The Assistant Event Manager supports the planning, coordination, and execution of religious, cultural, and community events at the temple. This role ensures that events run smoothly, respectfully uphold Hindu traditions, and meet the needs of the temple community. Key Responsibilities: Assist with planning and organizing temple festivals, pujas, cultural programs, and community events Coordinate logistics such as schedules, volunteers, supplies, and vendor arrangements Communicate with priests, staff, volunteers, and community members Help with setup, decoration, and cleanup before and after events Ensure events follow temple guidelines and maintain cultural and spiritual sanctity Assist in maintaining records and reports for events and attendance Support communication and publicity through flyers, social media, or temple announcements Qualifications: Interest in Hindu culture, festivals, and temple activities Strong organizational and time-management skills Good communication and interpersonal skills Ability to work evenings, weekends, and festival days as needed Prior experience in event coordination or volunteer work (preferred but not required) Basic computer skills are a plus Working Conditions: Must be able to work in a busy temple environment May require standing for long periods and lifting light materials (decorations, chairs, etc.)
Part-Time Judaic Studies Teacher – 4th Grade Location: Merrick, Long Island, NY Schedule: Mondays & Wednesdays, 4:15–6:15 PM Organization: Congregation Ohav Sholom Are you passionate about Jewish education and love working with children? Join our warm, welcoming Modern Orthodox synagogue community in Merrick, NY, as a Judaic Studies Teacher for our vibrant Hebrew School program! 🧒 Who We Teach: Our students (ages 5–13) attend public schools and come from diverse Jewish backgrounds. We focus on creating a joyful, meaningful connection to: Jewish holidays and traditions Israel and Jewish identity Tefillah (prayer) and Parsha Hebrew reading and language skills 🌟 Why Teach With Us? Supportive, collaborative teaching team Engaging curriculum and excellent resources Make a real impact in just a few hours a week Ideal for day school teachers, graduate students, or college students seeking meaningful part-time work ✅ Requirements: Experience working with children Knowledge of Jewish traditions and Hebrew reading Enthusiasm, creativity, and a warm teaching style