Hazak

Giving Each Other Strength In Life

Upcoming Events

  • Hazak's Happy Hour & Minyan

    Every Wednesday | 5:45 PM

    Come at 5:45! We meet each Wednesday 30 minutes before the start of minyan. So bring your favorite food and/or drink, relax and SCHMOOZE. Then stay to join the minyan.

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  • Hazak + Project Isaiah

    Join us Thursday, October 23 from 12:00 - 2:00PM

    Project Isaiah begins September 15 and runs through Kol Nidre, with collection boxes available at Anshai Torah. Please consider bringing unopened canned goods, cereal, soup, hygiene products, and other shelf-stable items to support those in need.

    Register Here

  • Dr. John Moore, PhD. Archaeological Presentation

    Join us Thursday, October 9 at 6:30 pm.

    Step back in time this Sukkot as Dr. John Moore, Ph.D., shares a fascinating presentation on the archaeological history of Jerusalem before King David. We’ll begin with Minyan, enjoy a box dinner in the sukkah, and then dive into the discoveries that bring ancient Jerusalem to life.

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What is Hazak?

Hazak is an organization founded by United Synagogue for Conservative Judaism that warmly welcomes adults aged 55+ into a vibrant, supportive community. It offers a place to connect, learn, and engage in meaningful activities, creating a space where members can thrive, find purpose, and share enriching experiences. We are 250+ members strong and growing!

The name HAZAK, meaning “strength,” reflects the spirit of the group:

  • Het (Hokhmah): Wisdom—cultivating lifelong learning

  • Zayan (Ziknah): Maturity—celebrating the depth of life’s experiences

  • Kuph (Kadima): Looking Ahead—encouraging continued growth and connection

Hazak is more than just a social gathering; it’s a dedicated community focused on meaningful interactions. Hazak provides opportunities to enrich our personal and congregational lives and strengthen our congregation.  With programs ranging from social events and educational workshops to service projects and spiritual enrichment, Hazak ensures members stay engaged, active, and connected to our shul and one another.

Whether you’re looking to make new friends, explore new interests, or simply stay involved, Hazak offers a welcoming environment for all.

For more information, please reach out to Hazak President, Harvey Swento, at HazakCAT@gmail.com.

Are You or Someone You Know Recovering?

Do you know a member who is recovering from an illness?  Please contact us  to have a get-well card sent from Hazak.  

We would likewise love to acknowledge simchas. Please contact Jackie Fleschman, at jfleshman@aol.com

Stay Connected to Hazak

If you're a member of Hazak, staying connected is important! Along with attending events, be sure to check out our Facebook page and Event Recap Blog to see what’s happening and relive past moments in our community.

  • Be sure to join our Facebook group, check out our posts, and don’t forget to like them!

  • Hazak’s Event Recap Blog lets you relive amazing moments and stay connected with our community. Check it out to see highlights from past events!