What does it mean to feel God’s presence—not just in ancient texts, but in conversation, memory and everyday life? In this new class taught by Rabbi Seymour Rossel, Temple member and Chever Torah teacher, we’ll explore how dialogue opens us to the Divine, how remembering connects us to sacred time, and how the Bible’s idea...
Following ECEC Shabbat, stay for Together Time, a special gathering designed for children ages 3 and under and their caretakers. We’ll begin with Shabbat blessings, enjoy a lively music session, and share an interactive activity together. Come build community and celebrate Shabbat with us!
Temple will welcome Rabbi Dalia Marx of Jerusalem as the scholar-in-residence for a beit midrash, an exciting house of study. Rabbi Marx will teach at three different times over Shabbat, offering insights into her specialties of liturgy, gender, ritual and the Jewish calendar. “It Goes Both Ways: Responsibility and Reciprocity between Jewish Israelis and American...
Temple will welcome Rabbi Dalia Marx of Jerusalem as the scholar-in-residence for a beit midrash, an exciting house of study. Rabbi Marx will teach at three different times over Shabbat, offering insights into her specialties of liturgy, gender, ritual and the Jewish calendar. Following the Shabbat evening service, our ATiD 20s and 30s community is...
Temple will welcome Rabbi Dalia Marx of Jerusalem as the scholar-in-residence for a beit midrash, an exciting house of study. Rabbi Marx will teach at three different times over Shabbat, offering insights into her specialties of liturgy, gender, ritual and the Jewish calendar. “L’hitpalel: Prayer is Dynamic” This session focuses on the liturgy created since...
with Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen and Randy Pearlman, Cantorial Soloist
Temple will welcome Rabbi Dalia Marx of Jerusalem as the scholar-in-residence for a beit midrash, an exciting house of study. Rabbi Marx will teach at three different times over Shabbat, offering insights into her specialties of liturgy, gender, ritual and the Jewish calendar. “Women’s Religiosity in Antiquity (and Now): It’s Not What You Think” Learn...
