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Women inSync
Women inSync
Are you a recently retired and/or empty nester JCC fitness member? A unique group of JCC fitness members who are recent retirees or empty nesters looking to stretch their minds, bodies and JCC experiences. Designed for women who want to make new friends, have discussions on graceful aging, health, and transition issues, enjoy outings to museums, theaters and more.
• Make new friends
• Participate in two programs a month
• Discover the new you with discussions on relevant and interesting topics
• Outings to museums, theaters and more…
Women inSync @ the J meets on the first and third Thursday of the month (except when indicated) at 1:00pm.
Join Women inSync today!
Sarah Diamond
Program Director, Center for Adult Enrichment • Director, New Jersey Film Festival
Upcoming Programs
Thursday, September 6
1pm: Meeting – Welcome Back from Summer Vacation!
1:30pm: The Art of Garnishing
Hosted by Bracha Balser, we will learn how to enhance our table presentations. We will slice, shape and display fruits and vegetables in a fun and exciting way. Easy to learn with great results; No experience necessary. Please bring a lemon, cucumber, tomato and paring knife.
We’ll provide the Band-aids 😉
Thursday, September 20
1pm: Meeting – Get to know other Women inSync
1:30pm: Building Positive Relationships with your Adult Children
Women inSync’s own Elaine Garrod, PsyD, will identify the challenges and opportunities of being a parent of adult children. She will help us develop healthier communication, problem-solving and conflict management skills for more satisfying and joyous relationships. No pressure, Elaine!
Molly Burack Annual Lecture
The Faithful, Author: Rachel Reuben
Thursday, October 4, 2018; 12:30pm
Maurice Levin Theater, JCC MetroWest
Five compelling coming-of-age characters live out this edgy, push-pull story that juxtaposes ultra-orthodox Judaism with the modern, secular world. The Faithful explores the boundaries of love, sexual identity, gender, faith, racism, and violence.
Rachel Reuben is a writer and classically-trained chef. The Faithful is her first novel and is based loosely on her personal experiences as a secularly-raised teen immersed in the ultra-orthodox Jewish world.
Free to All This program is presented in honor of Molly Burack through the generosity of her children.
Women inSync @ the J will meet at the Café @ the J for lunch at 11:30am.
