Get Connected
We have a number of communal and social programs for you to find your niche at CRC!
Shir Shabbat
Shir Shabbat is a monthly musical service with music from the CRC house band and expanded accompaniment from special guest musicians. Experience an immersive, celebratory, and connected Shabbat and enjoy a community potluck afterwards.
Mah Jongg Club
Our club meets twice a month—every second and fourth Thursday from 1–3 p.m. in the CRC Library.
Whether you’re a longtime Mah Jongg enthusiast or you’ve always wanted to give it a try, CRC’s new Lay-Led Mah Jongg Club invites you to gather, learn, play, and connect.
Men's Group
Connect with CRC Men's Group, a group for men and those comfortable in that space, meeting monthly for dinner and camraderie outside the synagogue walls.
Young Adults
20s & 30s
For CRC members in their 20s & 30s (plus or minus!). This is a social group that seeks to strengthen relationships through shared community and friendship.
Meet other young adults at CRC, make friends, learn together!
Death Café
Creating with the Moon
Our Women’s Rosh Chodesh circle offers a gentle, nurturing space to explore the themes of the Jewish month, set personal intentions, and engage your creative spirit. All women are invited to start the month with heart and purpose.
Lay Led Book Club
Meeting Monthly at CRC –
Third Thursdays at noon.
Calling all readers in the CRC community—Join us in the CRC library on the third Thursday of the month at 12 pm to discuss books that are Jewish or Jewish-adjacent – author, theme or characters. Bring your lunch and enjoy the lively conversations!
Handiwork Chavurah
Weekly Wednesdays at CRC
CRC will host a Handiwork Chavurah in our Living Room every Wednesday following Torah Study, from 1:15–3:00 pm.
Enjoy an afternoon of creativity and connection. Come relax, craft, and build community with us — one stitch at a time.
Online Community
We are passionate about making experiences at CRC meaningful and accessible for everyone, so that no matter where you are in life- across the country, at home with family, or recovering from illness- you can participate meaningfully in our community.
