Warm, interactive Passover Seder. Our Seders are English friendly and not prayer intensive, with discussion and spirituality. Enjoy fine wines, full dinner, liberating insights, rousing songs and hand-made Matzot.

Sinai Scholars Society 

The group meets eight times. Students participate in the discussion, embark on a field trip, experience a Shabbat, and write a paper. And when they’re done, they can meaningfully discuss Judaism’s approach to such issues as faith, family, property, medical and business ethics, relationships, and much more.

Apply mind-bending, brain-twisting, hair-splitting Talmudic reasoning to solve real-life modern dilemmas—situations that actually happened yet seem impossible to solve. What do you do when your gut tells you one thing, and your brain tells you another? Prepare for a mental expedition to mind-wrestle with situations that force us to choose between two reasonable truths.

6 week course, starting mid February '21

Weekly class on current events, filled with insights from psychology and philosophy, drawing from the weekly Torah portion.

Challah baking is always an oasis in what is an otherwise a chaotic week.

Bake safely with you pod.

Weekly Kabbalat Shabbat at IJSCB are lively and full of melody. A great way to welcome Shabbat.

Shabbat dinners are a weekly staple, where students get together, to celebrate and re-connect.

RSVP required, masks and social distancing enforced. 

Shabbat morning Kiddush featuring a delicious cholent & great conversations. 

RSVP required, masks and social distancing enforced. 

To facilitate your access to Kosher food, we put together prepared meal offerings from the Butcherie.

> Free delivery with no minimum

> Food arrives daily (per your choosing)

To facilitate your access to Kosher food, we now have items at IJSC.

New RSVP system, making it easier to be in the know of upcoming events, featuring one word RSVP via SMS