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This year's theme is Jewish liturgy and services. Please purchase a copy of the book Inviting God In: A Guide to Jewish Prayer by Rabbi Jeffrey K. Salkin. In-person and Continue Reading »
Join us in person or virtually every Saturday morning for a discussion of the Torah reading for the week led by our clergy. No RSVP necessary. Visit the Google Classroom Continue Reading »
The Brotherhood will host a discussion of Moses, Man of the Mountain by Zora Neale Hurston at the temple. As a prequel for Passover, we will discuss Hurston's take on Continue Reading »
Join us in person or virtually every Saturday morning for a discussion of the Torah reading for the week led by our clergy. No RSVP necessary. Visit the Google Classroom Continue Reading »
Details and registration to come.
This year's theme is Jewish liturgy and services. Please purchase a copy of the book Inviting God In: A Guide to Jewish Prayer by Rabbi Jeffrey K. Salkin. In-person and Continue Reading »
Join us in person or virtually every Saturday morning for a discussion of the Torah reading for the week led by our clergy. No RSVP necessary. Visit the Google Classroom Continue Reading »
Cantor Rhodes will lead a discussion of Songs for the Brokenhearted by Ayelet Tsabari. Join in person or virtually; no advance registration required. Join via Zoom (Meeting ID: 742 285 Continue Reading »
Join us in person or virtually every Saturday morning for a discussion of the Torah reading for the week led by our clergy. No RSVP necessary. Visit the Google Classroom Continue Reading »
Join us in person or virtually every Saturday morning for a discussion of the Torah reading for the week led by our clergy. No RSVP necessary. Visit the Google Classroom Continue Reading »
This year's theme is Jewish liturgy and services. Please purchase a copy of the book Inviting God In: A Guide to Jewish Prayer by Rabbi Jeffrey K. Salkin. In-person and Continue Reading »