Pathways

Adult Living and Learning | NEW Adult Living Group

This programming will encompass diverse activities that foster social, spiritual, and personal growth with the goal of inspiring participants to forge a stronger connection to their faith, the synagogue, and the community.  Contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you would like to be on the planning committee.

Adult Casino Party | Saturday, February 4, 2012, 8:00PM

Designed for parents w/children 0-18... Come out for an evening with adults at the home of Dr. Jeffrey & Shayna Flash. RSVP online or to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it | 404.603.3748 | by January 30, 2012. COST: $15/per person.

Beit Aharon (The Goodman Institute)

The Goodman Institute (established in 2002) makes it possible for every member of the AA community to travel his/her own path to Jewish learning. We offer a wide variety of programs (mostly free of charge) designed to serve the needs of beginning learners, advanced learners and everyone in between. Our scope includes the fundamental texts of Conservative Judaism, Jewish history, Zionism and Israel, religious beliefs, practices and rituals, Jewish philosophy, Hebrew language and all aspects of Jewish culture, including literature, music, art and drama. View Schedule.

SENIORS | Ahava Luncheon

This social seniors' group meets each second Wednesday of the month from October through June @ 12:00PM. They meet for lunch, socialization, friendship and sheer pleasure. We attract between 50-80 seniors who come from throughout the Atlanta community. The programs are varied and  entertaining, and are supported by generous donations from Ahavath Achim members and the Dr. I. Jay Knopf Ahava Fund.

December 14 | Hanukah Program w/The Epstein School Chorus
January 11 | Pace Academy Chorus Broadway Selections
February 8 | Scott & Barry's Rip Roarin' Radio Impersonations
March 4 | North Atlanta High School Jazz Band
April - Pesach, No Program
May 9 | Kayla Taylor... Singer-Entertainer
June 13 | TBA

Ahava Knitters in Need | We need baby yarn for those who knit for Grady Hospital baby clinic. Please contact Bobbie Knopf at 404.255.3341 for details.

Social Action

Social Action at AA reaches into many areas of metro Atlanta and beyond and offers opportunities to get involved as individuals and families. Visit SA page for more information, click here.

Sisterhood

Celebrating its 90th anniversary in 2010, Ahavath Achim Sisterhood  is a  part of Women’s League for Conservative Judaism which is dedicated to the creation of a vibrant American Jewish community that nurtures the individual, the family and the community with the values of Jewish tradition. Zahava is our Sisterhood arm for women in their 20s, 30s, and young 40s. For more information, click here.

Cultural Arts

The Cultural Arts Committee produces and presents (view page) classical music recitals and concerts in the synagogue. The series is now in its 29th Season. Concerts are normally scheduled for Sunday afternoons, and are open to the public. No tickets are required for admission, and there is no set admission charge; $20.00 donations are suggested, paid either on admission, or by donation to the Al Davis Cultural Arts Fund. Volunteers to help with programming, publicity, making and printing programs, ushering, and event management are always welcomed. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Pathways: The Interfaith Family Network of Greater Atlanta

AA is an active participant in this community-wide partnership which serves as the local umbrella organization that brings together a full range of programming for interfaith families and couples. Click logo at right to view calendar of programming for Jewish learning designed especially for you.

“Pathways” is a NEW community-wide partnership of the Marcus JCC; local synagogues; and several national organizations devoted to Outreach. We serve as the local umbrella organization that brings together a full complement of programs for interfaith couples and families, whether you are just beginning your journey, newly-married or raising a Jewish family. We can connect you with the array of community and online resources. Programs available include workshops, gatherings, discussion groups, family programs and courses on topics relevant to the life of interfaith couples and families.