Join Rabbi Michael Lewis and our ATiD 20s and 30s community for a conversation around historical Judaism and relating it to today’s world. This month's topic will be Jewish views on abortion and women reproductive rights. A light dinner will be served.
As winter turns to spring, we are pleased to present this in-depth exploration of Song of Songs, the Bible verse traditionally read during the Passover season. Led by Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen, participants will delve into the layered meanings and adaptations of this ancient love poem, complete with musical renditions and modern interpretations. We will...
The Death of King Saul and Physician-Assisted Suicide: An Exercise in Rabbinical Thinking What does Jewish law teach us about enabling the terminally ill to die more quickly and with less suffering? Rabbis are often called upon for counsel on this difficult question, yet the sources of Torah do not provide them (and us) with...
Join Rabbi Michael Lewis and songleader Jacob Fishman for a special Tot Shabbat! Wear your pajamas and enjoy a pancake breakfast for this short, lively service made just for families with children up to age 5.
As winter turns to spring, we are pleased to present this in-depth exploration of Song of Songs, the Bible verse traditionally read during the Passover season. Led by Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen, participants will delve into the layered meanings and adaptations of this ancient love poem, complete with musical renditions and modern interpretations. We will...
As winter turns to spring, we are pleased to present this in-depth exploration of Song of Songs, the Bible verse traditionally read during the Passover season. Led by Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen, participants will delve into the layered meanings and adaptations of this ancient love poem, complete with musical renditions and modern interpretations. We will...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
