Join FJMC as we discuss the reintroduction of our Individual Membership effort.

• Learn about networking opportunities and connecting to other Jewish men

• Explore what FJMC offers - virtually and in person

• Hear from FJMC Leadership about new FJMC initiatives 

• Lend your voice to create programs designed for you

The last day to order Bulk candles and supplies is March 10, 2026. 

Questions? Call 800-391-7293 or email us at info@yellowcandles.org

Thank you for Shining A Light For Remembrance.

Catch all the Mamas' Boys episodes on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean, iTunes, Amazon Music/Audible, iHeartRadio and PodChaser.

Brought to you by the HMV Committee.  We will facilitate the discussion which offers each of us the opportunity to express how we think and feel about the rise in antisemitism based on our own personal experiences.

Passover is coming fast—and we’re putting together something special: a Men’s Haggadah for FJMC International, built by the voices, creativity, humor, and hard-won wisdom of our own FJMC International guys.

This Haggadah is meant to be a living one. Personal. Honest. Sometimes funny. Sometimes tender. Always aimed at the same journey the Seder is really about: moving from slavery to freedom—in our lives, our relationships, and the way we show up as men.

Here’s the ask: We’re opening a limited number of contribution slots for men across FJMC International. You can contribute in a variety of ways.

Men’s Club Shabbat is an opportunity for Men’s Club members to lead the Shabbat service(s).

Engage your members as leaders.

Expand their comfort level by asking men to do something they have not done before – like reading Torah or leading a Hebrew reading.

Minyan of Comfort is a joint project of the FJMC and the Cantors Assembly.

The project involves a lay training initiative coupled with the publication, Creating a Minyan of Comfort.

The training and accompanying publication are designed to:

• Assist synagogues in developing a corps of trained shiva minyanim lay leaders
• Clarify and share community minhag and halacha
• Gain familiarity with the various siddurim and other booklets that are often used in a shiva minyan
• Learn the traditional nusach for each service (e.g. Mincha; Ma’ariv)
• Gain awareness of any special liturgical needs (e.g. Rosh Chodesh; Al HaNisim; Omer; etc.)
• Understand the role of menachem avel, comforter of the bereaved
• Encourage clubs to share and collaborate on their own Minyan of Comfort implementations

FJMC International brings you Shalom Brothers! with Rabbi Noam Raucher, Executive Director!

Parashat Tetzaveh:
Delivered on February 28, 2026
Adar 11, 5786

Check back on the website, on Friday afternoon, for this week's parashat, Ki Tisa.

Our bimonthly magazine will offer practical information, sound advice and things you can apply in your life immediately.