with Maître Sarah Ettedgui

$54 per person

 

Montreal corporate lawyer and Jewish community advocate Sarah Ettedgui will give an empowering talk about Jewish visibility, belonging and resilience, and refusing to become smaller or quieter in the face of hostility.

$20 per person · Light lunch: 12:30 pm · Program: 1:00 pm

Reviewed by Linda Shohet

‘The Things We Never Say ’ by Elizabeth Strout, is a moving, tender, wise, novel about a committed high school history teacher who is confounded by the emotional complexities of daily life.

$20 per person · Light lunch: 12:30 pm · Program: 1:00 pm

Reviewed by Linda Shohet

The Elements by John Boyne – A gripping and profound exploration of guilt, blame, trauma, and the human capacity for redemption. In The Elements, acclaimed Irish novelist John Boyne has created an epic saga that weaves together four interconnected narratives, each representing a different perspective on the enabler, the accomplice, the perpetrator, and the victim. REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Keynote speaker and honouree Dr. Norma Joseph

An activist for the Jewish world

Co-chairs: ELaine Mintz and Samantha Mintz Vineberg

$54 PER PERSON · registration required by Friday, October 3

Be part of a meaningful mitzvah opportunity that nourishes both body and soul as we prepare wholesome, delicious, and Kosher meals for Auberge Shalom, a vital organization supporting women and children affected by intimate partner abuse.

 

This is a powerful way to give back — and a beautiful expression of our community values in action.

 

Even if you can spare just an hour after school drop-off or morning minyan, your presence makes a real difference.

 

Be part of a meaningful mitzvah opportunity that nourishes both body and soul as we prepare wholesome, delicious, and Kosher meals for Auberge Shalom, a vital organization supporting women and children affected by intimate partner abuse.

 

This is a powerful way to give back — and a beautiful expression of our community values in action.

 

Even if you can spare just an hour after school drop-off or morning minyan, your presence makes a real difference.

 

Be part of a meaningful mitzvah opportunity that nourishes both body and soul as we prepare wholesome, delicious, and Kosher meals for Auberge Shalom, a vital organization supporting women and children affected by intimate partner abuse.

 

This is a powerful way to give back — and a beautiful expression of our community values in action.

 

Even if you can spare just an hour after school drop-off or morning minyan, your presence makes a real difference.

 

Be part of a meaningful mitzvah opportunity that nourishes both body and soul as we prepare wholesome, delicious, and Kosher meals for Auberge Shalom, a vital organization supporting women and children affected by intimate partner abuse.

 

This is a powerful way to give back — and a beautiful expression of our community values in action.

 

Even if you can spare just an hour after school drop-off or morning minyan, your presence makes a real difference.

 

Be part of a meaningful mitzvah opportunity that nourishes both body and soul as we prepare wholesome, delicious, and Kosher meals for Auberge Shalom, a vital organization supporting women and children affected by intimate partner abuse.

 

This is a powerful way to give back — and a beautiful expression of our community values in action.

 

Even if you can spare just an hour after school drop-off or morning minyan, your presence makes a real difference.

 

Be part of a meaningful mitzvah opportunity that nourishes both body and soul as we prepare wholesome, delicious, and Kosher meals for Auberge Shalom, a vital organization supporting women and children affected by intimate partner abuse.

 

This is a powerful way to give back — and a beautiful expression of our community values in action.

 

Even if you can spare just an hour after school drop-off or morning minyan, your presence makes a real difference.

 

Be part of a meaningful mitzvah opportunity that nourishes both body and soul as we prepare wholesome, delicious, and Kosher meals for Auberge Shalom, a vital organization supporting women and children affected by intimate partner abuse.

 

This is a powerful way to give back — and a beautiful expression of our community values in action.

 

Even if you can spare just an hour after school drop-off or morning minyan, your presence makes a real difference.

 

Be part of a meaningful mitzvah opportunity that nourishes both body and soul as we prepare wholesome, delicious, and Kosher meals for Auberge Shalom, a vital organization supporting women and children affected by intimate partner abuse.

 

This is a powerful way to give back — and a beautiful expression of our community values in action.

 

Even if you can spare just an hour after school drop-off or morning minyan, your presence makes a real difference.