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As we have done many times before, BJC came together as a community in the wake of the riots at the US Capitol with songs and prayers of peace and healing led by Rabbi Sunny Schnitzer. 

Using Zoom provided a much-needed connection for so many on that day, when processing the day's events and our feelings and concerns for our community in the Nation's Capital, a place where so many of us work, live, and have family and friends.

Click the photo above to watch this 3-minute "Oseh Shalom" episode from BJC's new Spiritual Soundbites collection that includes remarks from Rabbi Sunny.   

To watch the 30-minute session in full, click here to find it and other music and words of reflection, inspiration, understanding, and celebration.  

In keeping with the recommended guidelines for social gatherings during this period of the COVID-19 pandemic, and in keeping with the Jewish view that gives primacy to preserving life, BJC has replaced all in-person gatherings at our building with virtual gatherings. Meetings with the Rabbi or administrative staff —where all parties are masked—may be made by appointment.

Join us on Zoom and live streaming where we will continue to support and uplift each other until we can meet in person again. Please read BJC Now, our newsletter, and refer to the calendar for details. Click here to subscribe to BJC Now.

Go the Youth Learning page to learn how our religious school will operate beginning in October 2020. 

Please remember that you remain part of a loving and caring community concerned for your spiritual, emotional, and physical well-being. Should you or a family member experience any illness, injury, loss, or simply wish to talk to someone, please contact the Rabbi  

Stay Home.  Stay Healthy..