Grief Circle: A Community of Presence and Support
Tuesday, November 3 @ 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
“We gather not because we have answers for one another, but because we believe no one should have to carry grief alone.”
The OZ Grief Circle is a welcoming, peer-supported gathering for adults experiencing loss, grief, caregiving challenges, or major life transitions. Together, we create space for honest conversation, compassionate listening, reflection, and connection.
Each gathering offers opportunities to share, listen, and draw strength from community, along with Jewish wisdom, readings, and rituals that can help us navigate loss, memory, healing, and hope.
The Grief Circle is led by trained facilitators and OZ members Michael Schaal and Harvey Klein, together with Rabbi Ariel.
This is not a therapy group. It is a community of presence and support grounded in compassion, confidentiality, and mutual care. Whether your loss is recent or something you have carried for years, you are welcome.
Meets on the first Tuesday of each month, 5:30–7:00 pm, in the Samuelson-Saiger Sanctuary.
To help foster meaningful conversation and connection, registration is requested.
