the Margins through Midrash (Melton Peninsula)

    Discover a captivating array of over a dozen biblical heroines, both familiar and lesser-known, as we explore classic and modern midrashic commentary. Delving into their lives and choices, this Melton course provides multiple perspectives on their roles in Jewish history and literature, portraying them as rich and complex characters. Taught By Rabbi Laurie Matzkin, PJCC […]

  • Lunch & Learn: What Talmud Stories Tell Us About Life

    Led by Aviv Siegel, Rabbinical student at the Academy for Jewish Religion. Join us in studying Jewish stories that are as relevant to life today as they were when written 1,500 years ago. We will read short tales from the Talmud in English and use them to discuss what the Rabbis were trying to teach us […]