First Thursdays: Exploring a Celebrated Short Story by a Well-known Jewish Writer
Exploring a Celebrated Short Story by a Well-known Jewish Writer Presented by Judy Nadell Thursday, May 1 at 7:30 pm (Hybrid) Most of us enjoy reading and talking with friends about what we’ve read, but we don’t always have the chance to indulge that basic pleasure. This interactive program will provide precisely that opportunity. Together, […]
First Thursdays: A Holocaust Story of Survival & Triumph
First Thursdays: An Evening of Remembrance: A Holocaust Story of Survival and Triumph Presented by Ed Skobac Thursday, April 3 at 7:30 pm (Hybrid) In observance of Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Memorial Day), Ed Skobac, Steve Janove and David Janove will offer a presentation about Ed’s father, William, who survived the Holocaust alone in Poland, and […]
Pirkei Avot: What We Can Learn About Social Responsibility
Pirkei Avot – What We Can Learn from Our Sages About Social Responsibility Led by Rabbi Jennifer Frenkel Monday, April 21 at 7:30 pm (Hybrid) There is a Jewish custom during the Omer – the seven-week period between the holiday of Passover and the holiday of Shavuot – to study Pirkei Avot (the Wisdom of […]
CANCELED: More Than Four Questions
Due to unforseen circumstances, tonight’s class has been canceled. We apologize for the inconvenience and will keep registrants posted on a reschedule date. More Than Four Questions Led by Rabbi Jennifer Frenkel Monday evening, April 7, 7:30-8:45 pm (Hybrid) Our Seders are a chance to gather with loved ones, to remember those who came before […]
Shabbat Machshava (in person only)
Led by Cantor Neil Schnitzer, this service will be instead of our usual Shabbat morning Spice Up Your Judaism session. We will experience Shabbat in a meaningful and joyful way as a community with contemplative readings, enhanced by music new and familiar, creating a deeply spiritual experience. All are welcome. This service is in person […]
First Thursdays: Antisemitism – Where did it come from?
Antisemitism: Where did it come from? Haman, Amalek & the “Why” of Antisemitism Presented by Rabbi Laurence Kotok, D.D. Anti-Judaism and Antisemitism has been part of the Jewish experience from the biblical experience to the beginnings of Christianity 2000 years ago. Antisemitism has shaped our experience and self-definition through the Middle Ages until today. October […]
CANCELED: Monthly Mussar Moments
This session has been canceled. We apologize for the inconvenience. Monthly Mussar Moments with Rabbi Milan-Polisar Mondays according to schedule, 12:00-1:00 pm (Zoom only) Rabbi Milan-Polisar’s monthly Zoom-only lunch time sessions on Mussar continue. Even if you have a “day job,” we hope you can make the time to join us for these enlightening conversations. […]
Shabbaton: Pathways Navigating Jewish Life Today and Tomorrow
Adult Shabbaton: Pathways Navigating Jewish Life Today and Tomorrow This inspiring day will include learning with our clergy team, a Shabbat morning worship experience and an intergenerational panel discussion. Our keynote speaker will be Rabbi Stacy Rigler, executive director of the Association of Reform Jewish Educators. Rabbi Rigler will discuss how technology has impacted Jewish […]
First Thursdays: Grandir Ailleurs (Growing Up Elsewhere)
Grandir Ailleurs (Growing Up Elsewhere) presented by Dr. Brien Brothman Thursday, February 6, 7:30 pm (Hybrid) This session, led by Brien Brothman, will explore the idea of “the enemy” through a discussion of the French novel Grandir Ailleurs (Growing Up Elsewhere), penned by Faraj Alexandre Rifai, a staunch pro-Israel Franco-Syrian Arab raised to harbor animosity […]
Shabbat Machshava (in person only)
Led by Cantor Neil Schnitzer, this service will be instead of our usual Shabbat morning Spice Up Your Judaism session. We will experience Shabbat in a meaningful and joyful way as a community with contemplative readings, enhanced by music new and familiar, creating a deeply spiritual experience. All are welcome. This service is in person […]
