Picture this: A steaming cup of tea in your hands, a group of incredible Jewish women around you, and a thought-provoking Torah discussion that leaves you inspired, energized, and ready to take on the world. That’s Torah & Tea. What is Torah & Tea? Torah & Tea is a no-fuss, all-heart gathering for Jewish women who crave meaningful conversation, a little soul food, and a warm, welcoming space. Held once a month around Mushka’s dining room table, it’s where wisdom meets warmth, and where friendships flourish as naturally as the tea flows. Why You’ll Love It: A Break from the Daily Hustle – Evenings are packed. Work, family, life- it’s a lot. That’s why Torah & Tea happens during the day, just when you need a breath of fresh air and a moment to reconnect. The Warmth You’ve Been Looking For – It’s not a class, it’s not a lecture- it’s a space. A space where you can ask questions, share ideas, and explore the depth of Jewish wisdom without pretense. Real Conversations, Real Inspiration – We talk about the things that matter. Every session delivers Torah insights you can actually use, helping you navigate life with confidence and clarity.

Program Details: Join the guys to wrap Teffilin, say the Shema, share some words of Torah Inspiration & bond over a bagels and lox breakfast. This program will be running at Chabad Mercer Island starting Sunday, June 14th.

SINAI AND CIVICS How Jewish values helped shape America’s founding ideals In time for the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this four-session course reflects on the Jewish ethics, ideas, and values that inspired and influenced America’s founders—and that still shape our government and society today. Was it always self-evident that all people are “created equal”? What is the “pursuit of happiness”? What inspired America’s system of checks and balances? And looking ahead, what steps can we take to build a just and united future? (No previous Jewish learning necessary.)

SINAI AND CIVICS
How Jewish values helped shape America’s founding ideals

In time for the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this four-session course reflects on the Jewish ethics, ideas, and values that inspired and influenced America’s founders—and that still shape our government and society today.

Was it always self-evident that all people are “created equal”? What is the “pursuit of happiness”? What inspired America’s system of checks and balances? And looking ahead, what steps can we take to build a just and united future?

(No previous Jewish learning necessary.)

Shabbat Under the Stars- BBQ Edition Friday, July 24 | Cocktails 7:00 PM · Shabbat Dinner 7:30 PM Join us in our backyard oasis for a summer Shabbat that sizzles. We’ll greet sunset with craft cocktails, then ease into a full‑service BBQ spread prepared before candle‑lighting, think perfectly grilled mains, fresh sides, and that unmistakable Shabbat warmth. All you have to do is show up, relax, and let the songs and starlight carry you. Seats are just $20 per adult; kids dine free. Want to turn a great night into an unforgettable one? Be a co‑sponsor for $180 or a full sponsor for $500 and help share the joy with the whole community. Space is limited, so reserve now. Address details follow your RSVP- can’t wait to welcome you to a magical evening of good food, good friends, and Shabbat joy.

SINAI AND CIVICS
How Jewish values helped shape America’s founding ideals

In time for the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this four-session course reflects on the Jewish ethics, ideas, and values that inspired and influenced America’s founders—and that still shape our government and society today.

Was it always self-evident that all people are “created equal”? What is the “pursuit of happiness”? What inspired America’s system of checks and balances? And looking ahead, what steps can we take to build a just and united future?

(No previous Jewish learning necessary.)

SINAI AND CIVICS
How Jewish values helped shape America’s founding ideals

In time for the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this four-session course reflects on the Jewish ethics, ideas, and values that inspired and influenced America’s founders—and that still shape our government and society today.

Was it always self-evident that all people are “created equal”? What is the “pursuit of happiness”? What inspired America’s system of checks and balances? And looking ahead, what steps can we take to build a just and united future?

(No previous Jewish learning necessary.)