Discover the foundations of Judaism in this engaging series with Rabbi Michael Lewis and longtime Temple teacher Robin Kosberg. This class is perfect for anyone curious about Jewish learning, whether new to Judaism or looking to deepen their understanding. Class Dates: Oct. 13, 20, 27 Nov. 10, 17 Dec. 1, 8, 15 Jan. 12, 19,...
In 1967, Temple member Beverly Bonnheim was 17 when the Ku Klux Klan bombed her synagogue, Beth Israel of Jackson, Mississippi. The same synagogue, which also houses the Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life, was recently damaged by arson. Beverly and Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen will lead this class in which participants will explore the...
Imagine being able to walk into almost any Jewish worship service and understand the structure of the service, the meaning of the liturgy and how individual prayers create a greater narrative for our spiritual lives. Learn all this and more as part of the Prayer Project! This year-long class, taught by Cantor Vicky Glikin, is...
We’re excited to welcome back Goin’ to the Delivery Room, our four-week class for first-time expectant parents. Facilitators Alex Horn and Carly Goldman team up for three Sunday morning sessions, each at 9:30 a.m., and a Shabbat dinner experience. In a small-group setting, explore the roles and responsibilities of Jewish parenting and the rituals that...
Getting ready for marriage? Join Rabbi Michael Lewis and Temple member Miriam Kolni, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, for this four-part journey into building a Jewish home together. Alongside other couples, you’ll explore both the practical and spiritual sides of marriage, share meaningful conversations and end the series with a home-hosted Shabbat dinner. Completion also...
During this season of gratitude, Rabbi Debra Robbins and Meredith Pryzant, MSW, invite you to join them for this spiritual and mental well-being workshop. Together we will explore how gratitude impacts our mindset and what Judaism says about thankfulness. We will consider how hakarat hatov (recognizing the good) can be a vital self-care tool, wherever...
