Come meet-up and join our group of families raising/with young Jewish children, ages 0-5, in the Boston area (including Jamaica Plain, Back Bay and the South End). Opportunities include Jewish holiday celebrations, parenting groups, story times, Shabbat sing-alongs, and weekly drop-in meet-ups held in many locations in the Boston area and at Temple Israel of Boston. All of our programs for families raising/with young Jewish children are open to all – temple membership is not required. So whether …

We call ourselves "A Family of Friends @ Agudath Achim" - and that's just what we are. You'll find our ongoing information under that same name on Facebook, but for this fall we've added a presence here on Meetup to find out if it seems to make a difference. In that regard then . . . . You should join this group if you're interested in participating in Jewish community life. We welcome interfaith individuals and families. We welcome those exploring building their own connection to living a Jewis …

Coed Jewish Softball  Are You Ready For Softball? The 2012 Coed Jewish Softball summer league is scheduled to take place on Sundays from May 20 through mid August. It consists of 10 weeks of regular season play plus 2 weeks of playoffs. 2012 Summer Season (Boston Chapter) Our Coed Jewish Softball Summer and Fall leagues provide all members of the community with an opportunity to play softball and meet new people in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere of healthy competition. It is established …

I am a young mom of 6 who would love to meet other Jewish moms and dads. The goal of this group is to give each of us a chance to interact and socialize with other parents who have the same interests and goals. We are starting a Mommy and Me with a Jewish Twist. This program will incorporate songs, art, dance, movement, play time, exercise, mommy yoga, baby massage, parenting tips, stories and various sensory stimulation's. The goal of our program is to deepen our relationships with our …

This is a group for mixed couples where one of the members is Jewish. I see this as a group where we share ideas on how we blend our cultures, and deal with our families. Stuff like that. I recently finished my Doctoral thesis on counseling with Jewish Intercultural couples and families. I would personally love to see if others would find my ideas helpful, but I would also just love to hear what others are doing. I don't like to call it interfaith, because beliefs may or may not be an issu …

The Jewish Birth Network aims to connect soon-to-be and new parents with resources, skills, and community to make good choices for their families in the realms of health care, parenting, and Jewish practice. We aim to serve a broad range of families of diverse educational background, denominational affiliation, sexual orientation, and gender identity, including families where one or both parents are Jewish and single parents.

We are a synagogue founded five years ago to create a small cohesive traditional egalitarian proIsrael religious community affiliated with the Conservative movement in the Newton area. We are dedicated to enhancing our Jewish identities through learning, practice, and prayer; celebrating together at holiday, lifecycle, and social events; studying our people’s history in the land of Israel and the Diaspora and helping modern Israel thrive as a Jewish state. We welcome people of all ages, singles, …

The Mosaic Outdoor Mountain Club of Massachusetts is a unique non-profit organization dedicated to bringing Jewish people together to enjoy and foster a greater appreciation of the outdoors. We are a volunteer-led, member-driven organization that welcomes everyone, age 21 and older, to partake in a variety of activities with other Jewish outdoor enthusiasts. With over 400 members across Massachusetts and New England, our unique club welcomes singles, couples, and families with children, regardle …

The Boston Synagogue is the only synagogue located in downtown Boston with Shabbat services 52 weeks a year plus holidays & Passover. Our mission is to serve the needs of the diverse body of Jews living in downtown Boston. We are unaffiliated, post-denominational egalitarian, where both women and men are active participants in the service. There is an openness to all and it’s a place where people across Jewish denominations can make their own spiritual connections. Besides holding weekly service …