Our adult members meet once a month to engage in a lively discussion around a variety of informative topics of interest to Jews and Humanists. Recent subjects have included networking within the Humanist community, discovering the role of the Jews in the arts, Creationism and preserving the memory of the Holocaust. In addition, some members also participate in a book club.

Adult programs and book club meetings take place from 9:30 to 11:30 am on certain Sundays in Randolph, NJ. They begin with half an hour of socializing over fresh coffee and bagels followed by a presentation, often by an expert guest speaker, and a discussion.  Members of the community are welcome to attend.  A complete listing of our upcoming adult programs are listed in our Calendar. 

Dr. Carl Dubovy explains how his train arrived in Auschwitz but was not unloaded and was sent back to Czecholslovakia.
Dr. Carl Dubovy explains how his train arrived in Auschwitz but was not unloaded and was sent back to Czecholslovakia.
Ross Malaga, a CHJMC member and professor of management and Information systems at Montclair University, explains how DNA analysis and Web searching can help us uncover our family heritage.
Ross Malaga, a CHJMC member and professor of management and Information systems at Montclair University, explains how DNA analysis and Web searching can help us uncover our family heritage.
Author Jennifer Michael Hecht discusses her book, "Doubt: A History." The book provides a rich historical and positive spiritual context for the tradition of “doubters.”
Author Jennifer Michael Hecht discusses her book, “Doubt: A History.” The book provides a rich historical and positive spiritual context for the tradition of “doubters.”
Matthew LaClair of Kearny, NJ, tells of his ordeal after challenging a high school teacher who brought religious views into the classroom.
Matthew LaClair of Kearny, NJ, tells of his ordeal after challenging a high school teacher who brought religious views into the classroom.
Jody Hey, a professor of genetics at Rutgers University, examines the debate on "Creationism vs. Evolutionism" during a Darwin Day program.
Jody Hey, a professor of genetics at Rutgers University, examines the debate on “Creationism vs. Evolutionism” during a Darwin Day program.
Barry Dancis, an evolutionary biologist and teacher at the Philadelphia Jewish Children’s Folkshul, speaks about "Secular and Humanist Threads Running Throughout Jewish History."
Barry Dancis, an evolutionary biologist and teacher at the Philadelphia Jewish Children’s Folkshul, speaks about “Secular and Humanist Threads Running Throughout Jewish History.”