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SUMMARY:Moving To Stillness: A Special 90 Minute Yoga Class
DESCRIPTION:We are thrilled to offer you an opportunity to experience three of our yoga instructors simultaneously while moving you through three different genres of yoga.  First\, Lisa will take you through movement and breathwork to develop strength and mobility.  Next\, you will experience Yin yoga where Kimberly will guide you into gentle poses\, allowing the body\, mind\, and emotions the time to settle and release. The final part of the class will be led by Bari\, including postures\, mantras\, and delicious guided relaxation and sound healing. \nPlease bring a Yoga Mat and a blanket or large towel.
URL:https://shamesjcc.npgdev.com/event/moving-to-stillness-a-special-90-minute-yoga-class/
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SUMMARY:MLK Day of Service
DESCRIPTION:There is strength in numbers and power in shared purpose. \nThis MLK Day\, January 15\, 2024\, the Shames JCC is joining UJA and a variety of partners from across New York to work together toward a stronger future for all. \nJoin us at the J for meaningful volunteer opportunities that will make a difference in the lives of individuals\, our community\, and the greater community to which we all belong. Families can decorate and pack “Blizzard Boxes”\, which contain the makings of a complete meal\, for food pantries around Westchester and the Bronx. Adults will work with our Generation Forward volunteers to sort medical supplies for the Afya Foundation to distribute to crisis settings around the world. \nWe have opportunities for all ages\, in 90-minute shifts throughout the day. \n  \n 
URL:https://shamesjcc.npgdev.com/event/mlk-day-of-service-2/
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SUMMARY:Exploring Rituals in Judaism and Christianity Marriage and Divorce
DESCRIPTION:Join Rabbi Jay Stein of Greenburgh Hebrew Center and Reverend Gareth Evans of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church to explore marriage and divorce rituals through the lens of two different faiths. \nIn the Jewish tradition\, marriage is called kiddushin\, which means to make something holy. Sometimes\, a couple cannot and should not stay together\, therefore needing to uncouple. Just as both the Jewish and Christian faiths have a way of consecrating the union\, both seek to find ways of permitting a couple to move on in the hopes that the love they once held for each other might direct them as to how to separate. Join us as we explore rituals and scriptures from both faiths to help people mark these milestones in their lives. \nThis lecture is a part of the From Baptism to B’ Mitzvah: Exploring Rituals in Judaism and Christianity series.
URL:https://shamesjcc.npgdev.com/event/from-baptism-to-b-mitzvah-exploring-rituals-in-judaism-and-christianity-marriage-and-divorce/
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SUMMARY:Out to Lunch with the JCC: O Mandarin Chinese restaurant
DESCRIPTION:Join your fellow foodies for our next lunch outing to the beloved O Mandarin Restaurant in Hartsdale! Your meal includes your choice of soup\, lunch entree\, plus tea or coffee. O Mandarin is known for its freshly prepared and creative Chinese cuisine served in an elegant dining room. \nThe menu is suitable for vegetarians and meat-eaters alike. The cost is $20 per person (to be brought in cash)\, and includes all taxes and gratuity.  Bring your appetite and a friend\, or come make new ones! These events are always lots of fun and are open to all. \n$20 cash covers all food\, tax\, and tip \nNOTE: We will be meeting at O Mandarin\, 361 N Central Ave in Hartsdale\, NY 10530\, located in the same strip mall as H Mart. There is plenty of parking available. If you need a ride to the restaurant from the JCC or have room in your car for others\, please email cjacobs@shamesjcc.org when you register. \n 
URL:https://shamesjcc.npgdev.com/event/out-to-lunch-with-the-jcc-o-mandarin-chinese-restaurant/
CATEGORIES:Adult Enrichment
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SUMMARY:Reel To Real Film and Discussion Series: Misery
DESCRIPTION:Join Scott Bloom\, LCSW-R and film enthusiast\, for the kick-off to a new series that explores cinematic themes and how they play out in real life. The first selection is Misery\, directed by Rob Reiner and based on the book by Stephen King. \nOne of the more curious phenomena of our time and culture is fandom and the rise of we-ness–the fanatical affinity that people have for sports teams\, rock stars\, and celebrities. In Misery\, danger awaits when psychic boundaries become so blurred that a person doesn’t know where fantasy begins and ends.  Misery sets the stage for us to discuss the role of we-ness in our culture and how symbiotic relationships– with each other and within ourselves– are more pervasive than we care to acknowledge. \nProgram schedule:\n6:30: Dinner available \n7:00: Welcome & Introduction to the film \n7:15: Film begins \n9:00-10:00: Discussion (stay as long as you like!) \nAbout the presenter: Scott Bloom has spent his 33-year career at the intersection of mental health\, schools\, and communities. He was the founding director of School Mental Health Services for the New York City Department of Education\, where he built a city-wide system of mental health services and resources in over 1800 city schools to better serve the needs of 1.2 million students and families. Mr. Bloom has certification as a psychotherapist and a private practice and supervision in New York City. He is currently the director of special projects at New York Psychotherapy and Counseling Center.
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