From family programming, youth, young adults, and not-so-young adults, Jewish Tulsa provides meaningful education programs and community events to build Jewish identity and belonging—at every step of your Jewish journey.
PJ Library is a free program that helps Jewish families with young children connect to Jewish traditions, values, and community through monthly books and engaging resources.
Jewish Tulsa enhances the experience with family-friendly events that bring children and parents together to learn, celebrate, and build lasting connections.
JMoms is a group for Jewish moms with children 18 or younger to develop community with other moms.
JMoms provides a supportive and safe space to share, learn, reflect, and hear from one another about the challenges of raising Jewish children. 
Dad’s Night Out provides a dedicated space for local fathers raising Jewish children under age 18 to connect, socialize, and build community.
Programs are casual, social, and cultural in nature. Make new friends and stay connected to old friends.
Young Adult | Leadership | Legacy | Action serves as a hub for social and educational activities for Jewish adults ages 21-40.
YALLA is where the next generation of young leaders go for Jewish growth and social opportunities in Tulsa.
BBYO, the leading pluralistic Jewish teen movement, has enriched Jewish identity and developed young leaders for 100 years.
The local chapters, Feenberg-Rubin AZA (boys) and Nona Bloch-Salomon BBG (girls) are housed at Jewish Tulsa serving Jewish teens in grades 8–12.
No matter your age, adult learning programs deepen Jewish knowledge, strengthen identity, and foster connection across generations.
Our diverse series of programs is open to all ages and includes one-off events and continuing classes. Check out our events calendar to see all our offerings.
Guided by Tikkun Olam (repairing the world) and Tzedakah (righteousness/charity), we coordinate ongoing volunteer projects to better our community.
Volunteer opportunities may be group-specific, such as Women’s Philanthropy volunteer initiatives or community-wide. Join our email newsletter to learn about Volunteer Initiatives.
Grounded in Jewish values, we connect community members to the services they need to be self-sufficient, decrease isolation, and ensure their dignity.
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