A Look at Major Themes of the High Holy Days

A Look at Major Themes of the High Holy Days Through the Lens of the Book of Jonah
Led by Rabbi Jennifer Frenkel
Three Wednesdays, August 5, 12 & 26, 10:30-11:45 am (Hybrid; No session Aug. 19)

The Book of Jonah is said to be one of the shortest, most mysterious, and morally ambiguous books in the Jewish canon. We’ll study this book of the Bible together and discuss the themes of repentance, reluctance to change, justice and compassion, universalism and particularism, and our responsibility as human beings to one another and to our world. 

This series is offered at no cost for congregants and $10/session for non-members.
Registration is required.