Following our Shabbat service (in which Amy Spitalnick, CEO of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs, will speak from the bimah), join us for a communal Shabbat dinner, where Amy will lead a Q&A session and deeper discussion. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from and connect with a leading voice in the fight for […]
Presented by: Matt Check This series will explore the vital role of women in the Talmud, shedding light on their influence in a traditionally male-dominated rabbinic world. Though often less emphasized, women appear as scholars, leaders, and moral voices who both challenge and shape Jewish thought. We will examine the stories of notable figures such […]
Presented by: Matt Check This series will explore the vital role of women in the Talmud, shedding light on their influence in a traditionally male-dominated rabbinic world. Though often less emphasized, women appear as scholars, leaders, and moral voices who both challenge and shape Jewish thought. We will examine the stories of notable figures such […]
Presented by: Matt Check This series will explore the vital role of women in the Talmud, shedding light on their influence in a traditionally male-dominated rabbinic world. Though often less emphasized, women appear as scholars, leaders, and moral voices who both challenge and shape Jewish thought. We will examine the stories of notable figures such […]
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch Support for the State of Israel has been a cornerstone of American Jewish life since 1948. Interestingly, before Israel’s independence, the Jewish community has had a diversity of opinion about the role that Zionism should play in American Jew’s lives. This course explores the history of non-Zionism in American Reform […]
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch Welcome to the wonderful sea of Talmud study! Ever curious about the Jewish perspectives on key issues of Jewish life and practice? Rabbi Hirsch is restarting our monthly study sessions on rabbinic literature, where he will help you explore foundational texts, engage in meaningful learning, and have some wonderful debates. […]
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch Support for the State of Israel has been a cornerstone of American Jewish life since 1948. Interestingly, before Israel’s independence, the Jewish community has had a diversity of opinion about the role that Zionism should play in American Jew’s lives. This course explores the history of non-Zionism in American Reform […]
Join Matt Check, Director of Lifelong Learning, and guest facilitator Rick Warm, Director of the Center for Wisdom and Leadership, for a Sunday morning retreat designed for retired men to reflect on life’s later chapters through engaging discussion and personal reflection. We’ll consider what a fulfilling retirement looks like, the shifts in identity that come […]
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch Support for the State of Israel has been a cornerstone of American Jewish life since 1948. Interestingly, before Israel’s independence, the Jewish community has had a diversity of opinion about the role that Zionism should play in American Jew’s lives. This course explores the history of non-Zionism in American Reform […]
Presented by: Rabbi Zachary Goodman From the shtetls of Eastern Europe to the stages of Broadway and the writers’ rooms of Hollywood, Jewish humor has played a defining role in shaping modern comedy. This three-part class explores the historical and cultural forces that have placed Jews at the forefront of the comedy industry. We will […]
