Adat Chaverim's mission is to provide opportunities for residents of the Greater Los Angeles area to express and nurture Jewish cultural identity and a sense of Jewish community within a secular, nontheistic context.

Adat Chaverim Shabbat Services and Cultural School are held at
the American Jewish University in Brentwood, CA. Click on view
larger map below for directions. Once you turn Right on Casiano Rd
Turn Right into the first parking lot. The Cultural School and Services
are located via the entrance lobby on the 3rd floor. The Chapel is downstairs on the 2nd floor.

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President-elect Marci Goldberg & President Gayle Insel

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For AJU info & directions, CLICK ON PICTURE BELOW

Adat Chaverim is moving in the right direction!

In 2008, Adat Chaverim began celebrating all of its Shabbat and holiday festivities at the American Jewish University (formerly known as the University of Judaism), where we currently lease space. Large scale events like Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Services will be held in the beautiful and traditional Matthew Berman Chapel, with its wooden benches and woven wall hangings. More intimate gatherings will take place in the private dining room featuring a wall of windows overlooking the lights of the San Fernando Valley.

The most important benefit of having moved to AJU is its phenomenal location right off the 405 Freeway in the Sepulveda Pass. Cultural Jews throughout the Greater Los Angeles Area now have an easier commute whether they are coming from the San Fernando Valley or the West Side. This will make it more realistic for a much larger portion of the population to attend Adat’s rich cultural offerings on a regular basis.

For information about AJU, including directions for how to get there, CLICK HERE or on the picture below of the AJU campus.

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(From left) Marci Goldberg, Rabbi Miriam Jerris, Bonnie Cousens

We were proud to host the 37th North American conference of the Society for Humanistic Judaism on April 4-6, 2008, at the Marriott in Woodland Hills. To read the article from the Jewish Journal, click on the picture above from the very successful event.

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