Mission
Vision
Community Leadership
“The Center began with a simple conviction: that no one should have to carry a hard season alone, and that the help on offer should never depend on what you believe or whether you belong to anything at all. What we have built here is not a synagogue programme. It is a door that opens outward — to our neighbours, to people of every faith and of none, and to anyone who walks up the path looking for somewhere to sit down.”
“We are grateful to the people who keep it open, and we hope you will find something here that helps.”
Our beginning
How the Center came to be, and what one act of attention turned into.
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Programs & events
The Center for Spiritual Well-being can offer a connection to giving back to others spiritually and emotionally. We offer programs, support groups and classes that engage individuals who are seeking mental, emotional and spiritual, support and well-being.
This is an umbrella group for many social action activities such as providing food for the needy, environmental issues, helping the sick and social issues. It shall undertake and promote opportunities founded upon the Jewish principles of gemilut hasadim (good deeds) and Tikkun Olam (repairing the world).
We offer various support groups through the CSWB. These groups usually consist of people with similar problems who meet to give support, practical advice, and encouragement to the people who participate in the group.
Torah, Yoga, Prayer, Meditation & Song
Torah and Yoga with Leah Weisman. Healing Service with a Beth Sholom Rabbi.
Teaming and co-sponsors
Programs at the Center are often run with other non-profits in the area. Where a partner co-sponsors an event, they are credited on the event page.
Support the Center
The Center for Spiritual Well-being is funded on its own. A gift made here pays for the classes, the support groups, the healing services and the social action work that stay free and open to anyone who walks in, whatever they believe.
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