Sisterhood

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Ner Tamid's Sisterhood is affiliated with Women's League for Conservative Judaism, the parent body of Sisterhood Affiliates of the Conservative synagogues.  Most recently we received the Women's League Jewels in Crown Award.  The Women's League (WL) for Conservative Judaism's Jewels in the Crown Award was established about ten years ago in order to recognize Sisterhoods who have demonstrated excellence in programming, social action and WL activities that nurture and sustain Jewish life in their local communities.   Some of our highlighted activities included CPR classes, educational speakers at the annual membership dinners, Mah Jongg Day,  the innovative "Bubbe of the Month" in our preschool,  Adopt a Family in conjunction with  Harbor Regional Center, numerous collections benefiting local shelters,  our annual Torah Fund Campaign and Sisterhood Shabbat. 

As a group we support the synagogues work in many ways.  We invite all who wish to participate with us as we dedicate ourselves to the accomplishment of our goals:

• Monthly activities for fun and learning
• Raise funds to support and sponsor: Preschool & CLAL Music Programs, Camp Ramah and USY Scholarship, Friday Oneg & Saturday Kiddushes
• Provide Bereavement Table Assistance
• Provide Hamantaschen at Purim 
• Support Torah Fund to assist Rabbis, Cantors and Educators
• Gift Shop 
• And much more . . .

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Torah Fund
The Torah Fund Campaign of Women’s League for Conservative Judaism is the dedicated philanthropy of Women’s League, its members, and its affiliated sisterhoods in Conservative congregations across North America. Torah Fund strengthens Jewish education by supporting scholarships and programming at these Conservative/Masorti institutes of higher Jewish learning:

• The Jewish Theological Seminary (New York) 
• Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies (Los Angeles)
• Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies (Jerusalem)
• Seminario Rabínico Latinoamericano (Buenos Aires)
• Zacharias Frankel College (Germany)