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SAJE
Bi-Weekly Timely Topic Presentations followed by Lunch at CSR!
Mondays & Thursdays at 11:00 AM
SAJE, Senior Activities in a Jewish Environment, is a unique opportunity for those in our community who are retired or who work part-time to participate in social and educational daytime activities. The group meets Mondays and Thursdays at 11:00 AM and includes lunch after the program.
Join us at CSR or on Zoom from September through June. You are always welcome to bring a friend. We look forward to seeing you! Contact Brenda Wilkin for more information.
SAJE is:
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A Welcoming Program for Local Seniors
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An Occasion To Hear Informed Speakers
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A Place To Enjoy Cultural Presentations
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A Place To Learn Jewish Teaching and Ethics
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An Opportunity To Join Museum Tours With Friends
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A Chance To Dine Around Family Style
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An Opportunity to Network with Your Friends and Neighbors
Come and Join Us!
SAJE was founded in 2005 at Community Synagogue of Rye as a way for seniors ages 60 and above to enrich their participation in synagogue life. SAJE has something for every member of CSR with topics ranging from travel, music, memoir writing, medicine, Israel, Jewish enrichment, world affairs, local government, book reviews, and much more. All CSR members and non-members are welcome to attend SAJE programs and bring a friend.
Do you have an area of expertise or hobby? Have you taken a trip or read a book you’d like to share with SAJE? SAJE encourages all CSR members and friends to be involved. If you are interested in participating to share a skill or interest, please reach out to Brenda Wilkin, SAJE Coordinator.
Upcoming Dates
Monday, February 17 – No SAJE, Presidents Day
Thursday, February 20 – Nancy Barr
Westchester County Legislator, Nancy Barr, will bring us up-to-date information on significant pieces of legislation that have passed at the County level, and what our County Legislators are working on now.
Monday, February 24 – Barb Tankel
Book Club: Songs for the Broken Hearted by Ayelet Tsabari
Zohara, a young Yemeni Israeli woman, learns of her mother’s secret romance in a dramatic journey through lost family stories, revealing the unbreakable bond between a mother and a daughter. Zohara finds herself on an unexpected path that leads to shocking truths about her family—including dangers that lurk for impressionable young men and secrets that force her to question everything she thought she knew about her parents, her heritage, and her own future. This is a debut novel by an award-winning literary voice.
Thursday, February 27 – Robert Spatz
Robert Spatz, BSPT, MPA, CKTP, is the Director of Physical Therapy at ONS Harrison. He has more than 20 years of experience in physical therapy and health care administration. In addition, he is a Lab Instructor at Mercy College School of Physical Therapy and an Adjunct Professor at Westchester Community College and has been a guest lecturer at Briarcliff Schools, Team in Training, Manhattanville College, among other community institutions. He will offer information on how to keep our joints strong and safe, the value of effective injury prevention, how to safely help if someone falls and how to safely get up if you do fall.