Small Groups

Find your people; ignite your passion

Our small groups are designed to foster strong relationships among participants, while diving deeply into topics of shared interest. By signing up for one of these groups, you will find people to live Jewishly with, while growing and learning through professional facilitation.

Featured Group

Elementary School Families

A group for those with school-age children (ages 5-11) who are looking for the families with whom they can live a Jewish life, celebrating holidays and milestones together. This is a family education program that meets twice a month between October and May. This is an immersive educational experience that will meet twice a month. The first will be a Shabbat dinner in a participant's home for members of this chavura exclusively. The second touchpoint will be combined with the YourJewish preschool chavura, somewhere across the Twin Cities metro, in spaces that invite the integration of educational themes. These sessions may be at museums, parks, restaurants, malls, recreational venues, nursing homes, food shelves, venues that celebrate the arts, or other unique and creative venues.

Why is it important to find your people?

Creating Safe Space

Many people feel much more comfortable being with people who identify similar to themselves, finding greater personal safety in such settings. Whether it be as a family with children of a certain age, gender identity, or someone who is brand new to town, we can find comfort in being with others like ourselves. These safe spaces enable personal growth and connection.

Addressing Loneliness

One of the first lessons we learn in Torah is that it is not good for humans to be alone. Loneliness is one of the biggest issues that people face today and we hope to address it by helping people crate deep and meaningful relationships with others through participating in a small group that meets regularly over a period of time.

Get out More

Many people avoid leaving the comfort of their home for a variety of reasons. It can be scary to put yourself out there, even if you know you are lacking connection with others. We invite you to take the leap to try something new and imagine the possibilities of adding new experiences and relationships into your life.