FJMC is a partnership of over 250 affiliated clubs with more than 20,000 members across North America dedicated to involving Jewish men in Jewish life. FJMC empowers the men of Conservative/Masorti Judaism so that their passionate voices are heard in their communities and in the movement throughout North America and around the world.

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Dates to Remember

July 1-5: FJMC Biennial Convention

July 30: Tisha B'av

September 19-20: Rosh Hashanah

September 28: Yom Kippur

October 3: Sukkot

October 9: Hoshanna Raba

October 10: Shimini Atzeret

October 11: Simchat Torah

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The FJMC has over 280 clubs throughout the USA and Canada



World Wide Wrap

Sunday February 7, 2010

The World Wide Wrap is an international program of the Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs that allows Jews from all over the world to join together to practice and learn about the performance of the mitzvah of wrapping tefillin.

Shabbat Eco Candle

July 1-5, 2009

2009 FJMC Convention, Philadelphia, PA

Join more than 500 men and women at the 2009 FJMC International Biennial Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Don’t miss this fantastic experience. Register now

April 11-12 , 2010

Yom Hashoah Yellow Candle™ Program

The Yellow Candle™ was conceived in 1981 by members of the Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs at Beth Tzedec in Toronto to help keep alive the memory of the six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust. It is modeled after the traditional Jewish memorial candle that burns for 24 hours during periods of mourning and on the anniversary of the death of a family member. Find out more

FJMC Wellness Initiative

The goals of the new FJMC Wellness Initiative are to:

  • To increase awareness of health and wellness issues by our members
  • To encourage Men’s Clubs to adopt wellness programming as an integral part of their mission- No one else in the shul is doing this sort of work this is a unique and special niche
  • To add visibility and vitality to Men’s Club programming on a local level
  • To create another "portal of entry" for men otherwise not involved to play an active role in their Men's Club
Comic - The handle of your recliner does not qualify as an exercise machine.