Our world stands on three things – torah, avodah (worship), and gemilut chasadim (deeds of loving kindness).  Would you like to connect with others, deepen your understanding of Judaism, help others in the community?  Below are various ways you can do this. If something sparks your interest, feel free to contact the individual listed for more information.

For Yourself                                                                                                                                                   

What You Can Do	Whom To Call
Become an adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah	Rabbi Cohen (952) 426-6643
Study Hebrew - beginning to advanced	Debby McNeil
Study Torah	See Torah Study Schedule
Study Pirke Avot	Claire Whelan (952) 426-6643
Learn About the Basics of Judaism	Claire Whelan (952) 426-6643
Learn to chant Torah	Rabbi Locketz (952) 426-6643
Learn to cook Jewish holiday specialties	Debby McNeil
Help plan adult education offerings	Linda Cohen or Mary Daunis
Attend a board meeting	Dick McNeil

For Your Children                                                                               

What You Can Do	Whom To Call
Teach in the Religious School	Toby Koritzky (952) 933-4757
Substitute in the Religious School	Toby Koritzky (952) 933-4757
Work on religious education policies	Terri Coopersmith or  Wendy Ringer
Work on Shalom Yeladim (preschool) policies	Michelle Raymond (952) 933-8525
Help oversee and coordinate youth activities	Ted Blumberg
Become a Madrich for Religious School class	Toby Koritsky (952) 933-4757
Plan in activities for high school youth (BeSTY)	Rabbi Locketz (952) 426-6643
Participate in youth group activities	Ted Blumberg
Tutor kids in Hebrew	Toby Koritsky (952) 933-4757
Help with holiday celebrations in the Religious School	Toby Koritsky (952) 933-4757