JOI

JOI Enhancing relationships. Enriching lives. Anywhere. Any time.

JOI brings the beauty and relevance of Torah and Judaism
to all Jews and their loved ones, through engaging classes, innovative programming, and exciting social events.

09/04/2026

Change doesn’t start with a plan. It starts with standing up.
This week’s parsha, Nitzavim, reminds us: the hardest part isn’t the whole journey, it’s just showing up for step one.

09/03/2026

Menachem. Joe. Whatever you know me as. I’m here for one reason: meaningful High Holiday programming. 🍎🍯 Drop a 🙋 if you’re in.

09/01/2026

POV: you’re a Jewish outreach professional

Comment down below if you have this many jobs😂

08/31/2026

SITE Week 1 Rosh Hashana Edition🍎❤️

We spent the day learning all about Rosh Hashana and new beginnings. The kids explored the shofar blasts through movemen...
08/31/2026

We spent the day learning all about Rosh Hashana and new beginnings. The kids explored the shofar blasts through movement and song, made Rosh Hashana crafts, and finished with an apples and honey twist on a classic toss game. Each cup held a new year challenge or resolution to complete before moving on.

What an awesome start to the year!

It rained! We pivoted. You showed up anyway. 🙌Shabbat in the Park became Shabbat wherever we could find a roof (or a coz...
08/30/2026

It rained! We pivoted. You showed up anyway. 🙌

Shabbat in the Park became Shabbat wherever we could find a roof (or a cozy basement) and somehow it was still one of our favorite nights all summer. Kids running around, Tot Shabbat singing loud, kickball and ultimate frisbee in the rain, food that disappeared fast, and a whole community that just rolled with it.

Thank you to everyone who came out and squished in with us! What a crowd! We loved celebrating Shabbat with all of you ❤️

08/30/2026

We loves celebrating Shabbat In The Park with all of you this weekend! It was so amazing to be together rain or shine🌧️☀️.

08/28/2026

What do you want, a cookie?

In this week’s parsha, Parshat Ki Savo, bringing the first fruits to Yerushalayim was a whole celebration filled with music , dancing, and gratitude.

But when it comes to giving Ma’aser, 10% of our income to tzedakah, we don’t throw a party. Why? Because we’re supposed to do it. It’s not something extra. It’s part of what G-d intended for us.

Sometimes we’re waiting for recognition for doing the right thing. But not everything needs a cookie. 🍪

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