Join us at 11 AM on Sunday, Jan. 26th, for “Belongingness – Inclusion in Reform Judaism” with guest speaker, Kathryn Wolf.
Kathryn (Kitty) Wolf holds an MA in Early Childhood education, an MA in Art Education, a BA in Jewish history and a Certificate in Reform Jewish Education from The Union for Reform Judaism (URJ). She served as Regional Educator for the Mid-Atlantic Region of URJ for over 10 years and as the Education Director at Ohef Sholom Temple, Norfolk, Virginia, and Temple Sinai, Portsmouth, Virginia, and as principal of a supplementary religious school that served the children from both Conservative and Reform congregations in Portsmouth, Virginia.
She worked for twenty years as Director of Dependent Care and the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program at The Planning Council, a nonprofit agency serving Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. She has worked on task forces that developed and implemented child-care standards for the State of Virginia and the U.S. Navy.
She has been an adjunct faculty member of Virginia Commonwealth University, Tidewater Community College, and Old Dominion University, where she taught History of Religion and developed and taught Early Childhood Management and teacher training courses.
The theme for January is Story.
These services will be offered in person (AND ON ZOOM) at 11 AM.
For Zoom access, click here. Enter: Meeting ID – 760 822 163 and Password – 2021809, or dial +1 301 715 8592.
Topics: Inclusion, Relationships, Spirituality