Unless otherwise noted, all events are held at the Jewish Community Campus, 5801 W. 115th Street, Overland Park, KS. Some events require an RSVP or enrollment in our programs, so please confirm your spot in advance. Please check directly with JFS on program dates, as dates may change.
Open to all.
Meets first and third Wednesday
each month from 11:30 am – 1:00 pm at the
The ongoing support group is for individuals grieving from
the death of a loved one. The group provides an opportunity
to address issues of loss and grief within a Jewish spiritual
context in a warm and confidential environment.
The program is co-facilitated by
Lauren Glass, LCSW and Rabbi Mark Levin
To register for this Support Group contact
Molly McGurk, LCSW – JFS Director of Mental Health Services
phone: 913-327-8298 email: mmcgurk@jfskc.org
Meets first and third Wednesday
each month from 11:30 am – 1:00 pm at the
The ongoing support group is for individuals grieving from
the death of a loved one. The group provides an opportunity
to address issues of loss and grief within a Jewish spiritual
context in a warm and confidential environment.
The program is co-facilitated by
Lauren Glass, LCSW and Rabbi Mark Levin
To register for this Support Group contact
Molly McGurk, LCSW – JFS Director of Mental Health Services
phone: 913-327-8298 email: mmcgurk@jfskc.org
Meets first and third Wednesday
each month from 11:30 am – 1:00 pm at the
The ongoing support group is for individuals grieving from
the death of a loved one. The group provides an opportunity
to address issues of loss and grief within a Jewish spiritual
context in a warm and confidential environment.
The program is co-facilitated by
Lauren Glass, LCSW and Rabbi Mark Levin
To register for this Support Group contact
Molly McGurk, LCSW – JFS Director of Mental Health Services
phone: 913-327-8298 email: mmcgurk@jfskc.org
Learn Laugh & Love
This program is free, but reservations are requested by calling
The Heritage Center reception desk at 913-327-8044.
Finding meaning and purpose is a lifelong process. In addition to other forms of
wellness, a person’s level of spiritual wellness often fluctuates throughout their life. It is
natural to experience a variety of emotions along this path– both positive and negative.
Join Rabbi Jonathan Rudnick, JFS Jewish Community Chaplain, in an interactive session
exploring new habits and practices that can enhance your spiritual wellness.
Facilitator:
Rabbi Jonathan Rudnick has lived between Israel and Kansas city, raising a
family and working on his other passion for music and song along with his work
as a spiritual caregiver. As the Jewish community chaplain in Kansas City,
Jonathan oversees a network of Spiritual Care Volunteers. This work, through
Jewish Family Services has touched the lives of many, making connections to the
Jewish community while in hospitals and nursing homes. His education began at
the Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy and included The Schechter Institute of
Jewish Studies in Jerusalem, where he was ordained.
