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(Community Events are now listed separately under Kehilah/Community) Regular Study sessions led by Rabbi Dan Talmud Study Introduction to the Talmud (in English)—12:00 Tuesdays, at the synagogue For beginners and veterans alike. We will discuss passages that touch on contemporary concerns, and learn more about the Talmud and why it continues to be the central text of our tradition. Bring a brown-bag lunch to these weekly sessions. May 4, 11, 18, and 25
Parenting (and Grandparenting)—a Jewish Journey Selected Wednesday evenings from 6:30-7:30 pm (during Hebrew school) Sharing and discussion of Jewish insights on parenting, gleaned from both our traditional texts and our own experiences. May 5 (last session)
Hope Amidst Hardship: Jewish Responses to CrisisSelected Saturday mornings, from 9-10:00am, before Shabbat mornings servicesUsing the wisdom of our past to guide us today. We will study texts from Torah, Talmud, Midrash, philosophy and kabbalah that exemplify the many different—and at times, conflicting—approaches our ancestors employed to deal with adversity. May 1, 8, 15, and 22 (last session)
Cantor-in-Residence Weekend April 30 - May 2
Cantor Shalowitz represents
the Conservative Movement's Cantor's Ambassador program, bringing
professional cantors to smaller synagogues to explore the beauty of
Jewish liturgical music and the history and development of Jewish music.
During services, Hazzan Howie will do
the singing and teach us about Jewish melodies and nusach.
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