The City Congregation for Humanistic Judaism

A secular, cultural option for Jewish Identity. We believe that we are responsible for our own lives, responsible to one another, and need one another.

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For the final night of Chanukah, here's reason #8 to donate to TCC: Our rabbis are scholars in humanism as well as Judaism. Support your community at https://t.co/XXoXoTohZP

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For each night of Chanukah, we'll be sharing a different reason to contribute to TCC. Here's reason #7: We study Talmud from a cultural perspective. And contribute at https://t.co/XXoXoTohZP

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Reason #6 to donate to TCC, for night 6 of Chanukah: Interfaith couples can find a home at TCC. Just watch this video of two members who found their Jewish community with us: https://t.co/kvWG3YXLCz

And contribute at https://t.co/XXoXoTohZP

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For each night of Chanukah, we're sharing a different reason to contribute to TCC. Here's reason #5: We value both tradition and how these traditions have evolved. Contribute at https://t.co/XXoXoTFSRn

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Here's reason #4 to contribute this year: TCC provides learning opportunities for people of all ages. Contribute at https://t.co/XXoXoTohZP

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For the third night of Chanukah, here's reason #3 to contribute to TCC: As a volunteer non-profit organization, we depend on your donations. Contribute at https://t.co/XXoXoTFSRn

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For each night of Chanukah, we'll be sharing a different reason to contribute to TCC this year. Here's reason #2: This year TCC hosted over 200 community events, classes, and celebrations. Every contribution counts. Contribute at https://t.co/XXoXoTohZP

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Chag sameach! For each night of Chanukah, we'll be sharing a different reason to contribute to TCC this year. Here's reason #1: TCC is unique. Contribute at https://t.co/XXoXoTFSRn.

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This Giving Tuesday, The City Congregation is counting on you! https://t.co/LZHV8hrLar

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nyc experiment: week nine https://t.co/poeHVvS0fy

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The City Congregation challah tasting event held on October 23 at SAJ was a smashing success! Thanks
@fields, and all bakers and tasters for coming out to participate. We had 8 challah entries—6 home baked, and two favorite store bought. One entry was gluten-free!

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While Yom Kippur is traditionally a time for confessing sins and seeking repentance, in Humanistic Judaism, Yom Kippur guides us to seek and offer forgiveness among ourselves https://t.co/ib9PFLGoHw

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Humanistic Jews observe #RoshHashanah, the Jewish New Year, as a time for self-reflection and self-examination. It's a powerful opportunity for putting humanistic values into action: new beginnings, forgiveness, change, endings and beginnings. https://t.co/ib9PFLoNPY

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The seasons change, the times change, clothes change, and we secular #HumanisticJews connect to our community to keep us grounded. Join us for our High Holiday services this year, either online or in-person. #HighHolidays #RoshHashanah #YomKippur https://t.co/ib9PFLoNPY

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In our #secular #Humanist community, we believe in the nobility of human fellowship and the joy of unity. Join us for our unique and meaningful secular humanistic Jewish celebration of this year's #HighHolidays. https://t.co/IUGT0EmrrA

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Teshuva (repentance, or return), tefilla (prayer, or self-reflection), and tzedaka (charity) – meaning a return to our ideals, self-reflection, and putting our ethics into action – are the cornerstones of the Humanistic observance of Yom Kippur. https://t.co/rB2apdWgkq

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Seeking a #HighHolidays to fit your style? Our observances combine familiar passages with innovative language so that cultural Jews can mark these holidays in a way that is consistent with humanistic beliefs.

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A lighter program for the warmer weather! Join our summer Shabbat this week, followed by our cultural program. https://t.co/iVz7izdsY5

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Our Pride Shabbat is this week! Let's celebrate this cultural moment togeter. https://t.co/lqMn66G1Fx

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Our final Shabbat of the season is this Friday! We'll celebrate our volunteers and KidSchool graduation. Expect pot luck desserts and schmoozing. RSVP is requested but not required. https://t.co/UrIXqyAYNg