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The Columbus Community Kollel is a full time, multifaceted adult Jewish education program dedicated to studying Torah and teaching it to men, women, young adults, children and teens regardless of their affiliation or background.

Columbus Conference for Jewish Women 2024 01/04/2024

2024 Columbus Conference for Jewish Women to take place at Columbus Museum
of Art Sunday, January 21 - article by Amy Schildhouse Greenberg

speaker is Beatie Deutsch, the Israeli National Champion in the m arathon and halfng, January 21, the Columbus Museum of Art also will be host to the 19 th annual Columbus Conference for Jewish Women. The Columbus Community Kollel recently announced the theme of this year’s popular one-day event: "Running Together, Reaching Higher.” This year’s keynote speaker is Beatie Deutsch, the Israeli National Champion in the marathon and half marathon. In addition to training as an elite runner, Deutsch is a mother to five children, an observant Jew, and an internationally sought-after inspirational speaker. While participants enjoy a luncheon catered by Catering by Chani, Deutsch will deliver an address entitled “Winning the Marathon of Life.”

“The Columbus Conference for Jewish Women enjoys the support of so many different Jewish women in the Central Ohio area, regardless of level of religious observance or Torah knowledge,” said Kollel Educator Chaya Basya Teichman. “There is something for everyone on this special day,” explained Teichman, chair of this year’s CCJW. “Apart from Deutsch’s address and a catered kosher luncheon in the art museum’s beautiful Schottenstein Property Group Pavilion, the women will receive a grab-and-go breakfast and choose from among four intensive workshops offered that morning. Participants may stay after the conference to tour the museum for free. There is even swag!” she added.

The workshops run the gamut from fun and interactive, to meaningful and enlightening.

Licensed social worker, author, and podcaster Yocheved Davidowitz will offer an interactive workshop to inspire and encourage participants to deepen connections to their loved ones. Her Torah-based practical suggestions will enhance both collaboration and autonomy within relationships. Davidowitz will provide useful tools participants can implement in real life situations. Another break-out session features the “Ten Wishes” interactive workshop, led by dynamic and experienced local educator, Leah Deutsch. In this experience, attendees will identify ten changes they wish to make in their own lives and learn how to bring them about. Cheryl Sher, Jewish owner of the Bliss in a Bottle wine and chocolate boutique at Easton Town Center and Bliss in a Bottle Studio in downtown Columbus will leade Edible Sensations. An expert in pairing wines with food, Sher will teach the participants her secrets of pairing kosher wines with delicious kosher Belgian chocolates, spices, and various flavorful add-ins to enhance one’s enjoyment of the wine. A fourth session led by Chaya Morris, Kollel educator, will be text based.

“It may honestly be difficult to choose which workshop one wants to attend,” remarked Teichman. “Women should be sure to register soon on the website of the Columbus Community Kollel to get their first-choice workshop. The Columbus Conference for Jewish Women promises to be a busy, fascinating morning filled with fun, meaning, sisterhood and delicious food.”

The Columbus Conference for Jewish Women, Sunday, January 21, 2024, at the
Columbus Museum of Art, 480 East Broad Street. Register at www.thekollel.org/ccjw.
Please call 614/237-7133 or contact [email protected] for more information.

Amy Schildhouse Greenberg is a Columbus-based freelance writer and Writer-in-Residence at schools and community centers for the Ohio Arts Council’s Arts in Education program.

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Columbus Conference for Jewish Women 2022 11/06/2022

Columbus Conference for Jewish Women to be held November 20

“The Columbus Conference for Jewish Women is back – live, in-person, and better than ever,” announced Kelsey Berman, Host Committee Chair for the November 20, 2022, event. “This year’s theme is ‘Imperfect is the New Perfect,’ and we invite all Jewish women in the central Ohio area to join us at the Columbus Museum of Art for a fulfilling and entertaining Sunday morning of personal exploration and sisterhood.”

“The theme –- ‘Imperfect is the New Perfect’ -- allows us to examine our mistaken quest for perfection in every area of our lives,” Berman explained. “With tips from a dynamic keynote speaker and a choice from among four interactive workshop experiences, we will challenge the idea that all the details of one’s life must be immaculately aligned for one to be happy. Rather, we may discover that happiness is a choice, and one we can make anew every day,” she added.

Keynote speaker for the Conference is Yaffa Palti, an internationally known lecturer famed for the depth and humor of her presentations. With stints living and teaching in Brooklyn, Israel, Mexico City, San Diego and currently Miami, Palti has spoken at self-improvement retreats for literally thousands of women across the globe. A trained educator, life and relationship coach and certified addiction and substance abuse counselor, Palti was raised in a Torah-observant home where the values of kindness and doing for others were emphasized.

“Yaffa is so charismatic and relatable,” Berman said, “I am sure that in her warm way, she will inspire us to be vulnerable and accept ourselves as we are. I personally am looking forward to hearing her keynote address.”

In addition to enjoying breakfast as well as a delicious buffet luncheon created by Chani Capland/Catering by Chani while hearing Palti speak, conference participants will choose one of four breakout workshops to attend that morning. The workshops include: “The Keys to Connection: Explore the 5 Areas of an Intimate Relationship,” with mental health professional Rivke Gardner; “The Joy of Authenticity,” a Jewish text-based exploration of tools for approaching life authentically with Jewish educator and author, Ruchi Koval; “Soulstir,” a movement workshop created to awaken the soul, led by dance innovator Shelly Dembe; and “Imperfect is Beauty,” facilitated by visual artist Dalia Koppes, in which participants will hear Dalia’s story of personal discovery and expression through art, and will each create her own canvas to take home. All attendees are invited to remain at the museum after the conference to view its collection of works by Jewish artists and others.

“Give yourself the present of a morning off to attend the Columbus Conference for Jewish Women,” urged Committee chair Berman. “It’s for all women regardless of age, religious affiliation, or level of observance. It truly is an inspiring morning just for women to network, socialize, learn, reflect, and focus on our relationships with family, friends, professional peers, and G-d.”

The Columbus Conference for Jewish Women takes place from 9:30-1PM Sunday morning, November 20, 2022, at the Columbus Museum of Art, 480 East Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43215. Admission is $45 (early bird through November 13) or $60 at the door. Sponsorships are also available for $100 and up. To register, go to

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Columbus Conference for Jewish Women 2021 03/23/2021

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