C4C: Clubs 4 Community

Basketball Club

Club Captain: Jake Toyberman, jtoyberman@homestarrinc.com 

This club is for anyone interested in playing recreational basketball. Scrimmage dates/times/locations will be shared to club members by Jake each month. There is no commitment to participate in every game.

Canasta Club

Club Captain: Melisa Lubinski, mbmjmom@comcast.net

Are you a Canasta player? A seasoned one? Want to learn? This is the club for you! Join us twice a month for fun and schmoozing with your Beth Or friends!

In the Name of Spirits Club

Club Captain: Hillary Wagner, haw424@aol.com

This club focuses on information, history and sampling of all the major spirits. Outings include tours of local distilleries.

Kadima (Onward) Club: For those in search of community after loss

Club Captain: Rabbi Bonder, jbonder@bethor.org

This C4C group is meant for those who carry the memory of a loved one in their hearts while searching for strength and support through community. Activities include book discussions, group meetups for coffee, and much more. If you have recently experienced a loss and are looking for social activities with those who are going through a similar stage of life - reach out.

Peloton Club: #BethOrRides

Club Captain: Ken Harris, kenhirson@aol.com

Taking classes on a Peloton bike is great fun, not to mention, a wonderful way to stay in shape. Even more fun is riding with "friends". For this club, we can, but don't have to, do live rides together or, for more flexibility, do classes on demand together or just look for each other on the leaderboard whenever we do a ride. Join the group #BethOrRides and give out high fives to encourage our Beth or friends and neighbors. (Don't forget to share your leaderboard name with Ken, so he can circulate it with the group.)

Tai Chi Club

Club Captain: Howard Blum, Howard.Blum@verizon.net, 215-802-0052

This club provides teaching and practicing of Tai Chi for people of all ages and abilities. Tai Chi is a moving meditation. Practitioners report improved health, while achieving a meditative calm. We focus on Cheng Man-Ching's 37 posture short form. When indoors, chairs can be provided for those who prefer a seated position. We also discuss the historic significance of Tai Chi as one of the oldest and softest martial art forms. Our club meets for 1-hour every Monday at 5pm at  Beth Or (indoor location is Rosenfeld Social Hall). We are always interested in attracting new member participation. There is no attendance record, so members come and go as they please.  Our motto is, “Stay Sung” (relax - both mind and body). We are all beginners; even after we have learned the form, we still depend on a beginners mind.