Becky Markowitz

Becky Markowitz smiling against a rail.

Becky Markowitz is a past member of the WRJ Executive Committee and a Past President of the WRJ Atlantic District. She serves as the Co-Chair for WRJ Chai Society. She is a past president of Congregation Shir Ami and a member of Women of Shir Ami. She is a realtor and lives in Newtown, PA. She has two wonderful sons, a daughter-in-law and two granddaughters. She is a passionate volunteer and loves WRJ.

A picture of a half-opened Hebrew book with a silver Star of David placed in the middle. The Israel flag is in the background.

Are We Living Jewishly?

Becky Markowitz

Are we living Jewishly? This is a very challenging time in the world to think about this question. When Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023 it altered the world, especially the Jewish world.

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Now Is The Time to Engage

Becky Markowitz
One of the most important ways WRJ connects with our members/the community/the world is through the North America and District Speakers Bureaus. The Speakers Bureau is an interactive initiative that allows us to share information and learn together. Speakers may be a WRJ Board member or officer, a district president, sisterhood member, or community leader that connects with your group. It could be YOU. 

WRJ Speakers Bureau - We Want to Engage with You

Becky Markowitz

 

I am an out-of-the-box thinker and passionate about the work we do at Women of Reform Judaism. I truly believe that we are stronger together and can do so much more by working together.

One thing that 2020 taught us is how vital personal connections are
Voices of WRJ

Voices of WRJ: D'varim

Becky Markowitz

The words I’m asking you: did you put more love into the world today?

This week’s Torah portion, D’varim, the 1st chapter in Deuteronomy, means words. Words – the ones we write, the ones others say, the ones we say aloud, the ones we say to ourselves – I hear
Voices of WRJ

WRJ Voices: B'reishit

Becky Markowitz

Time flies – that’s the bad news – the good news is we are the pilots. This is especially true during the High Holy Days and the fall festivals; another New Year is beginning. Where did the last year go? It went fast.