We are delighted to welcome Rabbi Jill Hammer, PhD, long-time member of the Romemu community and teacher at The Well for Romemu Lifelong Learning, for a community dinner following Shabbat services. She will speak about her book Undertorah: An Earth-Based Kabbalah of Dreaming.

Undertorah takes readers on a journey through the root systems of the dreamworld. Drawing on Rabbi Jill’s deep knowledge of ancient Jewish dream practice, world wisdom traditions, and contemporary ecotheology, this hybrid work of mystical scholarship combines personal narrative, multi-voiced oral history, and a somatic alternative to more symbolic methods of dream interpretation. A practical and paradigm-shifting guidebook for individuals and communities, Undertorah offers a transformative approach to contemporary dreamwork, grounded in embodied experience and ancestral wisdom, that connects us to spirit and inspires us to heal our world.

We warmly invite all members to join dinner and this inspiring conversation with Rabbi Jill, an evening of connection, learning, and community.

A Hands-on Workshop with Torah Scribe Rabbi Linda Motzkin

At this once-in-a-lifetime workshop, Romemu members will participate in the creation of a Torah scroll with Rabbi Linda Motzkin, one of the first known women Torah scribes in history and one of the stars of the short documentary, “That’s How You Make a Torah,” directed by Romemu’s Director of Programming Lauren Greenhall.

Participants will get a sneak preview of the film followed by the opportunity to see and touch the raw materials — animal skin, sinew, quills, materials used in making ink, and more– that go into making a Torah scroll, and then participate in the sacred process of checking individual parchment panels before they can be assembled. Once completed, this Torah will be donated to a community in need of one.

All ages/families are welcome. Knowledge of Hebrew is not necessary to participate. Space is limited. Discover more about Rabbi Linda Motzkin and Lauren Greenhall here.

Scholars often compare the Torah to a well and its words to water—drawn from a deep place, this water can refresh and sustain all who seek it.

Torah study at Romemu is central to our spiritual journey. The Well, our program of educational offerings, provides learning opportunities for seekers at every level.

Regardless of your education or religious background, our programs welcome newcomers while also deepening the knowledge and practice of all Jewish learners, guiding participants toward living with holiness in challenging times.

Join us this season for our Lifelong Learning Spring Classes 2026 and draw from the well of Torah together.

Join us for a joyful and heartwarming Passover Seder that celebrates freedom in every sense — spiritual, communal, and and the cherished rituals of this special night.

Experience soulful singing, and the timeless story of liberation brought to life in a warm, welcoming setting. Enjoy a delicious Passover feast with fine wine — no cooking, no cleaning, no stress. Just show up and be present.

This seder is most appropriate for teens & up. For a kid-friendly second night seder, consider joining the 92NY Family Seder here.

Volunteers Needed!

Help keep our community safe by volunteering as part of our synagogue security team in partnership with the Community Security Service (CSS). CSS provides professional training and ongoing support to synagogue volunteers. Once 12–15 community members sign up, CSS will coordinate a Level 1 Basic Training certification, which includes a 4-hour self-paced online course and a 3-hour in-person class. Volunteers learn situational awareness, searches and sweeps, radio communication basics, and emergency procedures and become eligible for continued training and service with our synagogue security team.

March 10, 2026, 7:30 pm, at 92NY, 1395 Lexington Avenue New York

Join Rabbi David Ingber for a special live taping of his acclaimed podcast Detours & Destinations as he and humanitarian Georgette Bennett discuss her new book, Half-Jew – Full Life.

This riveting account of Holocaust survival and American reinvention chronicles the extraordinary life of Gary “Pips” Phillips — Bennett’s surrogate family — who chose to identify as Jewish under Nazi rule, a defiant act that shaped his lifetime of courage and resilience. This conversation will explore both the history and the deeply personal connection at the heart of this unforgettable story, while widening the aperture to reflect on warning signs in today’s world.

Seekers Holistic Hebrew School provides children and families with the Jewish education they need to find meaningful connections to Jewish life and practice. Engage your children in Jewish life through all our Youth & Family programs, including Family Services, Sha’Baby and Sha’Boker, staring from birth through the teen year.

Romemu Brooklyn seeks to integrate body, mind, and soul in Jewish practice. We offer passionate services and communal spiritual connection to build authentic relationships with both ourselves and our community.

Romemu is reopening our Jewish recovery fellowship for anyone seeking freedom from addiction of any kind.

What it is: An anonymous 12-step group following the traditions of AA, drawing on Jewish spiritual wisdom from Jewish 12-step recovery texts, Torah, Mussar teachings, and other Jewish wisdom throughout the ages.

Who it’s for: Anyone struggling with addiction—whether you’re at the beginning of your journey, have been sober for years, months, or are taking it one day at a time. Anyone supporting someone in recovery. Anyone seeking a Jewish perspective on the 12 steps. Jewish or not, you’re welcome.

We’re just starting: Join our WhatsApp group to help build this community. We’re planning to meet in person once or several times monthly.