Meet Us
We are a multigenerational congregation of 130 families with room for everyone. In 1973, Chaverim was founded by a group of 20 families who were looking for more connectedness in their synagogue experience. Today we have grown, but our basic goal has not changed. We reach out to all of our members so that they can connect in ways that are most meaningful to them.  

Our Vision | Our Goals | Our Staff and Leadership

Our Vision
Chaverim is a Reform Jewish congregation in which each member has the opportunity to create a dynamic congregational experience cultivating spirituality, education, and tradition through active participation.

Our Goals

  • To facilitate affirmative Jewish identity through shared religious, educational and cultural experiences
  • To foster member involvement through the identification of the Congregation as a welcoming and supportive community
  • To encourage each member’s personal involvement in congregational life
  • To foster a creative and innovative religious atmosphere while preserving Jewish tradition and ethics
  • To provide an equal opportunity for each member to participate in determining congregational direction and goals

Staff and Leadership

We are lucky to have such a fantastic group of individuals dedicated to the Chaverim family. If you're interested in taking a more active role in shaping the future of congregation, let us know! We look look forward to your help.

Staff

  • Rabbi Stephanie Aaron
  • Interim Education Director, Naomi Present
  • Office Manager, Sheryl Sitser
  • Cantor, Karla Ember of Blessed memory

Board Officers

  • Co-Presidents, Bob Schwartz, Ari Ginsburg
  • Vice President, Jerry Braun
  • Co-Treasurers, Dina Rosengarten, Dan Feig
  • Recording Secretary, Nanci Freedberg

Board Members

  • Randie Collier
  • Tom Cracovaner
  • Brad Feder
  • Dan Feig
  • Barney Holtzman
  • Marlene Morton
  • Sean Oseran
  • Debra Yoklic

Immediate Past President

  • Rick Oestreich

 

   

 

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