Third in a four part Sunday Series:

The next Creating Spiritual Journeys session entitled, Building a Sacred Relationship with the Divine will be on Sunday, May 17, 10:30-12:30.  This workshop combines an exploration of Jewish sources with partners (Hevruta) and group discussion, followed by making our own art as a response to what we learned. For those who really don't want to make art, you can creatively express yourself through writing. Register here.

Come and try it out! For those who need financial help, please contact Rabbi Tobie. 

Join us for our monthly Shoresh gathering at JCOGS! Join us for singing/movement with Rabbi David, and Katie Yoskowitz, followed by a hands-on activity, ending with blessings over challah/grape juice followed by a lite nosh.

Raise the Roof is back for 2026! Come and celebrate Spring with the Lamoille Community House at our annual fundraiser at Stowe Cider. TICKETS NOW ON SALE– with prices for every pocketbook! Get yours today and celebrate at the event of the season!

SoulSong Shabbat is where secular sit-around-the-firepit singing energy meets Shabbat soul—led by local musician Brian Leven along with Rabbi David. Expect fresh sounds, good vibes, and a little spiritual lift.

Just Mercy is a 2019 American biographical legal drama film co-written and directed by Destin Daniel Cretton and starring Michael B. Jordan as Bryan Stevenson and Jamie Foxx as Walter McMillian, together with Rob Morgan, Tim Blake Nelson, Rafe Spall, and Brie Larson. It explores the work of Bryan Stevenson, a young defense attorney representing poor black prisoners on death row in the Southern U.S.

To ensure that everyone who wishes to attend will have a seat in the 150-person theater, please pre-register in advance.

The song is a spell we weave together.  Come find Jewish community and sing songs of wholeness, solidarity, joy, resistance, and love!  BYO dessert potluck! Nourish our bodies, nourish our souls!

Come out to sing hope, resistance, prayer and community.

"Shttl" documents a day in the life of a traditional Jewish shtetl on the Ukrainian border, 24 hours before the Nazis invade their territory.

The film features an international cast headlined by Brooklyn-based actor Moshe Lobel (The Vigil) and award-winning veteran actor Saul Rubinek (Hunters, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, Warehouse 13, Unforgiven). "Shttl" has proven to be a phenomenon, running for eighteen weeks (and counting) in New York City theaters and screening to sold-out crowds across America and around the world!

In the words of film critic Danielle Solzman, "Shttl" is "one of the all-time great films about Jewish life in Eastern Europe."

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Join JCOGS for a warm, inviting, Shabbat in community + Oneg

hosted by the Green Team

Join Rabbi David, JCOGS, for Shabbat and observe Yom Haatzmaut - Israeli Independence Day with some Israeli and Shabbat music. 

Noa Ibson, senior at Harwood, will share about her personal experience studying in Israel during the fall semester.

Oneg by Linda Kopper, with Middle Eastern additions + Special Talk by Noa Ibson

"The Jew Store" is Stella Suberman's memoir of her Jewish family's move to a small Tennessee town in the 1920s.

Over 8 monthly sessions, we will explore how Torah (Jewish wisdom) frames time as a sacred dimension of Jewish life, engaging classical and modern sources to examine how days, seasons, and cycles shape consciousness, community, and covenant. Together we will consider how marking time with awareness can nurture balance, resilience, and joy.

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The Jewish Community of Greater Stowe gathers with our interfaith partners to commemorate Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day. This program will include traditional memorial prayers, readings, and candle lighting. We will gather in the foyer, creating a more intimate space for remembrance. From darkness to light, we affirm our resilience in the face of historic evil as we move into Shabbat. Services will follow in the sanctuary, with music and an oneg to conclude the evening.

Join Rabbi Tobie Weisman in an art and Torah filled workshop using the Studio Arts Project method

Join JCOGS for our monthly Shoresh gatherig at JCOGS! Join us for singing/movement with Rabbi David, followed by a hands-on activity, ending with blessings over challah/grape juice followed by a lite nosh.