Adat Ari El Journeys
We offer unique travel opportunities throughout each year, led by our clergy and professional staff. These experiential opportunities are designed to broaden our community's perspectives, find new ways to build Jewish identity, and engage in social justice outside of our LA bubble. All proposed trips are subject to change based on interest, availability, and health protocols.
Upcoming Journeys:
March of the Living to Poland and Israel
April 12-22, 2026
This trip is currently at capacity. If you would like to be added to the wait list in case a spot becomes available, please contact Monise Neummann at monise@motl.org.
Click here for a sample itinerary.

Previous Journeys:
Civil Rights
February 16-18, 2025
Our congregation, alongside members from several other communities, recently participated in the impactful 2nd AAE Civil Rights Journey, traveling from Atlanta, GA to Birmingham, AL. We stopped in Selma and Montgomery, honoring the legacies of those who fought for justice and equality. This journey is an inspiring reflection with speakers, museum visits and a chance to get to know each other better.
This trip has been completed. If you would like information or you are interested in our next Civil Rights trip, please reach out to Rachel Eli.
Civil Rights
November 5-7, 2023
Adult Civil Rights Journey from Atlanta, GA to Birmingham, AL. This trip was offered in conjunction with Temple Ahavat Shalom. Please see the information above for our most recent trip.
March of the Living to Poland and Israel
April 16-26, 2023
The International March of the Living is a profound educational program that brings together people from around the world to Poland and Israel, where participants explore the history of the Holocaust and engage in discussions about the roots of prejudice, intolerance, and hatred. This program fosters a deep connection to Jewish heritage while promoting the crucial messages of "Never Again" and the importance of combating hate in all forms.
Our delegation from Adat Ari El joined the March of the Living participated in this Journey to learn from survivors, reflect on history, and renew our commitment to civil rights and social justice in our communities. Please see the information at the top of the page for our upcoming trip!



