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Pacific Southwest Region

Women's League for Conservative Judaism

CONTACT US:
Karen Deutsch, Webmaster
Phone: PSW Region
Email: pacswwebmaster@wlcj.org

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Women's League for Conservative Judaism

PSW President Jina Rezvanpour

Enriching every woman through Jewish values and experiences.

March 13-15, 2020

Shabbaton

POSTPONED

POSTPONED

Torah Fund Pin Chesed

The theme for this year is Chesed—Kindness.

The new Torah Fund campaign for 5780 begins July 1st.

See the Torah Fund page for the new forms and pamphlets.

We Honor Our Chesed Award recipients

View our virtual ad book

Bonnie Kirsch, Congregation B’Nai Israel, Tustin
Deborah Cadis, Congregation Beth Shalom, Santa Clarita
Eileen Bloom, Beth El Congregation, Phoenix
Gail Kogen, Shomrei Torah Synagogue, West Hills
Helen Klein, Congregation Beth El, La Jolla
Jane Willoughby, Temple Beth Am, Los Angeles
Jina Rezvanpour, Sinai Temple, Los Angeles
Kathy Benhaim, Valley Beth Shalom, Encino
Kim Memar, Temple Beth Sholom, Las Vegas
Lillian Radomsky, Temple Beth Sholom, Las Vegas
Linda Taylor, Adat Shalom, Los Angeles
Marjie Frimkess, Temple Aliyah, Woodland Hills
Pamela Friedman, Temple Etz Chaim, Thousand Oaks
Stacy Young, Congregation Tikvat Jacob Beth Torah, Manhattan Beach
Susan Cohen, Temple Ramat Zion, Northridge
Susie Katz, Adat Ari El, Valley Village

Networking to engage, enrich, and empower Conservative Jewish women

Upcoming Events

Shabbaton POSTPONED
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About Pacific Southwest Region

Women's League for Conservative Judaism, founded in 1918 by Mathilde Schechter, is an active arm of the worldwide Conservative/ Masorti movement. As an international organization, Women's League for Conservative Judaism provides services to 600 affiliated women's groups in synagogues across North America. This network links 100,000 women in 13 regions with groups in Israel, Great Britain and South America.

In 1947 the Pacific Southwest Region was organized by the late Mrs. Jacob Kohn, who became our first president. This region now numbers 30 affiliates in Southern California, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, and Texas.