We welcome you.  This is our first order of importance.  Whether you are new to the area or you have lived here for many years, we want to meet and greet you.
 
We provide a place for the practice of Judaism.  Our members come from the many Jewish practices, or from no history of practice at all. Come as you are …. we welcome you.
 
We do Shabbat.  For two years, during the height of the Covid isolation, we have missed only one Friday night, and that was New Year’s Eve.  By Zoom and/or in person, we share prayers, present a drash, and are together.  No need to bless and sip your wine alone when you could be with others.
 
We celebrate the events of the Jewish calendar.  From the High Holy Days to Purim, Chanukah to Passover, we continue the traditions that connect us to each other and as part of the Jewish world at large.  
 
We offer the opportunity to join a community.  We  get to know and support each other.  Coming together with each other through good times and sad times, sickness and in health, we welcome you. 
 
We add meaning to lives.  LCJC Committees can always find a way to use your expertise and experience.  Even if you never participated before, you will find interesting work and friends on one of the many groups making the LCJC vital and fun. 
 
Get to know what is happening in the Jewish world.  Our annual Jewish Film Festival not only offers a fascinating view of what is going on near and afar, but also shares its profits with local agencies.