True vision is a partnership between the mind, heart, and soul. WLCJ Executive Director Rabbi Ellen S. Wolintz-Fields reflects on Parashat Re'eh & honors her father's 15th yahrzeit in the latest edition of Our Sister's Voice.
Read it here: wlcj.org/2026/08/seeing-with…
In her first edition of Our Sister's Voice (formerly the Shabbat Message) as WLCJ International President, Pamela Schlosberg asks us to take a moment to pause from our purposeful busyness to breathe and reflect.
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Amidst life's relentless demands, finding a sanctuary of sisterhood is the ultimate remedy for the soul. Lymor Wasserman, WLCJ Convention Chair 2029, reflects on the spiritual renewal and quiet power of presence at Convention 2026.
Read her message: wlcj.org/2026/07/gift-of-con…
In her final Shabbat Message as WLCJ International President, Julia Loeb shares a powerful reflection on sisterhood, gratitude, and the "circle" that sustains us all. Thank you, Julia, for your guiding light over the past three years!
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As she prepares for the upcoming WLCJ Convention 2026, WLCJ Vice President and Kehilah-Education Chair Fran Hildebrandt looks back on an extraordinary three years of leadership, programming, and growth.
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Hundreds have registered, the initial goal for the Social Action Project (Comfort Cases) has been reached, and we are still adding beautiful Virtual Journal ads—so much has been accomplished in the months leading up to today, with only one month left until WLCJ Convention 2026!
Honoured to have served as WLCJ Int'l VP & Membership Chair, Doreen Bornfreund reflects on how a 1971 Kaddish invitation & Parashat Sh'lach reveal a beautiful path to honour her parents' legacy l’dor v’dor.
Read her Shabbat Message: wlcj.org/2026/06/it-has-been…
Ready to get organized for 5787? Pre-orders for the 2026-2027 Women's League Calendar Diaries are officially OPEN! Packed with everything you need, including Shabbat and holiday listings, Torah readings, candle lighting times, and daily prayers.
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"We Are Women’s League." For Wendy Glasser, International VP and Convention Vice Chair for Logistic, our defining tagline represents a lifetime of finding instant community. Discover the true power of an open door in her latest Shabbat Message: wlcj.org/2026/06/the-true-me…
Shavuot reminds us that the Torah was given to all of us. This holiday, we celebrate the joy of lifelong learning, the beauty of our shared heritage, and the powerful, enduring voices of women in our Jewish tradition. Wishing you a meaningful and joyous holiday!
In 1992, WLCJ passed a resolution declaring that Jerusalem has always been "our eternal capital, the expression of our unity as one people, experiencing both a common history and shared destiny." Today, we celebrate our deep connection to Jerusalem and pray for peace.
What do the Israelites & WLCJ Convention 2026 have in common? Think "Bamidbar in business casual." Read Julia Loeb's message on our July gathering in VA—a new chapter of shared purpose. And don't miss the early-bird deadline, ends today!
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Did you know early-bird registration for Convention 2026 closes in two days? Thursday, May 14 is your absolute last chance to lock in your discount. We are exactly two months away from an incredible week this July, so secure your spot today!
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The most profound lessons can be found anywhere, even in a child's innocent misunderstanding. Lymor Wasserman shares how a panicked moment over cookie dough and Parashat Emor reveal the true difference between hearing and listening.
Read here: wlcj.org/2026/04/recipe-thro…
Why is it that the path we tried to run away from becomes the one we follow? Anise Parnes, WLCJ International Vice President and Consulting Services Vice Chair, reflects on her journey from a "rebellious daughter" to becoming a Sisterhood President.
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As we celebrate Earth Day, we reflect on our sacred responsibility of caring for our planet. At Women's League for Conservative Judaism, we recognize that protecting our world is not just a necessity, but a profound expression of our values.
From the depths of remembrance to the heights of celebration, we pivot with pride to honor Yom HaAtzmaut! Today, we celebrate 78 years of Israel’s independence, resilience, and spirit. Women's League for Conservative Judaism remains steadfast in our love and support for Israel.
Today, we mark Yom HaZikaron, Israel's official day of remembrance for fallen soldiers and terrorism victims. Women's League for Conservative Judaism honors the brave soldiers of the IDF and the victims of terror who gave their lives to protect and sustain the State of Israel.
Sudden illness can feel incredibly isolating. In this week's Shabbat Message, WLCJ Recording Secretary Teresa Samtur connects a terrifying health scare to the isolation of the metzora and the healing power of community.
Read it here: wlcj.org/2026/04/modern-metz…
