Sisterhood
Sisterhood is one of the vital arms of the Synagogue. As a Sisterhood member, you can lend your unique voice and talents to the exquisite mosaic of women in our community.
Sisterhood offers a variety of educational, cultural, ritual, and social programs which enrich our mind and spirit. We contribute to local non-profit organizations and stand firmly behind our beloved homeland of Israel.
Our steadfast financial commitment helps to support the operations of EBJC.
Ongoing Activities & Sisterhood Contacts
- The Sisterhood Judaica Shop is your source for beautiful giftware, books, candles, head coverings, children’s items and more. If you see an item online, contact our Judaica Shop managers and they will assist you in your purchase.
- Browse the beautiful collection of gifts, home furnishings and Judaica for all occasions online.
- If you do not see what you are looking for, our managers will get it for you.
- Contact Cindy Rollman 908-812-6713 or Caroline Steinberg 732-735-6641
- Gift cards is an effortless way to help the Sisterhood raise funds by purchasing gifts for ShopRite, ACME, The Bridge (in Highland Park) and more. We all have to grocery shop during the Pandemic, and you are going to spend the money there ANYWAY!!! What could be easier?
- Contact the EBJC Office 732-257-7070
- Bimah Baskets – for any Simcha… A beautiful basket with food items will be placed on the Bimah prior to Shabbat. A card will let your guests know that a donation has been made in honor of the Bar/Bat Mitzvah child. You can also order a Bimah Basket for ANY occasion you would like!
- Contact Cindy Rollman 908-812-6713
- JNF Trees – to purchase trees-Contact: Diana Horowitz 732-390-9058
- Cards, Tributes & Tree of Life - Contact: Bernice Bellows-732-254-4103; Beth Belzer 732-238-7925
- Torah Fund – Contact Anne Kroll – 732-735-1616 selectivemedia@comcast.net
- EBJC Sisterhood Past Presidents for any of your questions or needs:
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- Sara Ullman - 732-249-4737 – sarajull366@gmail.com
- Cindi Jacobs – 609-409-6097 – cindi_jacobs17@yahoo.com
- Margot Julis – 732-672-8089 – magooj1211@comcast.net
- Cindy Rabinowitz – 908-307-5768 - cindy.rabinowitz@comcast.net
Wed, February 18 2026
1 Adar 5786
Axe-tion Packed Family Fun
Saturday, February 21 @ 7:30 p.m.: Join Men’s Club at Bury the Hatchet in Matawan for a fun and unique family night for all. Adults without children are also welcome. Participants must be age 10 or older. Every child under 18 must have a parent present. Snacks and refreshments are included. For event details and registration, please visit CLICK HERE.
(Be sure to sign up no later than 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 17.)
Jewish Art Series
Sunday, February 22 @ 1:00 p.m.: Take a journey into the lives of Jewish Artists from Eastern Europe who arrived in Paris with big dreams and little else. They overcame immense challenges and created groundbreaking masterpieces that forever changed the face of modern art. To join this discussion, please CLICK HERE.
Community Purim Palooza Carnival/Wine Tasting
Sunday, March 1 @ 11:30 a.m.: This event is bringing together four congregations in our community for fun and celebration for this festive holiday. There will be carnival games, crafts, tattoos, hair-braiding, face-painting, inflatables, a glow room, a photo booth, hamantaschen-making, Purim stories, prizes, and much more. Come taste over 100 wines at the Annual Passover Wine Tasting as well. Pizza is available for purchase or can be reserved in advance at the time of registration. The cost is $18 per child; maximum of $54 per immediate family. All participants must sign a waiver form to utilize the inflatable attractions. To register, please CLICK HERE.
HaZak
Thursday, March 12 @ 12:00 p.m.: Join us for a scrumptious lunch followed by the musical enjoyment of "Rhythm N' Sound!" They are professional entertainers whose musical program has pleased audiences throughout the Metropolitan area. To register for this event, please CLICK HERE.
(Be sure to register by Friday, March 6.)
Men's Club Seder Program
Tuesday, March 17 @ 7:00 p.m.:"Sharing Ideas on How to Have a Memorable Seder" This will be a virtual program in which we share what has worked to make our seders exciting and engaging. Some of our members wear sunglasses to commemorate the plague of darkness, others throw marshmallows to remember the hail! Let's learn from each other how to make this year's seder the best one yet!
DATE IS BEING RESCHEDULED
To register (and to see a memorable seder table you can create yourself) CLICK HERE.
PJP - Jewish Scolar Series
Thursday, March 19 @ 8:30 p.m.: "Jewish Justification of Diaspora Life" David Kraemer will be our speaker and has served as Professor of Talmud and Rabbinics for many years. He will go over how most Jews have lived in exile from the time of the Babylonian Exile to the present day. Prof. Kraemer will introduce us to some of the teachings that in recent generations have been less recognized. To register, please CLICK HERE.
PJP - Jewish Museum Tours
Thursday, March 26 @ 7:30 p.m.: Lizzi Meister, the public programs manager at the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience, will be our tour guide to explore the stories held in these galleries. We will learn how Southern Jews maintained their identity and became a part of the fabric of Southern society. We will walk through the galleries and have a discussion about this unique, yet universal experience. To register for this program, please CLICK HERE.
Sisterhood & Men's Club Breakfast
Sunday, April 12 @ 9:30 a.m.: "Financial and Legacy Planning" After a bagel and lox breakfast our guest, Allison Nagelberg, will discuss planning strategies for how to save money when giving to charities. Topics will include how to give gifts from IRAs, donor-advised funds, gifts of appreciated stock, etc. Such strategies will be of benefit not only when supporting EBJC, but also other qualified charities. For more information and to sign up, please CLICK HERE.
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