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August 2024  5784 Av

Chaverim

I’m so grateful for our Jackson Hole Jewish Community. The sense of connection and belonging that it provides grants us a much-needed respite from life’s challenges, particularly the horrors of the October 7 massacre, the ongoing war in Gaza, and the current political turmoil. Yet while the news and our own awareness constantly remind us of the fragility of life, they also remind us of the importance of cultivating our resilience. How do we keep faith when times are tough? Our Jewish heritage has much to offer us as we ponder this question.

In a world that can sometimes seem overwhelming, the JHJC gives us frequent communal prayer and celebration opportunities. Alongside our daily services, there are Josh’s weekly Torah study sessions, which link us to generations of Jews who wrestled with our tradition’s stories and questions. There are also joyful events, such as the many b’nei mitzvah celebrations that we’ve been privileged to hold this year – and those are just a few examples.

The fellowship of the Jackson Hole Jewish Community anchors and supports us as we mark life-cycle events. It links us with Jews worldwide and throughout history in our journey through the Jewish calendar year by year. We acknowledge G-d as the Creator of our world and all that is in it, and offer our gratitude for the gift of being able to speak with our Creator. As we express our yearning for oneness and completeness, we are reminded that the still small voice is also a still small listener that is always there.

The greatest gift of all, and the one for which we are most grateful, is our ability to share our rich Jewish heritage with our children. It is a privilege to pass our traditions on to the next generation, and to watch our children thrive and blossom in the embrace of our community.

It is thanks to our members, friends, and volunteers that we are privileged to experience the love and support of the Jackson Hole Jewish Community. Please take this opportunity to become a member of the JHJC, renew your membership, or make an additional donation if you can. If you are unable to give financial support, please attend an Shabbat service or one of our cultural events, volunteer or share our information with a fellow Jew who may be new to the Jackson Hole.

May our community continue to be a source of support, solace, and joy. L’shanah tovah and may it be a blessed year to come. 

L’shalom,  Judd Grossman, JHJC Song Leader

Membership August 2024-July 2025

A sliding scale of dues is available; please pay what you can. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.

Membership Category / Suggested Fee

  • Individual $378
  • Single Parent Family $522
  • Family $720
  • Friend of the JHJC Any amount $1+ 

 Additional Yearly Contribution

 It is an important mitzvah that those of us who are more fortunate and able to do so assume greater responsibility for our operating budget. We ask you to consider the following: 

____ Leadership Development Fund  (any amount)  Again this year the  JHJC Board has voted to increase our funding of rabbinical studies and continuing education for our layleaders and staff. Please support our efforts to help underwrite some of these expenses. 

____ Legacy Giving  If you already have or would like to include the JHJC in your estate plans, please check here and we will follow up with you.

  • Mensch ($5,000-$10,000) 
  • Mishpacha ($2,500-$4,999) 
  • Chaver/Chaverah ($1-$2,499) 
  • General Endowment Fund (any amount)

TANGIBLE ADVANTAGES

Reduced rate for Bet Sefer school tuition

Reduced rate for ticketed social events & activities

Reduced rate for Spirit of the Mountains Summer Camp

JHJC Center rental advantages

Listing in the JHJC Membership Directory

Exclusive participation in adult education programs

with visiting leadership

Access to life cycle events leadership

INTANGIBLE ADVANTAGES

 Ensuring the existence of a Jewish Community in the Tetons.

Forming friendships within the Jewish Community through shared experiences.

It’s a mitzvah!

2024-2025 Board of Directors and Staff

Mike Scher, Co-President

Ben Goldberg, Co-President

Laurie Thal, Vice President

Rachel Stam, Treasurer

Janet Bellis

Lisa Goldstein

Paula Romberg

Josh Kleyman, Bet Sefer Principal

Mary Grossman, Exec. Director

Bradley Adams, Managing Director

Judd Grossman, Chazzan